I was wondering if u can give me any info regarding Pro-Line Studios..I just checked out their website and they look very good. Can u tell me at all what their prices range from. Do they have different packages for video/photos? Any help u can give would be appreciated. I also was looking into the same limo company u are using..any info on Royalty Limos would be appreciated as well. Thanks,
Lee
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Allison-Pro-Line Studios & Royalty Limos
Hi Allison,
My fiance and I are getting married in September at the Westbury Manor and they had suggested three places for photography/videography...Pro Line being one of them. We were very impressed when we went to their Great Neck office (they also have an office in Huntington). They showed outstanding professionalism and the many books and video's looked wonderful. I had heard great things about them from different people that I spoke to so I was happy that they seemed to live up to our expectations. I don't remember the exact break down for price but I know I paid $3,800 which includes the photographer & videographer. From what I can remember off the top of my head, I know that this includes our photo album with 40 pictures, 2 parent books, 150 thank you's, all proofs & negatives (most places don't give you that), plus 2 8x10's and 1 11x14 pictures and I can't remember off hand what else. The video will be footage beginning at the church through the entire reception and will include, should we choose, baby pictures of us both leading up to the present time, and any animation that we want. I know that they had about 5 different packages to choose from...I believe we picked the second or third least expensive and I think we got a lot for our money.
Kel
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Re:Lisa & Pro-Line Studios
Allison,
We booked Royalty Limo for our Sept. wedding on a Sunday evening. We are going with a Rolls Royce and a Jaguar for less than $1000 for three hours, that's including gratuity.
Kathi
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www.prolinestudios.com *NM*
I have to agree with you. I too saw a knock against the unity candle because of its tie to the pagan community in this thread. And that's a shame. I'm not pagan, but I always saw the lighting of the candle as two coming together into one, a perfect symbol for marriage. The unity candle will definitely be a part of our ceremony. And our church has already told us our base is a gift to us from them.