The famous wedding video: touching music, guests sharing their well wishes, and some funny moments you?ll still laugh at years later. Strangely, even though we all know them, wedding videos aren?t very common. With everyone holding a camera in their hands a-la the modern cellphone, maybe videographers have become unnecessary. At a recent wedding, I even saw a video booth where guests control the message. With everything this day and age moving towards media we can watch, why aren?t videographers at every wedding" Some may feel a professional videographer isn?t for them, but why" We?ve gathered some talking points to chew on when considering a videographer. Look them over and decide for yourself whether a wedding video would be right for you. Cost
Videographers can cost a pretty penny, especially if you want one with a certain aesthetic. Although they may be worth what they?re charging, will it be for you" And what if you end up hating the video" Let?s look at the worst case scenario: you get the video back and it?s horrible, you don?t feel it represents your day in the slightest. If you end up with a B film when you were looking for an A plus plus, you might feel like you wasted money that could?ve been spent on better things like that open bar. It?s one thing to not like your photos, guests will have snapped some that may work better, but you only get one wedding video.
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