We arent looking for a crazy videographer-i would just weigh how important it is to you and decide from there. it is important to us but my photography is more important, so we are spending more money on that. I know people watch their wedding videos but I would prefer it to be the way it actually went then editing half of it out. I want to see the things that people did when I wasnt there...JMO
oakslady
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Re: Videographer issue
we went with the photo video combo and i think it worked out great the guys have all been working together for years and were almost reading each others minds as to who had to stand where etc personally i would go with the photographer's guy - you dont want them competing for space and making the whole thing a fiasco.
is there someplace esle you can cut the $500 from?
