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Tips & Info
The purpose of this page is
to give the Bride and Groom some things to think about when considering a
videographer and other important areas of your wedding day activities.
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Read the contract for
all the people you hire for your wedding, especially the
photographer's. If you plan to have your wedding filmed, then
make sure that there aren't any restrictions on when or where the
videographer can film. This is most important if you want your
photo session filmed as well as making sure that there isn't
disagreements over who can be where. We will work around the
other professionals you hire, providing they are courteous in return.
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A video of your wedding
is as important, if not more so, than a photographer. Professional videography saves and protects life's most precious and beautiful moments--as they actually happened. And what is more important to hold precious than the sights and sounds from the most important day of your life--your wedding day! Because the event goes by so quickly, capturing all of the activities, your ceremony and reception, on video will mean your wedding will be preserved for you and your family now, and most importantly...for all the generations ahead.
The video will also allow you to see things that you missed, as you
were busy doing with everything that was going on.
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Write your own vows, it
makes the ceremony much more personal!
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Confirm with your
Officiant that they allow filming and how flexible they are in camera
placement and movement. Most videographers charge a non-refundable deposit
and it is your responsibility to make sure we can do our jobs.
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It is a good idea to
inform your guests that you are filming the event and they may appear
on video and by their accepting your invitation, they accept that and
cannot come back and ask not to be included in the final video.
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