One of the biggest comments I hear from time to time is, ” I wish we had videotaped our Wedding”.

The following comment would be, “I missed so much.  The day went by so fast .” Believe me friends, it does. Even though I have a lot of footage to edit, the day sure does fly by.  All that work, planning, interviews, driving from one place to another. I’m willing to bet any Bride or Groom puts well over a thousand miles on their vehicles alone just doing Wedding planning.

Now let’s go ahead in time a little.  The Wedding was 3 months ago and you’re writing Thank You notes to all your family and friends, putting little comments on the stationery.  ” Hi Aunty, it was wonderful having you come all the way from California with Uncle Jimmy, watching him dance all night long with probably eveyone in the room was hilarious. I never knew he was such a dancin’ machine.  Mom would always tell me stories about him being one heck of a dancer.  She was right.”

You can only tell that story with Video because I’m sure you weren’t standing there watching him dance all night.  You have a lot of guests to mingle with.  My job is to capture what you miss as well as those moments when you two are the center of attention like your first dance, cake cutting, ect. 

I often mention to you Brides and Grooms how special it is to have a precious memory of your great grandparents, grandparents, great aunts and uncles for your children and future friends to meet. I have been told by many, many Brides & Grooms how special it was to show their children the DVD and that have included relatives who have since moved on.  Just listening to their voices again can be so comforting to some people.  I am creating a Time Capsule for Generations to come and to me that’s not just my passion, it’s also an honor.

It’s a love story written without a pen to be shared with generations to come.