wedding video?

Originally we had decided not to get a videographer but with only a month left i am regretting that decision.

does anyone know of a really cheap, just the basics videographer you could recommend. I dont have much money to put towards this, but really dont want to regret it.

thanks!!

I did the same exact thing 2 weeks ago!!!!!!!!!

I asked my photographer for a recommendation and the guy he gave me seems great. I won't know until after this weekend just how great he is, but we're doing an extremely basic, nearly-no edit video.

If you'd like his info and the price, FM me. I'd rather not post it just in case he cut us a really sweet deal because it was only 3 weeks before the wedding (although those of you who are super savvy can just look at my vendors...)

I can't recommend someone in a pinch like this, but I wanted to say you are SO smart to get a video! You won't regret it! You will see your day from a totally different angle. Congrats! This month is going to FLY BY!!!

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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Posted by jmbc2377

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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To be honest, we didnt even realize our videographer was there! I think you made a great choice in getting! I know people love Halo Video, I think its Ramblin Rose Video too? Im not sure if i got the write name on that one!

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Posted by jmbc2377

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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While the bright light is annoying, we didn't notice our videographer on the dance floor at all. We didn't want the light shining in everyone's face, etc. as well. In the end, my only regret is not spending more and getting a better more cinematographic video. Thank goodness we got the video we did! You will see your day all over again and it will amaze you! We've had our video for 5 days and I've watched it 3 times and bawled like a baby watching the ceremony for the first time. I would tell you to get a no-frills videographer for sure.

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Posted by allegracristina

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Posted by jmbc2377

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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While the bright light is annoying, we didn't notice our videographer on the dance floor at all. We didn't want the light shining in everyone's face, etc. as well. In the end, my only regret is not spending more and getting a better more cinematographic video. Thank goodness we got the video we did! You will see your day all over again and it will amaze you! We've had our video for 5 days and I've watched it 3 times and bawled like a baby watching the ceremony for the first time. I would tell you to get a no-frills videographer for sure.

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Thanks!!!! I will talk to FH when I get home

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Posted by allegracristina

I can't recommend someone in a pinch like this, but I wanted to say you are SO smart to get a video! You won't regret it! You will see your day from a totally different angle. Congrats! This month is going to FLY BY!!!

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aww thank you! it is flying!! FH is still not sold on it, so i gotta find a good deal before i convince him. But i really want one!! especially after reading so many regrets

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Posted by jmbc2377

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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i would like to find someone to film the ceremony... i dont think i need the reception filmed. What do you guys think? is it important to have the dancing on film?

You have FM

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Posted by sumerbride09

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Posted by jmbc2377

We aren't planning on using a videographer. There is just something about having that bright light shining on you on the dance floor that bothers me. At this point a friend of my mother's is bringing her video camera and is going to capture as much of the wedding that she can, while still being a guest.

For those who have had their wedding and used a videographer, what was your take on them being there? Did you feel that they were really in your face and all over the dance floor, or did you forget they were there?
I just don't know what to do...

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i would like to find someone to film the ceremony... i dont think i need the reception filmed. What do you guys think? is it important to have the dancing on film?

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i think you should have it all - just think of all the funny stuff you will be able to relive