Your wedding is the most important day of your life with the possible exception of the birth of your children. It is a day to truly remember and as such you may well want to have a wedding video by a professional wedding videographer. This can be a wonderful way to relive the memories of your wedding day for years to come.

It is important to establish a good relationship with you videographer right from the start. In order to establish a relationship with your Videographer you should have at least two meetings pre-wedding, this is so we know what you want out of your film and we get to know your personalities as we're going to be spending your wedding day together!

When you meet your videographer you should ask to see a full film from two or three weddings and not just the Highlights or Trailer DVD. A short clip of a wedding will always show the highlights the best moments made artistically complete with a beautiful piece of music. You need to ask lots of questions. Don't be afraid to ask about how your videographer would record the sound during the wedding ceremony and how intrusive or discreet, would the filming be. Also ask if he or she would film in HD Video and what NYC wedding videographer of cameras are they using? This is all very important, you should do a little research because this will help ensure you get the wedding video your wedding merits. Check the videographers credentials, ask to see evidence of their membership of a professional body and documents to show that they are covered by both public liability insurance and professional indemnity insurance.

If you have a wedding rehearsal, tell your Videographer because he or she should want to come along. There are a number of advantages to this; first the videographer can meet your wedding party and Priest or wedding Officiate. Second, so that they all know what the videographer will be doing on the day also so that the videographer can find out about any restrictions that might be imposed during the ceremony plus the lighting considerations within the venue. This is far more important for the wedding videographer than it is for the wedding photographer as the video should flow with the story of the day, whereas the photographs are single points of time captured as single images.