Videographer- one versus two cameras

I checked it out too and decided against it. The videographer can get plenty of footage of me coming down the aisle and quickly pan over the my fiance the get the 'emotional' shot. Same with the other shots they tell you about when they sell you on the 2nd camera. A good videographer can get it all together with the editing.
No flowers,favors,limos,shoes & all that other little stuff. It can be overwhelming sometimes(!) but just take a deep breath & it will all pull together. :)

We were also interested in going with a two camera shoot. Like you, Cley, we figured we'd get the best of everything, instead of being limited to a single camera. Afterall, how can a camera get the reaction of my soon to be husband as he sees me for the first time in my wedding gown?

However, it does get extremely expensive to add on a camera.

We had really liked LCA Video when we saw them at one of the bridal expos at the Huntington Hilton, and we really liked their unique way of presenting a wedding video. It was more of a wedding story than just simple a recording of the day. Well, I can't remember the exact price of the package I had my heart set on, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood of $4,000! That's way out of our price range.

Nicole - I thought you already booked Nelson from Imagine Studios. Did something happen?

He customizes packages. You should call him...(516) 485-4100.
Thanks a lot