Wedding Momentos (We hired a videographer!!!)

I am OBSESSED and so excited about the videographer we hired, Two Penny Productions. The guys already won us over with their amazing work, but Friday we met with one of the partners, Adam, who is not only insanely talented, but also very sweet. The video is now right up there with wearing my dress as one of the things I am most excited about for the big day!

This is my favorite Two Penny video. It's made me tear up at least a dozen times.

Lindsey & Ariel from Two Penny on Vimeo.

Click over to Undeclared Panache to see another of my videos they've done and click here to see all of their work.

Just for fun!

I may be a little behind on this, but this video for the BHLDN wedding separates is the cutest!

Party-Ready, by BHLDN from BHLDN on Vimeo.

Happy Monday!

Wedding Momentos (the video III)

Monday I shared a beautifully shot, beautifully edited masterpiece of a wedding video. Yesterday I shared a lower cost, raw footage, but beautifully edited video with a completely different perspective. Today I am going to share a FREE option! You never ever hear that word when you're planning a wedding. Well, I am pretty sure the videographer downloaded a 99 cent ap for her iPhone. The videographer by the way, is the bride's sister and bridesmaid and shot the entire wedding on her iPhone!!! I have showed this video to everyone around me, now I need to share it with my readers. Seriously questioning spending $3500+ on a videographer, then again not sure if I have any friends as talented as this lucky bride.

Untitled from Brooke Hoehne on Vimeo. (Grey Likes Weddings)

Wedding Momentos (the video II)

Yesterday I shared one of my favorite, perfectly shot, perfectly edited, perfectly out of my budget videos. Today I want to share a whole completely different video option. Wedit is a company that offers an affordable wedding videography alternative. They send you 5 digital cameras to pass out to your friends and family to capture the day. After the wedding you collect the cameras and send them back and they edit the footage and send you the finished product.

I think the concept is really cool and I have been considering this option for a while. The pros are, obviously the price and the fact that it's your friends and family capturing the day and will show an interesting perspective from your guests. The cons are that you have no idea what you will get and often the audio is not very good.

Never the less, I like the idea and the end product can be really beautiful.

Wedit Trailer Bahamas from Brett deMarrais on Vimeo.

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Wedding Momentos (the video)

I have been thinking a lot about wedding videos, and I mean a LOT. Is it worth it? Isn't it? They are expensive, the same as a good photographer and if you haven't planned a wedding, be ready for some sticker-shock on that expense. At first we thought we didn't need one, then my bother confessed that his biggest regret about his wedding is that he didn't hire a videographer and it really got me thinking about it.

This week I thought I would share a few of my very favorite wedding videos I've come across in my blog browsing. I'm pretty sure after the week is over I will have convinced myself, and hopefully my fiance that this something we will cherish forever.

The video is from a wedding I've already shared and been drooling over the photos for a few weeks, Nick and Maria's English Countryside affair.

nick+maria • england wedding from Paperback Weddings on Vimeo.

(Via Apartment #34)