vidopgraphy

missjones2007 Posted: Jul 31, 2008 04:09 PM

vidopgraphy

FH and I can only afford one or the other...either the ceremony or the reception....i want both but we cant,.....should i video the ceremony or the reception ?

Kricket212 Posted: Jul 31, 2008 04:25 PM

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THAT is a very hard decision. I think it depends on how religious you are. I would say the Ceremony because that is what your marriage is about.

Jenn04 Posted: Jul 31, 2008 05:10 PM

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The ceremony. Who are you using?

siffleuse319 Posted: Jul 31, 2008 05:14 PM

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My husband, Gregory owns a film company called Pip Productions. He is new to the wedding industry (not to filming and editing). His introductory prices range from 3-500 for raw video to 1500 for multiple copies of a highly crafted and edited 'movie' of your day. His style is natural, artistic and unobtrusive. If you want someone with lots of lights and microphones he's not your guy. He won't be interviewing your guests nor will he be asking you and your family to 'act' for any reason. He is a true artist who is keenly sensitivite and astutely aware. Plus, he's honestly one of the nicest human beings you can meet (not just saying that either ) He may or may not bring an assistant, depending upon your wants and needs. If he did, it wouldn't change the price points outlined above.
If you are interested in meeting with him, please let me know and I'll set you up with an appointment. Or, you can give me your wedding day details and I'll price out an estimate for you. Thanks and happy planning....

PS: You can and should video both parts of your day. You just need to find the right person who will work within your budget.

MushesGirl Posted: Jul 31, 2008 06:23 PM

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if i had to choose i'd choose the ceremony. more important jmo

ttdiff11 Posted: Jul 31, 2008 07:21 PM

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i think u should find out if someone is willing to work with ur budget, u never know!

Annoulak Posted: Jul 31, 2008 09:14 PM

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I think it might be easier for a relative or friend to record the ceremony than the reception since the 'action' is taking place in one area. So, you may want to hire a pro to record the reception which has more 'action' happening all over the place.