1. Experience/Credentials - How long have they been a wedding videographer? Do they have a degree? Are they a member of any credited bridal association such as the ABC or WEVA?

2. References - It is important to ask for a couple of client references. They can show you some great videos, but it is also important to look into their professional conduct at the ceremony and reception. You don't want someone misbehaving when they are visible to everyone at your ceremony and mingling with guests at the reception.

3. Examples - As previously mentioned, you need to make sure they show you examples of their work. What will your video look like?

4. Style - What is the videographer's style? Documentary, Direct or Artsy. Everyone does their job differently. You don't want someone who will simply follow your photographer around and do what they do. The point of having a video is to remember and see things differently that your photographs did not show.