MEET LETTY

I'm not the filmmaker for couples who want to spend their day posing for a camera.

I’M HERE FOR THE REAL STUFF

Let’s create a wedding film like no one else’s
Hi, I'm Letty! 

My philosophy as a wedding filmmaker is simple. Your wedding does N O T need to feel like a slow, serious movie if that’s not who you are.

You’re marrying your favorite person and throwing a party with everyone you love. Let’s make it FEEL like that!! I want you to watch your film years from now and say, “That was so us.”

The questionable dance moves, the chaos, your wife being an absolute menace on the dance floor, your husband trying to hold it together during your vows. Whatever your version looks like, I want it all!

Storytelling is such a huge part of why I love what I do. I want to get to know you, hear the personal stuff, and weave your story into the film.

That’s why my films are as nontraditional as they are, because no love story is as traditional as it might look on paper. Every love is different. Every love is unique. You have your own history, humor, quirks, and way of loving each other, and that should shape the entire storyline of your film.

You don’t need to act a certain way for my camera. Be yourselves, get a little weird, feel everything, and let me turn it into a film that could only ever belong to you. BECAUSE THAT’S THE POINT!

New Jersey wedding filmmaker Letty Rammal holding a camera and smiling. Founder of Letty Way Films, specializing in documentary wedding films, candid storytelling, vintage-inspired wedding videography, and destination weddings.
A black and red playing card depicting the Ace of Spades with intricate red artwork and symbols.
Red line drawing of a cherub with wings, holding an envelope, surrounded by a decorative oval border on a black background.
A close-up black-and-white photo of a person holding a child's arm, with the child's hand resting on the person's wrist. The person has a wedding ring on their finger and is wearing a patterned shirt and a belt with a watch on their wrist.

A little profanity never ruined a film .