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Videographers
You
have spent months planning your wedding and spent hours and hours ensuring your
special day is the dream you have always imagined. You want to remember the day
for years to come, not just in your memories and in pictures, but also on videotape.
Through the use of videotape, you can share every aspect of your wedding day with
family and friends for years to come. You can even share the tape with your children
and grandchildren 10 or 25 years from now.
Some
brides rely on family members to videotape their wedding and reception. But this
can be a big mistake if the person is inexperienced or using home video equipment.
Because your wedding only takes place on one day, you want nothing less than the
best from your video. You don't want to have to worry that Uncle Bob may have
left the lens cap on or if your cousin Todd brought extra batteries. There are
no do-overs or second chances to tape the event again.
You
should start looking for a reputable, professional videographer six to nine months
before your wedding. Ask friends and family for ideas in choosing a good videographer.
When you meet with a potential candidate, be sure to view his or her work. Ask
questions so you know what you'll be getting and be sure you get along with the
professional, he or she will be following you around for an entire day.
Before
signing a contract, understand exactly what is included. Following is a list of
questions you may want to ask:
- What
kind of equipment do you use?
- Will
we receive an edited or unedited version of our wedding or both?
- Can
we get additional copies for friends and family?
- Can
childhood pictures be added?
- Will
extra music or special effects be added?
- Can
I request special moments or people that I would like included?
Be
sure to understand what you are paying for. Are you paying the videographer by
the hour and an additional fee for the finished video? Are you paying for a complete
package that includes their time and the video? Understand all of the terms upfront.
Remember to hire
a videographer you can trust to produce a treasured keepsake of your wedding day.
This will be the only thing you have that captures every smile, every tear, every
dance and every special moment of your wedding day. It will capture the genuine
emotions and feelings of family and friends as well as record the excitement and
joy of the wedding celebration.
The
Videotape Worksheet from the Creative Wedding Planner!
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