Drone Coverage Enquiry Form

Aerial footage can transform a wedding film, but drones come with rules — airspace, permissions, safe distances — and a responsible enquiry form surfaces them before anyone gets excited. This one asks for the full venue address, the setting (rural, urban, coastal, or near restricted airspace), and whether the venue has actually confirmed drone use is allowed. Those two questions do the real work. A venue near an airport or under controlled airspace may be off-limits regardless of enthusiasm, and a venue that hasn’t approved drones can veto the whole idea on the day. The site-notes box gathers the practical details — space, access, nearby buildings — that decide whether a flight is safe and legal, so your reply is grounded in reality rather than hope. Use it as the sensible front door to your aerial work. It’s free, fully brandable, and lets you assess feasibility properly before promising a shot you might not be cleared to take.