About Photo and Video Pros

We help couples find the photographer and videographer who've worked where you're getting married

Built by Bruce and Elizabeth Carroll, wedding photographers and videographers from Northeast Ohio.

Why we started

"Have you ever worked at our church?"

For more than two decades we photographed and filmed weddings as Carroll Photo and Video. And the question we heard more than any other was some version of this one: have you ever worked at our church? Our venue? The park where we want our pictures?

It’s a great question. Every church, ballroom and garden has its own light, its own rules and its own best spots, and you want to know a photographer has handled yours well. But there was no easy way to find out. You had to call or email photographer after photographer and ask, one at a time.

The other options weren’t much help. Many venues keep a “preferred vendor” list, but vendors often pay $300 to $500 to be on it, and sometimes the recommendation goes to a friend rather than the best fit for you. And the big wedding directories charge photographers so much for leads that the listings you see are often the ones who paid the most, not the ones who know your venue.

When we stepped back from shooting weddings ourselves, we saw that nothing had changed for the couples, or for the photographers and videographers still in the business. So we built the thing we always wished existed.

What we built

See real work from your places, before you reach out

On Photo and Video Pros, photographers and videographers add their own photos and films from the churches, venues and parks where they’ve actually worked, sorted by ceremony, formal pictures and reception. Choose your city, pick your places, and you’ll see who has worked there, and exactly what their work there looks like.

It’s simple, but it answers the question couples have been asking us for years, without a single phone call.

Our promise to you

How we keep it fair and honest

Real work from real weddings

Every photo and film is added by the business that made it and labelled with the place it was taken. A photographer only shows for a location once they’ve added real work from it.

A fair order

Photographers are shown in a fair, rotating order, not ranked by who pays the most. If a spot is ever paid, it’s clearly labelled as featured.

Free for couples

Browsing, comparing and saving favourites is always free. You don’t need an account to look around, and favourites need no password.

Your message goes straight to them

When you ask for information, your message goes directly to the photographer or videographer you chose. Anyone can report a photo that doesn’t belong.

Venue pages show photographers who have worked at a place; they don’t mean the venue recommends anyone.

Getting started

A little help before you start

If you’re early in your planning, our guides walk through styles, pricing, the questions to ask and what a contract should cover.

Start with your city

See who’s worked at the places you love.

Are you a wedding photographer or videographer? Learn about listing your business.

Add a location

Tell us about the church, venue, or park and we'll add it once we've checked the details, then invite local photographers and videographers who have worked there.

Type of place
What does this location offer? (choose all that apply)

Adding a location doesn't list any photographer there. Listing a location doesn't mean it endorses or partners with any photographer. We only use your email to reply about this location.