The first thing to consider is… Do i really need a videographer? And my outright answer will be “YES!!!” But let me tell you why!

nothing captures the true experience of being at an event than having life-like moving images… and audio. These are elements that still photography simply can’t match
Now that we are fortunate to have the technology to capture such memories, I think its definitely worth it! Sure, some people say – you will never watch it but for one time, and that may be true – but its something you leave behind. Memories are priceless!!
A friend once told me: Get a videographer! You get to see things you missed b/c you were so busy. She told me, she didn’t realize 95% of the things that happened while she was “hostessing” and the things she did get to witness, all went by in a big blur-her wedding video presented to her… her wedding!
“Couples often feel as though their wedding day went by in a blur. After months of planning and effort, the big day comes in a rush, and everything happens so fast and with such emotion that before they know it, the day is over.” {From this article}
I know that my mother and my FMIL/FFIL would love it and definitely want it!
I may get nostalgic one day and want to watch it… I want to make sure that re-living it is even an option
What if my grandkids or great grandkids want to watch it? I’d love to leave that behind so they could see a part of my life. If i could, I’d love to see my grandparents’ (or even parent’s) wedding day!
It’s a part of history, and the best way to record it would be with live images to go along with my still images!
If I’ve dreamed of this day my whole life, and now the day has come… and I can actually record this big day, why wouldn’t i?

Granted, it is an extra expense… but if I’ve come this far… and I’ve always known that pictures and video would be one thing that I’d like to get for the big day!

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