A wedding takes an extraordinary amount of planning, scheduling, preparation, detail and time; not to mention the emotions, tears, laughs and joy. It's a celebration of love surrounded by friends and family; why wouldn't you want to be able to relive all of those big and special moments. It's also just super cool to see your day unfold in a cinematic short film!

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In reality, the day goes by so fast that it's impossible to take in every aspect. Your emotions are on full display, your nerves take control and all of your guests are excited to see and congratulate you that the day flys by in a blur. 

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The reason I stress that Videography is so important is because it allows you to see the things that you don't get to see, the things you forgot you heard and all of the family you had there cheering you on and taking in your big day. It allows you to hear and see those you might have lost and to create a tradition of hearing your vow to one another.

 

There are many reasons why I believe Videography is so valuable and the one that sticks out the most is regret. I've had the opportunity to speak with many couples that are married and the one thing they wish they had was footage. Don't let all of your hard work and planning go forgotten and your memories go unseen. The motto I like to share with everyone is "Collect Moments, Not Things".