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Real-Time
With this style of wedding videography,
the camera will begin running as soon as the guests
start filtering into the church, continuing to run
until the wedding reception is complete. The final
product is a straightforward video that has no
editing, not stops, and no interruptions. Since just
one camera is used for this style, if you are on a
budget but want to have your wedding videotaped,
this may be your best option.
Nostalgia
With this style, your wedding video
would begin with photographs of the bride and groom
as they were when small children. From there, it
might show a photo slideshow with
couple of high school and college photographs, and
progress to the beginning of the relationship,
showing special moments the couple shared while
dating. From there, the wedding video
goes into scenes from the wedding ceremony,
reception, and most often will end with shots taken
from the couple’s honeymoon.
Depending on your preference, you can have this
type of wedding videography
narrated, created with interviews from family and
friends, or put to music and special effects.
Documentary
For this style of wedding videography,
the wedding ceremony and reception are filmed as a
documentary. The design of this wedding
video is to tell a story of things in the
bride and groom’s lives that led up to this magical
day. Typically, the shots would include the process
of the couple getting ready for the wedding,
enjoying the reception, candid moments, and
interviews of people close to the couple.
The documentary style is probably the most
popular of the three and depending on the
wedding videographer you use, the price can
vary significantly. With this style, more footage is
used and often with the benefit of two
digital video cameras. For this reason as
well as the need for heavy editing, this is the most
expensive but the best.