Sacramento weddings have range: grand ballrooms downtown, riverside vineyard ceremonies at Scribner Bend, white-barn elegance at Park Winters, and golden-field sunsets that rival anything in wine country. It's some of the most underrated wedding scenery in California — and it's practically next door to me.
I'm Minh Pham, a wedding videographer based in Vacaville, about 35 minutes down I-80 from downtown Sacramento — close enough that there's never a travel fee, far enough that I still get the giddy feeling of arriving somewhere beautiful. I film across Sacramento, Woodland, Winters, and Davis regularly.
Every film is built from your day's real moments — vows, toasts, the way your people show up for you — edited into something cinematic you'll rewatch for decades. One wedding per day, full attention, always.
Sacramento couples usually choose between hiring locally or paying a Bay Area videographer's travel. I'm the third option: Vacaville is 35 minutes away, so you get wine-country-caliber cinematography with zero travel fees and a videographer who can scout your venue on a Tuesday. I know the valley light — hot, golden, and generous right before sunset — and I build wedding-day timelines around it.
No — Sacramento is about 35 minutes from my home in Vacaville, and everything in Sacramento, Yolo, and Solano counties is travel-fee free.
My films start at $2,700 for full-day cinematic coverage; elopement films start at $2,500. Most Sacramento couples invest between $2,700 and $6,000.
Vizcaya, Scribner Bend Vineyards, Park Winters, Field & Pond, The Maples in Woodland, and estate venues across Winters, Davis, and the Sacramento Delta.
Often, yes — I sit right on the I-80 corridor between wine country and the Sierra, so multi-day celebrations across the region are easy to cover.
Yes — combined film + photo packages are available, and I collaborate smoothly with any photographer you've already hired.
I live in Vacaville, California — in Solano County between Napa Valley and Sacramento — and film weddings across Northern California and Arkansas.
Per my contract, wedding and elopement films are delivered within 6-8 weeks, and I share sneak peeks along the way.
I limit bookings to 20-25 weddings a year and often book 1-2 years out — popular fall and late-spring Saturdays go first. If your date is closer than that, reach out anyway; openings do come up.
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