wedding video

Why do you have a wedding video?

Why? The answer is very simple because you will kick yourself in the B * TT, every day if you don't. 

If you see other brides with a beautiful video of their Wedding Day, you will wonder why you did not. Video is not just a lovely little thing aside. Video is art and work. 

In hindsight, there are some bad video creators and some ignorant ones, but I think you have enough sense to get rid of them.

 Let's focus on the experienced, the trained. In this day when people capture video live on their cell phones, and I-pods and every other gadget, why not let the most important moment in your life just pass you by without getting it in a standard video?

 "But I have a professional photographer and it has already cost me an arm and a leg."

 Well, Videography is usually not as expensive as Photography, for a number of reasons I don't want to get into it here. There is also a very important small difference between video and photos.

 What is clear is that they are not the same. What follows is that one VHS DVD is much easier to carry in a friend's house, or to send to a relative in a distant land or country, than your entire wedding album. 

You can also copy your DVD or VHS and send it to relatives, where the photos are usually not available so you have to go back and have your photographer make copies for you for a reasonable fee. 

The an excellent reason why Video is so different from the photos I left last. Can you guess what it is? I will always blame you again.

 A good reason why you really want a video for your wedding day is that when you watch your video, it’s like being there again and again. When your spouse is far away and you remember them, when you want to hear yourself and make your vows, or when you want to see yourself walking down the island, you can see it as it really is.

 Photos capture a senseless, unsympathetic second, separated by what happened on your special day. Video captures sound, images, emotions, emotions, ambiance, conflict, fear, joy, happiness, sadness, all temporary emotions.

You do not need to fill in the blanks with your memory, because there are no spaces. If an image costs a thousand words, there is a video worth millions of words. I'm not saying don't have a photographer at your wedding. I have never been so crazy to encourage one another. 

While some photographers are trying to talk to the couple to spend money on the video so they can get the bride to look for the most expensive photo package. Those are dishonest sellers and I hope you will see through their cunning. 

I believe that both Photography and Videography have a useful and legitimate place on your wedding budget and on your wedding day, but going without a video is like going without music where you will receive it, okay, but it would be better. 

Do something around it, watch some Demo videos, and I’m sure you’ll be sure it’s something you really want over time, and you’ll get many years of fun in it. 

The best part is that as the years go by and fashion changes, it will be a kick and a hoot to see what you look like in those many years ago. Your children and grandchildren will love you too. No matter what decision you make, we wish you the best of luck and happiness.