Wedding Videographer Services

By Author: Samuel P. Smith
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For most women, their wedding day is something that they will have lived in their head a thousand times before they finally say ‘I do', albeit without all of the stress, the expense, or the things that inevitably go wrong in the build up to the big day. So with so much effort and stress going into getting it all right, surely it makes sense to be able to live it time and time again after the event too by getting a video recording of the proceedings? This way you can record and remember all the details from the expensive but glamorously decorated venue, to the towering wedding cake, to the almost certainly abysmal wedding DJ.

Despite being every woman's fairytale moment complete with dazzling white dresses and declarations of undying love, it's also a rare occasion on which almost every friend and relative get together in the same place. This means it's a great way to capture all these disparate shoots from both the husband and wife's lives in one go for posterity and for happy memories, and that in itself is worth doing as in ten years time many of those faces might have moved on (while others will enjoy crowding ...
... round the TV on special occasions with you to witness how they looked a decade ago). Even more to the point for the few friends or relatives for whatever reason couldn't make it, this will provide them with a way to see two people they love getting married and soften the blow of missing the occasion.

Another great reason to get a recording of the wedding is simply that they're very entertaining - wine and champagne flows, people dance, children run around and steal sugar cubes from the tables and strange mixtures of people sit around tables trying to make awkward conversation - what's not to enjoy? When else will you get to see your rowdy friend from college make polite conversation with your Mother-in-law? Or your best man try to hit on one of the brides maids.

The problem is of course that normally you would miss all of these moments if you're actually getting married as you will hopefully have your mind on other things - and find yourself torn in every direction to try and entertain every one of your guests. This way then you can watch back these priceless moments and be a fly-on-the-wall at your own leisure (though of course this works the other way too and you'll get to see just what everyone else could see of you when you were walking down the isle).

Of course the last thing you need during all of that chaos is to have to worry about recording the day yourself. Similarly giving it to a ‘reliable' Uncle or eager Nephew can result in disaster - a shaky camera that spends long periods of time lying on the table, filming the floor or zooming in on the bride's maids. By hiring a professional wedding videographer service however you can rest assured that every little moment is captured while still maintaining that perfect sheen.

My sister recently used this wedding videos producer. They specialise as a wedding videographer but also recommend photographers.