Depending on the number of guests you have attending your wedding, you might want to consider not having a receiving line until everyone is at the reception site. Most couples would rather wait to see each other for the first time on their wedding day during the actual ceremony, but... [more]
There is total silence. At the altar the groom awaits his bride. The organist begins the wedding march, the doors open and in steps the bride.The look on the groom's face as he sees her for the first time is priceless. She enters and then stops, is handed a microphone... [more]
Your wedding day is a once in a lifetime experience. After months of careful planning to make your celebration perfect, your emotions will fly by in a heartbeat - laughter shared with friends and family as you prepare for your ceremony, eager anticipation as you walk down the aisle, tears... [more]
I have had so many brides that didn't have video included on their wedding day tell me that they regretted not having a videographer. Photographs capture one moment; video captures 30 photos every second. Video records elements of your wedding day that still photos simply can't. I've had more than... [more]
