Capturing Your Day

Other than memory, pictures and videos are some of the only ways to capture your stories and retell them. Some would even say pictures are as good as memories. Therefore, pictures are a pretty big part of your whole life, but especially your wedding day. This is something you and your husband will look back on forever. Who would not want to have the best of the best in regards to photographers and videographers? For me, photography and videography were at the top of my priority list for budgeting. We allowed ourselves quite a large chunk of money for this part of our day. When choosing a photographer, do not be afraid to shop around. See who has the best prices for the best quality and quantity. One thing photographers catch you in is only allowing four hours of photography for the wedding day. Most wedding days cannot be captured completely in four hours, and they charge you for the extra hours. Be careful and watch out for this! When choosing a videographer, do your research. Make sure their videos do not look like your home videos from 1998, unless that is what you are trying to capture. Make sure you get the quality for your quantity.

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