I'm slowly crossing things off my wedding to-do list. Venue, done. Band and florist, booked. Videographer, ?? What? As I'm reading through my new wedding book, (the Knot Book of Wedding Lists. I definitely suggest it if you're in the market to get married) I stumble on the "videographer" section. I start to panic. Crap, another unforeseen decision that I have to make and soon. Do I want a videographer?
I have a good friend who swears by a videographer and watches her wedding video a few times a year and on the other hand, a friend who suggests nixing the videographer and spending money elsewhere.
What's your take on a wedding videographer? It seems like it would be rad to watch the best moments of the wedding, but is it worth the money??
2 comments :
Definitely YES! It is getting close to our anniversary and I just said last night how happy I was that we had it on video! I love our pictures but the video is just so much more fun to look back at!!! Ours is more contemporary- not just video footage, most of it is to music. I am debating sharing it on my blog in a couple weeks, so I will let you know if I do. I would definitely do it - you wont regret!
We did not hire a videographer. We had a friend record the ceremony and "highlights" from the reception (entrance, first dance, etc.) It's more cost-friendly and we still have a record of the big moments.
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