Videographer or not to videographer

Most people I know watch their wedding video when it first arrives and then never again. We had ours filmed primarily for those who couldn't come (Covid restrictions meant 2/3 of our guests weren't able to attend) but we've never watched it since and I wouldn't be remotely fussed if it were lost. Whereas I'd be highly peeved if our wedding album went missing.

I had the same thought process with my wedding next year, I've got my heart set on wanting some kind of video to look back on however I know I will rarely looks back at a full on movie type that the videographers produce (also the price just doesn't suit our budget). So we have chose to go for a content creator for our day as well as our photographer who will compile various different clips from key points throughout the day and then make it into a highlight, shorter video to look back on.

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Pros:

• Memories in Motion: Videos capture the emotions, movements, and sounds that photos can't, giving a fuller sense of the day.

• Shareable Moments: Easier to share with family and friends who couldn't attend.

• Reliving the Day: Watching the footage can bring back the emotions and atmosphere, letting you relive the moments.

Cons:

• Cost: Hiring a videographer can be expensive.

• Intrusiveness: Cameras and crew might feel intrusive during intimate moments.

• Editing Time: It may take a while to receive the final edited video.

Many couples find that watching their wedding video is a cherished experience, allowing them to see details they might have missed during the busy day.

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I can't tell you whether you should or shouldn't, but I will tell you my own experience.

As I'm a photographer myself, getting a photographer was my biggest priority, however, looking back now, I wish I'd have got a videographer as, since we got married in 2017, I have lost my nan, and my wife has lost two of her grandparents and we'd give anything to hear their voices again.