When you’re planning your dream wedding, it can feel a little overwhelming trying to fit everything into your budget. Finding the perfect wedding venue, picking your colours and decor, and choosing your dream supplier team – it can all add up! While you’re scrolling through blog posts and Pinterest boards for inspiration and help, you might find that you’re more confused than ever before. So, today, we want to set the record straight. We don’t want to add more stress! Instead, we want to answer the question: Do I really need a wedding video?
The short answer: yes! Take a look at our four reasons and if you’re still not sure, hit us up on Instagram. We’d love to chat.
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1. Watch moments you missed
Our real life newlyweds constantly tell us how the wedding day goes by so fast! You’ll wake up the next day and wonder how time just flew. In the middle of getting ready with your besties, saying hello to all your guests and all the emotions of the day, you won’t see every single memorable moment.
A well-crafted wedding video will give you the opportunity to watch your guests’ reactions during the ceremony, those hilarious dance moves you didn’t get to see, the special moments between your bridesmaids, and so many more. A wedding video can almost guarantee moments that you’d have missed but can watch over and over again!
2. Share your day
Watching your wedding video over and over for years to come is high on the list! But getting to share these moments with your friends and family is even better. Relive the day with your parents and besties, share the special moments with guests who couldn’t make it, and play your wedding video for your kids one day.
3. Listen to your vows again
This isn’t just for those who are writing their own vows! No matter how involved you’ll be in writing your vows, you will want them captured during your ceremony. A wedding videographer can share these beautiful declarations and promises in a stunning way, paired with the perfect song in the background. And if your Other Half’s words brought everyone to tears, you’ll want to relive that moment anytime you want to.
4. Host an actual unplugged wedding
We’re big fans of the unplugged wedding (or unplugged ceremony if you prefer), where guests are encouraged to put their phones away and enjoy the moment. Knowing that you’ve got a wedding videographer means that your guests can be completely present, with their phones turned off and in their handbags.
Not sure where to find the right wedding videographer for you? Take a look at this page and start browsing today!
