Videography, once considered an afterthought, has become an indispensable way to preserve your wedding day memories. Video technology has come a long way since it began. Videos are now creative, cutting edge, works of art.

As with any artwork, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Be sure to visit several videograhers so that you select the one whose style best matches your taste.

Be sure you also enjoy the videographer’s company. He is going to be with you all day on your wedding day. You want to make sure he isn’t going to be someone who makes you anxious or stressed.

Videograhers charge in many different ways. Some packages include shooting time and an unedited video; others give you something that looks like a well produced movie. Make sure you know what you are getting. The unedited video should cost significantly less than the produced one.

Find out whether your videographer can give you your finished video on a DVD. That DVD will last at least 100 years.

Another one of our couples & clients has made it into The Knot magazine. Marc & Ki were married with a beautifully decorated Fall themed wedding. Pictures can be viewed in the Fall/Winter 2006 issue (Page 246).

We're happy to announce that one of our weddings was recently featured in the Real Weddings section of The Knot magazine (Spring/Summer 2006, page 238).

Congratulations to Michael & Whitney on their recent 1 year anniversary.