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Wedding articles are provided to assist in the planning of your special day! What could be more helpful than tips and advice from wedding professionals who offer information and suggestions within their area of expertise? You can also view articles from recently wed couples who have learned a thing or two – perhaps the hard way!
We have separated our wedding articles into several categories as listed in the left column. If you would like to share your wedding experience or knowledge, please submit a wedding article.
Almost every day we receive a phone call from someone, looking to hire a disc jockey for their wedding, who is shocked to find out that we have no Saturdays available for up to a year and the popular dates are taken up to two years in advance. We are asked all the time; how far in advance should I book your services? The answer is simple "as soon as possible" and here is the reason why.
Few things are as difficult to watch, or as nauseating to experience, as shaky camera work. Home videos of vacations and family events are notorious for this, and that is why they get taped but never watched. The difference between steady and shaky footage has nothing to do with the camcorder and everything to do with the videographer. The following list of five essential skills will improve any video if applied during the shoot.
You invested countless hours choosing your dress, flowers, invitations, chapel, tux, menu and many other details to plan the perfect wedding. This one day event, in many cases, takes over a year of planning. Videography is a way to relive this special day over and over again.
Why Should I Have a Video? We're already getting pictures, they say, "Why do we need a video?" A good video will tell a story of your special day from a perspective that you could not have seen yourself.
The part of the ceremony where the Bride and Groom respond "I Do" is called the Questions of Intent. It was originally designed to make sure the Bride and Groom were there of their own free will, and that they actually intend to get married.
Have you ever pondered these questions?. . . . .Do I really need a video? Will I ever watch it? Is it worth budgeting for? Most brides ask themselves these questions relatively soon after their engagement. If you find yourself in the same position, make your analysis by considering what the cost of not having a video would be!
Planning the perfect Celtic ceremony involves combining traditions with making decisions. Education on the historical wedding traditions of the Celtic community will help the both of you plan a ceremony that is sure to be everything you dreamed.
We have separated our wedding articles into several categories as listed in the left column. If you would like to share your wedding experience or knowledge, please submit a wedding article.
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It Is Never Too Early To Start Booking
- By Robert Pfeifer
- Published 09/8/2008
- Music
- Unrated
Almost every day we receive a phone call from someone, looking to hire a disc jockey for their wedding, who is shocked to find out that we have no Saturdays available for up to a year and the popular dates are taken up to two years in advance. We are asked all the time; how far in advance should I book your services? The answer is simple "as soon as possible" and here is the reason why.
Recent Articles
Five Tips For Steady Cameras
- By Tyler Ellison
- Published 09/25/2008
- Videography
- Unrated
Few things are as difficult to watch, or as nauseating to experience, as shaky camera work. Home videos of vacations and family events are notorious for this, and that is why they get taped but never watched. The difference between steady and shaky footage has nothing to do with the camcorder and everything to do with the videographer. The following list of five essential skills will improve any video if applied during the shoot.
Wedding Videography
- By Jennifer Giordani
- Published 09/25/2008
- Videography
- Unrated
You invested countless hours choosing your dress, flowers, invitations, chapel, tux, menu and many other details to plan the perfect wedding. This one day event, in many cases, takes over a year of planning. Videography is a way to relive this special day over and over again.
What To Look For In Your Videographer
- By Mara Denardo
- Published 09/25/2008
- Videography
- Unrated
Why Should I Have a Video? We're already getting pictures, they say, "Why do we need a video?" A good video will tell a story of your special day from a perspective that you could not have seen yourself.
Personalizing Vows
- By Dan Jenkins
- Published 09/25/2008
- Vows
- Unrated
The part of the ceremony where the Bride and Groom respond "I Do" is called the Questions of Intent. It was originally designed to make sure the Bride and Groom were there of their own free will, and that they actually intend to get married.
The Value of Video
- By Jennifer Giordani
- Published 09/25/2008
- Videography
- Unrated
Have you ever pondered these questions?. . . . .Do I really need a video? Will I ever watch it? Is it worth budgeting for? Most brides ask themselves these questions relatively soon after their engagement. If you find yourself in the same position, make your analysis by considering what the cost of not having a video would be!
He Says, She Says: How To Plan The Perfect Celtic Wedding
- By Kenna O'Carroll
- Published 09/25/2008
- Traditions
- Unrated
Planning the perfect Celtic ceremony involves combining traditions with making decisions. Education on the historical wedding traditions of the Celtic community will help the both of you plan a ceremony that is sure to be everything you dreamed.
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