Memorykite

Memorykite is a wedding photography and videography company based in Saint George, Utah. Owner Kyle Jacobsen works in cinematic, documentary and traditional filming styles.

What LGBTQ+ couples should know

The business is LGBTQ+-owned. Offering both stills and film means one person can follow your whole story, from rehearsal dinner to reception. That continuity matters when you want your relationship portrayed with the same care throughout.

What is offered

The company offers a range of wedding packages to suit different budgets. Coverage can include the rehearsal dinner, pre-ceremony activities, the ceremony and the reception. Finished films can come in formats such as Blu-ray, digital download, DVD or a USB flash drive. Services include drone footage and a full feature video.

Planning around red rock scenery

Saint George sits close to Zion National Park and other desert landscapes, so many couples marry outdoors. Check permit rules for any public land, because drones and large groups often need approval. Plan for heat, with a shaded ceremony space and water for guests.

Ask which style fits your day: cinematic for a polished look, documentary for a natural one, or a blend. Decide in advance whether you want sound from vows and toasts recorded cleanly.

Getting them to your venue

Memorykite is based in Saint George in southwest Utah. Ask about travel for other regions. Southern Utah draws many destination couples, so booking early for spring and autumn dates is wise.

Questions before you sign

Can we choose a mixture of film styles? How long does editing take? Which formats do we receive?