FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
First, make sure you have a sample of their work. Second, insist that they are present at your rehearsal so they are familiar with what will happen and when. Third, ask to see how the actual DVD will look, and if the Wedding and Reception are on one, or separate disks. Fourth, is the case for the DVD included, and what does it look like. Lastly, choose the videographer who's price fits your budget.
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
It is very common for Brides to secure a dress, DJ, place to have the reception, photographer, food and drinks for reception, flowers, cakes and about 10th is a videographer; if you have money left over. One of the most regretted thing from the newlyweds are they wished they would have had their wedding videoed. The DVD you will get of your Wedding and Reception will last 50 years or more. It will remain after your bridle grown is given to your daughter, your cake will disappear at the wedding, the top of the cake on your first anniversary; and you may not even know where you put the wedding picture album. Your DVDs are easy to store and will provide you with a living memory of your wedding and reception. If you pick the right Videographer, you will have something better than pictures, youll be able to relive your Wedding Day.