I am so excited to unbox my year-in-review album! I love digital photography for so many reasons. The ease of sharing and storing your precious memories is unmatched. However, there is nothing like seeing those same memories printed on the page. The whole process of making the album is a trip down memory lane and worth the little bit of extra time and energy it takes to choose the photos you want to showcase.

While every wedding day is unique in its own way, you may wonder what is involved in capturing your day when working with videographers and photographers. Because of this, we thought it would be a great idea to layout what a wedding day timeline might be like for your wedding day through the eyes of your videographer/photographer.

There is a great debate raging these days when capturing wedding memories--photos or video? Both are meaningful and important to remembering your special day. However, often video will get pushed aside when a couple asks, “Do we really need a video?” Well, the answer is yes and no. No, you do not need a wedding video. Any one can take video of your day. However, a wedding film is created to document your wedding in a way that is professional, meaningful, and memorable.

You have made the decision to hire a videographer to capture your wedding day, now what?  How do you sort through the possibilities? Who will do a quality job and beautifully tell your story?  There are a few key ideas to remember when hiring a videographer. Of course, the price is a big factor, but choosing a videographer that meets your needs is also paramount.  Keeping a few key ideas in mind will help you narrow your choice and help ensure you have a wedding keepsake that will bring you joy for years to come.