Lights, Camera, Action

I couldn't decide if I wanted a wedding videographer or not.  I spoke with several friends who are married and asked them if they were happy with their wedding video or if they regretted not having one.  Basically I heard the same thing...if I spent the money and got a video I might never watch it but at least I'd have it.  I also heard that there are certain moments that photography alone will not capture.  So after much research I found one that wasn't booked for our date that offers a reasonable package with editing.  He called me and did kind of a phone "interview", I liked that he took the initiative to not just communicate via email.  I have not met him in person but I do know that he is a vendor that advertises with our local bridal expo (which means he is credible).  He also offers some of his work for viewing on his website.  This is the last vendor that I needed to book and I'm thrilled that I've hired a team of wedding professionals that will take the stress off of me on the day of my wedding.  I feel a little guilty spending the money, but my mom offered to gift the videography and even said she would like to have a copy of it for herself.  Now looking onward to the big wedding chore ahead....addressing, assembling, stuffing, and stamping invitations.

This is the link the the videographer I chose if there are any brides in the Raleigh area wanting a referral.  I will be posting reviews on all vendors after my wedding.

www.tedtrinkausvideo.com