Your wedding date has finally arrived! You've planned this event possibly since you saw your first wedding, or maybe even before. You've planned and scoured magazine after magazine looking at pictures, sharing this with friends, family, and your future spouse. You created a vision based on your dream wedding, and written the date in stone, meticulously planning everything, putting it down on paper, and now the day has arrived, your day in Key West and you will be having your wedding take place on a tropical beach setting. You and your loved one are there, taking it all in, capturing with your eyes your surroundings, trying hard to embed the images in your heart so you can tell everyone about it once you get home. Your family and loved ones will express how they wished they could be there, and load you down with question after question about the location? how you were dressed? Was it beautiful? Did you cry? Did he cry? What a perfect time to pull out your professional wedding photos and your romantic mini movie of the two of you with your fully edited wedding video, so they can share with you and see your wedding day as you did.
If you think: "I have a friend who I invited to the wedding who will take photos for me or shoot my video." Please consider, you invited this friend to share in your joy, why have them shoulder the responsibility of capturing your wedding photos? They should be there to relax and be your guest, and you should hire a professional to photograph and videotape your wedding. This advice we give you especially with a destination wedding, you'll want to hire someone familiar with the beautiful surroundings and back in your photos. If it is an experienced professional wedding photographer they will know how to set their cameras and flash to capture the beauty, not only of the two of you but also what is surrounding you. Is the equipment being used ready? are the batteries charged up? is the memory card formatted? is the camera lens clean? and most important do they know how to use the camera? When you go and process the final product and see the results does it make you cry happy tears, or shake your head and weep, knowing the emotional moment is gone and can never be repeated?
When considering your wedding video, this is a timeless treasure, will the introduction invite you to view more, will you hear the audio of the ceremony? Will you hear the loving whispers between the two of you? With an off-camera wireless microphone you will. Will it be a steady shot? is a tripod used? Are you able to feel the emotion you felt on that day again and again?
Consider what care is taken to preserve this moment in your lives. On your yearly anniversary, you'll want to recall and revisit where you took your vows, whether it be in your wedding photos or video or better yet both! Choose a professional company compatible and knowledgeable with each other, you'll be glad you did, so the finished products will compliment each other in approach, style, and artistry.
Whether it is an elopement your planning with just the two of you, or the social event of the year with friends and family present to celebrate with you, time will age these memories and loved ones you hold dear, what care have you taken to preserve moments in your life you'll want to relive, and share with your children and grandchildren, before they fade beyond recognition.
If you think: "I have a friend who I invited to the wedding who will take photos for me or shoot my video." Please consider, you invited this friend to share in your joy, why have them shoulder the responsibility of capturing your wedding photos? They should be there to relax and be your guest, and you should hire a professional to photograph and videotape your wedding. This advice we give you especially with a destination wedding, you'll want to hire someone familiar with the beautiful surroundings and back in your photos. If it is an experienced professional wedding photographer they will know how to set their cameras and flash to capture the beauty, not only of the two of you but also what is surrounding you. Is the equipment being used ready? are the batteries charged up? is the memory card formatted? is the camera lens clean? and most important do they know how to use the camera? When you go and process the final product and see the results does it make you cry happy tears, or shake your head and weep, knowing the emotional moment is gone and can never be repeated?
When considering your wedding video, this is a timeless treasure, will the introduction invite you to view more, will you hear the audio of the ceremony? Will you hear the loving whispers between the two of you? With an off-camera wireless microphone you will. Will it be a steady shot? is a tripod used? Are you able to feel the emotion you felt on that day again and again?
Consider what care is taken to preserve this moment in your lives. On your yearly anniversary, you'll want to recall and revisit where you took your vows, whether it be in your wedding photos or video or better yet both! Choose a professional company compatible and knowledgeable with each other, you'll be glad you did, so the finished products will compliment each other in approach, style, and artistry.
Whether it is an elopement your planning with just the two of you, or the social event of the year with friends and family present to celebrate with you, time will age these memories and loved ones you hold dear, what care have you taken to preserve moments in your life you'll want to relive, and share with your children and grandchildren, before they fade beyond recognition.
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