I don't think it's standard, or that they would offer it. It takes hours to edit, and if someone is there, it would take longer. Although I woul dhave loved to be there, because we actually had to send our video back because they cut off the beginning of the ceremony.
Along with the video, we got the raw video, to see anything we missed.
I saw what looks to be an interesting video company at a bridal show this past Monday at the Huntington Hilton. I believe they are called LCA Video.
From what I remember, the guy said they have 2 camera men shoot the entire day, getting different angles and they arrive 3 hours before the ceremony even starts, so they get all the action (one goes to his place, the other to the ladies prior to the ceremony)!
One of the options, was to go in 2 weeks after the wedding, and sit with them as they ask the newlyweds questions about the day, such as how you felt at certain points, what you might have been thinking. Then they incorporate that into various parts of the day's events.
