Videography struggle

I would suggest looking up thumbtack or bark. They have all kinds of different services that charge per hour. I've ended up with someone else for mine but I did check out the websites previously and some of them look pretty dang good.

Daughter only added a videographer at the last minute, and found someone she was really happy with on Thumbtack. I know you said you just want a short highlight video, but realize usually in order to get that awesome few minutes, the videographers have to record and edit a lot of footage (so, even though you want 4 minutes, they are going to spend HOURS recording and editing to get those 4 minutes and, of course, their time costs money). Daughter considered just having a camera set up on a tripod for the service, but knew there was a good chance the recording wouldn't be very good. She found a team that shoots by the hour for $100 per hour, including the entire unedited recording. She booked them for 7 hours and ended up with 6 hours of unedited video. Much of it is kind of random, but there is complete coverage of the ceremony, speeches, and a lot of wedding party/guest interactions both before the ceremony and at the reception. However, not many people but the B&G are going to sit through 6 hours of video. So, in addition, she purchased a 6.5 minute highlight reel for about $800. (It's awesome!) So, you might find a videographer who can offer you different services within your budget. (Daughter's videographer also let's people wait and order/buy the highlight film at a later date -- they have some couples do it for their first anniversary.) Good luck shopping around!

I would contact videographers in the area and see if they could charge you for raw footage only. Editing is expensive, so skipping edits can save you lots! In my area, raw footage ranges from 200 - 500 for just the ceremony.

I hope you can find what you're looking for