Fairfield, NJ

6. How Do I Know I Am Picking The Right Videographer? There are many factors involved in choosing the right videographer for you. First, consider the quality and style of the work. Second, evaluate the kind of equipment they will be using. (Cameras, editing equipment, wireless microphones, etc.) Third, choose a videographer who is a member of WEVA (International Wedding and Event Videographers Association) and possibly a local Videographer's Association. This is important because these...

Fairfield, NJ

7. How Many Cameras Should I Have At My Wedding? Generally, one camera, operated by a professional videographer is sufficient to capture your memories on film. However, if your budget allows for it, a second camera adds a beautiful dimension to your video, especially during the ceremony where the participants are generally standing still and where the videographer's movements are restricted. The second camera can capture elegant creative shots from the balcony, from the side...

Fairfield, NJ

8. What kind of package should I choose? The package you choose should depend on what you would like to have in your Wedding Video and how much you're willing to spend. There are many segments you can add to your Wedding Video such as the bride's home coverage, the groom's home coverage, the park scenes, second camera, photo montage, honeymoon montage, recap, closing credits, love story, etc. First determine what segments or levels of...

Fairfield, NJ

9. What kind of company should I be looking for? There are so many different companies offering Wedding videography today, its difficult to list them all. There are Photographers who also offer videography, even DJs who offer video (, for an additional $395). There are ‘Wedding Warehouses' that do dozens of Weddings per day and there are moms and pops businesses that can only do one. There are companies who will offer the latest in...

Fairfield, NJ

10. Who should I get referrals from for a good videographer? Generally, family and friends work best because they have previous experience with a particular videographer. Referrals from photographers are also good because they see first hand how a videographer operates at a Wedding and often hear comments from brides and grooms in regard to the quality of the final product. Be weary, however, of recommendations from sources like Reception Halls and churches. Most of...

San Diego, CA

Hi Pastor Carlos, Thank you again for being part of our special day. I can not tell you how many people told us during the receiption, as well as afterwards, how amazing and beautiful the ceremony itself was. You did an amazing job at the ceremony and both Kathleen and I truly appreciate how special you made our ceremony. Thanks again for everything! God bless, John and Kathleen

Chicago, IL

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Port Washington, WI

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Hastings, MN

Why the bride and groom of course. If you are working with an officiant who is not interested in listening to your ideas and input, maybe you should look for someone else. After all, it is your special day. Many couples concentrate on the cake, the dress or the reception and forget that the ceremony is an extremely important part of your wedding day. There are many resources available on the internet that allow you...

Oxford, MA

Want to know more about us and how we operate our business? Here is a list of Frequently Asked Questions about our Wedding Photography services. If you have a question and the answer isn't here, drop us a line or e-mail us and we'll be happy to respond promptly. Wedding Photography - Frequently Asked Questions How do you identify your primary photographic style? Our style is a mix of Traditional and Photojournalistic with an Artistic...