I am an absolute sucker for romantic wedding videos. I also think that watching other people’s wedding videos is the best way to know what style you like! So, I’ve gathered a few of my favourites, so you can be inspired. Get the tissues!
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The Fennells | View Profile
A video captures what photos can’t. A video captures the vows and speeches particularly which is always great to rewatch as people can forget what was said during the speeches. Also a video gets more cherished as it gets older. It becomes treasured as the years pass. A video is worth getting and you’ll never regret it but as a recent survey showed, the biggest regret couples had was not getting a wedding film.
SES Digital | View Profile
We would recommend couples to have a wedding videographer to film their wedding day as it provides a medium which enables you to relive the most important day of your life over and over again and keep the memories of your wedding fresh in your mind for many years to come.
Two Paws | View Profile
Bride & Groom Films | View Profile
This was a wedding where everything fell perfectly into place – a combination of the weather and the light, a stunning venue/location in Castle Leslie, and people being in great spirits. The moment when Laura’s father sees her and they both experience a crescendo of emotion before the ceremony even starts is a moment that future generations can look back on in delight and wonder. There’s a beautiful exuberance to this piece in its movement and pacing, and I couldn’t imagine a more perfect representation of the love this couple and their friends and family share.
ER Films | View Profile
So much stuff needs to be organized for the wedding. There is a cake which will be eaten. Flowers which will be gone in a couple of days. Champagne will be drunk in a couple of hours. The dress will be worn once. So many little details. And people, your guests, friends, family. The only real memory will be left of the day it’s your Wedding film and Wedding Video.
We not just creating Video, we create a film, a memory, a family history, call it anyhow. But In 10, 20, 30 years when your kids ask how was your Wedding day, you won’t remember the taste of the cake or champagne, but they will be able to show film and photos. The film is completely different from photography. I believe that photos have own value, but I believe more that there is no other art form is able to fix time as a film does…
99% of brides who had no Videographer – regretted. Do not be one of those.
