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Watch a real wedding film we captured at The Howey Mansion. Every frame tells a story of love, elegance, and the timeless grandeur of one of Central Florida's most storied historic estates.
The Howey Mansion

The Founder
Weddings have a way of revealing people.
Filming Michigan weddings since 2020. 77+ couples. One filmmaker who still cries at the father-daughter dance.
The grandmother who hasn't danced in ten years, doing it again because her grandson asked. The dad who thought he had the speech under control and absolutely does not. The quiet thirty seconds in the bridal suite when the veil goes on and nobody says anything, because there's nothing left to say.
Those are the moments I came to film.
I started as a photographer. For years, that's all I wanted to be — still frames, chasing the decisive moment, learning to see. Weddings weren't on my radar. Then I shot my first one, and somewhere between the first look and the last dance I realized a photograph couldn't hold it. The look on her dad's face needed to move. Her mother's laugh needed sound. The vows needed breath.
So I picked up a camera that could film them. That was 2020. Seventy-seven weddings ago. And I'm still not over it.
My default is documentary. I want the real thing — the tears that caught you off guard, the toast that went off the rails, the song you didn't know you'd remember forever. Most of the day, I'm the person in the corner making sure nothing gets missed.
But if you want a few posed shots — a quiet moment in good light, a portrait the two of you will actually want to hang on a wall — I've got you. I came up as a photographer, so I know how to direct without it feeling stiff. You tell me what you want, and we'll make it look like it happened on its own.
Longer takes. Composed frames. Real sound. Patient editing that trusts you to feel what's in front of you. The kind of film you'll put on at your tenth anniversary and still feel in your chest.
Where I Film
Jaymes Media is based in Plymouth, Michigan, and I travel wherever love takes you in this state. I've filmed couples on Detroit rooftops and the Grand Haven pier, in Ann Arbor gardens and on the quiet backroads near Traverse City. I've worked inside Planterra, The Felt Estate, Shinola, and The Henry Ford — each one has taught me something, if I was paying attention.
I've learned the light in these places. The way the glass at Planterra goes gold around 7:12 in July. The wind off Lake Michigan you can hear before you can see it. The hush inside Henry Ford when the ceremony starts. The small, specific things that make a Michigan wedding feel like a Michigan wedding. I bring that knowledge to every day I film, because the people I film deserve someone who knows where they're standing.
It's Just Me
Every film is shot, edited, and delivered by me. That's not a marketing line — it's how I want to work. It means you'll know my name, my number, and my face. It means the person you trusted with your wedding is the same person sitting in the edit suite at 11pm trying to get the color on your dad's tux exactly right, because that moment mattered and I don't want to lose it.
It matters to me. I promise you'll feel it.
Let's Make Your Film
If you want a film that remembers your wedding the way you actually lived it — the quiet moments and the loud ones, the tears and the dance floor and everything in between — I'd love to hear your story.
Locations Served
Detroit · Grand Rapids · Ann Arbor · Traverse City · Southwest Michigan · West Michigan · Chicago · Orlando
The Venue
Tucked away in the beautiful town of Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida, The Howey Mansion is a 1925 Mediterranean Revival estate that blends architectural grandeur with intimate warmth. Its rose-colored stucco walls, Fountain Courtyard, and golden Florida light make it one of the most cinematic wedding venues in Central Florida — a place where every frame feels like it was designed for film.
The Howey Mansion's rose-colored stucco facade, grand curving staircase, and 24 elegant rooms provide the kind of architectural framing that most venues simply can't offer. Every arched doorway creates a natural frame, the hand-blown stained glass peacock fanlight catches light like a painting, and the Mediterranean Revival design gives wide shots a cinematic quality that feels intentional — because the building was designed to be beautiful. For a filmmaker, it means less work finding the shot and more time perfecting it.
The Howey Mansion isn't just a building — it's a 4+ acre estate in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. The palm-lined grounds, Fountain Courtyard, and sweeping front lawn mean your wedding film has visual variety that keeps viewers engaged. A first look in the elegant Foyer, portraits under the palm canopy, a ceremony on the Mediterranean Revival terrace, cocktail hour in the Ballroom, dinner under the stars in the Fountain Courtyard — each scene has its own character, which gives us the footage to create a film that feels like a short feature, not a slideshow.
The way Central Florida light moves through The Howey Mansion is something you have to see to believe. It pours through the tall arched windows, warms the rose-colored stucco walls, and catches the Fountain Courtyard in that golden glow that makes everything look like a painting. As a filmmaker, I plan around this light. It's the difference between a nice shot and a frame that makes you catch your breath. The Howey Mansion's Mediterranean architecture was designed to embrace the Florida sun, and it delivers that light consistently.
What makes The Howey Mansion special is the balance between intimacy and grandeur. Built in 1925 by citrus magnate William J. Howey, this is a home that once hosted President Calvin Coolidge — not a convention center. Your guests feel close, the energy stays concentrated, and the emotion carries. But the Mediterranean Revival architecture, the Prohibition Vault, and the sprawling Florida grounds give it a scale that reads as cinematic on camera. That combination is rare, and it's why couples who care about how their day will look on film keep choosing this venue.
Kind Words
"Myron was amazing to work with on my wedding day and beforehand. He understood what I wanted in a wedding video and captured the most beautiful parts of our day that we will cherish forever."
Amelia & Patrick
Investment
It's the look your dad gives you before the aisle. Your grandmother's laugh from across the room. The quiet thing your partner whispers that no one else hears. We design every collection to hold the people who shaped you — so years from now, you can press play and step right back into the day.
Each one is built around the way your day actually unfolds. A small, intentional team that moves with you, not around you. Vows captured clean enough to hear every word. Color and sound shaped by hand — not just the way the day looked, but the way it felt. A final film made to be watched on every anniversary, shown to children who weren't there yet, and remembered long after the flowers are gone.
Collections begin at $4,497.
Our signature wedding film package — full-day cinematic coverage with a team of two videographers.
Our most popular collection — elevated coverage with a three-person crew and extended coverage.
Intimate, cinematic coverage for couples celebrating on their own terms. Destination-ready.
Every wedding is its own story — and sometimes it doesn't fit neatly into a package. If you have something specific in mind, reach out and we'll build something just for you. "Raw Video" can be added per request.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about hiring a wedding videographer for your Howey Mansion wedding.
Jaymes Media, founded by filmmaker Myron Hill, is one of the top-rated wedding videographers for Howey Mansion weddings. With direct experience filming at this stunning 1925 Mediterranean Revival estate in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida, we understand how to work with the mansion's rose-colored stucco architecture, Fountain Courtyard, and golden Central Florida light to create cinematic wedding films that capture the full elegance and emotion of the day.
Wedding videography at The Howey Mansion typically costs between $2,500 and $8,000 depending on coverage and quality. At Jaymes Media, packages range from $2,997 (elopements) to $6,497 (premium full-day). The signature Natural Vow package starts at $4,497 and includes 2 videographers, 8 hours of coverage, a 5-minute cinematic film, professional color grading, sound design, and drone footage — which is particularly stunning over the mansion's 4+ acre Florida estate and palm-lined grounds.
The Howey Mansion offers a truly cinematic filming environment. The Mediterranean Revival architecture with its rose-colored stucco facade, grand curving staircase, and hand-blown stained glass provides dramatic framing and depth. The 4+ acre grounds with the Fountain Courtyard, palm-lined lawns, and Historic Terrace offer visual variety — from intimate garden moments to grand establishing shots. The 24 interior rooms catch beautiful Central Florida light throughout the day. And the balance between intimate scale and architectural grandeur creates a setting that reads as both personal and cinematic on film.
Yes. Jaymes Media has filmed at The Howey Mansion and showcases these films on this page and on our Vimeo channel. Scroll up to the Featured Film section to watch a real wedding film captured at the mansion and see how the venue's Mediterranean Revival architecture, Fountain Courtyard, and golden Florida light translate to cinema.
We recommend booking your wedding videographer 6 to 12 months before your Howey Mansion wedding date. Peak season dates fill up fastest. The Howey Mansion is one of Central Florida's most sought-after historic estate venues, so couples tend to plan early. Reach out as soon as you have your date confirmed for the best availability.
Yes — and The Howey Mansion is one of the best venues in Central Florida for drone footage. The 4+ acre estate grounds, the Mediterranean Revival facade with its Ludowici tile roof, and the surrounding Howey-in-the-Hills landscape all look extraordinary from above. Drone footage is included in our Natural Vow and Full Vows packages (weather permitting) and adds a cinematic scale to your film that ground-level cameras simply can't achieve.
Think editorial, not traditional. We blend cinematic storytelling with documentary authenticity. Our films capture the raw emotion of your vows, the laughter during toasts, and the quiet moments between just the two of you. At The Howey Mansion specifically, we lean into the venue's Mediterranean Revival grandeur and natural beauty — using the arched doorways, the Fountain Courtyard, the Prohibition Vault, and the golden Florida light as visual storytelling elements rather than just a backdrop.
Most couples receive their film within 12 weeks. This timeline allows us to meticulously color grade every scene, mix audio, and refine the edit until it's perfect.
Jaymes Media has filmed at The Howey Mansion and understands the venue's intimate, romantic character. Built in 1925 by citrus magnate William J. Howey and designed by pioneering architect Katherine Cotheal Budd, the mansion's 24 elegant rooms, Fountain Courtyard, and Mediterranean Revival architecture provide beautiful backdrops for cinematic wedding films. We know the best angles for capturing ceremonies on the Historic Terrace, how to work with the Central Florida light in the mansion's grand Foyer, and how to use the 4+ acre grounds for stunning drone footage. Our documentary-style approach perfectly complements the mansion's timeless elegance.
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