• Will people notice you at my wedding?

  We do our best to blend in.  This is your day and we don't want to take away from that. We dress accordingly. We never stick a camera in anyone's face. We try to stay well out of the way with out compromising any shot.

   
• Who shoots/attends our wedding?

  Your wedding will be shot by myself and one other videographer. 

   
• Do we pay for your meal? 

No, you do not have to feed me or my crew.  We know catering gets expensive, so you don't have to worry about us.

• How many cameras do you use?

  Unless we agree to something different.  There will always be at least two cameras at the ceremony and at the reception.  This gives us every possible vantage point at the wedding, and ultimately makes for a superior video.

• Is Camera equipment important?  Is Bigger better?

  No.  The equipment alone can not make an outstanding wedding video.   It is the talented and creative person behind the camera who does.  Don't look at what equipment they bring to the wedding look for someone who loves what they do, pays attention to detail, and meet your needs.  Our cameras are smaller and less obtrusive. We want people looking at you, not at us.

• What if it is too dark?

Dimming the lights during the reception is up to you.  We can use on board camera lights, and our camera work well in low light, but extremely dim or no lighting is not ideal for video and will result in an inferior picture quality. For best quality video memories, we strongly advise against dimming lights during the toasts, cake cutting and other special moments.

• Will you make sure to get the flower girl walking down the aisle?

Sometimes it is difficult to videotape small children, and others walking down the aisle for a variety of reasons.  Even though we always try to get these shots from the best possible positions, we have to strictly abide by the rules and restrictions of the church.  We have to honor that. We do our best, but we can't tell people to move, when they are standing and we can not go beyond the rules of the church.  Having  two cameras at your ceremony, will help us get all the activities from different angles as best we can.

• Can we choose our music for the video?

  Yes, by all means.  However if you are unsure we will be glad to help in the selection.

•  How long does it take to get our DVD's?

  Generally it takes about 90 to 120 days. Quality editing takes awhile. And we want your wedding video to be the best it can be.

•  What if I lose my DVD?

  We hang on to a copy of the finished DVD for 10 years.  So if something happens to your video or you need extra copies, we can do that for you.

• What if I am having trouble with my DVD?

We use high quality DVDs.  And we check all copies to make sure they are working properly.  Our DVDs are compatible with most DVD players, however, not all manufactures adhere to certain formatting standards.  We will replace any DVD that malfunctions or is defective, with a new copy. You must notify us within 72 hours of receiving your DVD to alert us of problems.  We do not issue refunds due to equipment incompatibility.

•  How far in advance should we reserve a weekend?  Is there a deposit?

  There is a non-refundable deposit of $50.  This will reserve your date.   We only do one wedding per day. So if you decide you want us at your wedding, reserve the day as soon as possible.