Pros and Cons of Cotswolds Wedding Videography

One of the biggest choices that brides and grooms fight over is whether to employ an event videographer or not. Of course, there are plenty of couples that are happy by just taking photos to remember their wedding day.

To avoid regret in the future, take a decision that is either employ a wedding videographer, or otherwise, you don’t require or want one. Don’t put the decision to the side until it’s too late choose a professional videographer who is experienced for your wedding.

Here are some suggestions to help you weigh the advantages and disadvantages of hiring a Cotswolds wedding videographer.

PROS:

Keep it in your mind more clearly Wedding pictures are great for reliving your #BestDayEver the go, and a wedding video will allow you to relive the feelings of your wedding on each anniversary.

Videos and photos Wedding videos are the perfect way to show the joy and emotion of your wedding day in full sound, color and motion particularly if all of your family members are not able to attend your wedding celebration.

Action and audio shots Listen to all the laughter, speeches and the emotion. As a photographer, I am a big believer in wedding videography as an added way to add value to your wedding that you can’t find in any other way.

Create a family keepsake: Like photographs of your wedding day, your wedding video is yet another option to show your wedding day to the future generations of your family.

BTS as well as wedding-day fun View some of the wedding moments that you might not have noticed for example, at cocktail hour or the reception. Some videographers are adept of incorporating “Easter egg” surprise gifts from your guests that you can view just for your first wedding film!

CONS:

There is a risk that wedding videography has not had enough experience: wedding videos differs from commercial or hobby video. Make sure you watch at least three wedding videos by videographers that you’re considering so that your photos are clear, the audio is in balance and your wedding day is captured to the fullest extent.

Collaboration with other vendors When your vendors are not familiar with each other and there is an not-said “competition” for the most effective images between your photography or video crews. This could lead to unexpectedly extended photo sessions on your wedding day, or uncomfortable interactions among your vendors that ultimately will have a major impact on your wedding day.

More vendors to handle As with the photography team which includes two assistants and a leader Your videographer is likely to also have a lead and an assistant. The inclusion of a videographer on your wedding day will effectively increase the amount of vendors you’ll be surrounded by throughout the day of your wedding So, be ready particularly if your venue is limited in space.

There could be a variety of pros and cons to wedding videography, which are specific to your specific situation So, be certain to take a look at everything. You should consider whether videography is the right choice for your wedding, and allow yourself ample time to research, book and budget for wedding video, if you choose to pursue this option.