Wedding story video

Wedding story video

When organizing a wedding, finding the right videographer and contracting him is not your only task as a future bride. In addition to all these, you must be the one to come up with creative ideas and you should be able to express your feelings, expectations and desires. You say what you want and how, while the videographer should tell you if that is possible or not, with reasonable explanations. But, do you really know what you want? How is going to look your wedding video?

Options

You do not need a diploma in filming just to understand which are the basic options for a wedding video tape. Basically there are two major possibilities: a frame by frame video or a story video.

The frame by frame wedding video is a considerable shorter film, of no more than five minutes, focused on the most important frames that are brought together with some special visual effects and a good background song.

The story video on the other hand, requires more concentration, work for both filming and editing, but the most important aspect would be the story behind the tape. Do you want a wedding story video?

Content

Now that you have decided on the major direction, it is time to draw a sketch on what exactly do you need. A wedding story, to begin with, can be real or commercialized. The real story should naturally tell the newlyweds’ story, from how they met until the present time, culminating with the proposal and the wedding ceremony. Although it seems simple and plain, turning it into a filmed story can be quite tough.

The commercialized story will be much funnier and simpler, since it can tell pretty much everything. The bride and the groom

Wedding script frame

should choose a certain script, according with their wedding theme, location or simple preferences. Regardless it is a movie scene or a music video of who knows what famous singer, the point is for everything to look natural and the guests to be willing to try.

What should you do?

Supposing you have already made up your mind for a certain videographer, and hoping that you have chosen a professional for this job, you should directly discuss the issue with him. Go with the script in your mind or with the model video on a CD and just try to consider his opinion. As much as you are excited about your plans, if the videographer is against them, it means he has some serious reasons that you, as an amateur cannot easily detect.

However, if everything is all right with the planning, you might want to announce your guests on what to expect.