Source: Martha Stewart Weddings
Tim Medrano
Videography is one of those wedding expenses that many people say they can do without, yet those couples who do hire a videographer always rave about how happy they are to have that additional coverage. While your wedding photographer will certainly capture important moments from the day, there’s just nothing like watching it all on video, too. If you decide you have the budget for a videographer, here are a handful of questions to ask the vendors you meet with.
What will the sound setup be?
Depending on the videographer, you could have a boom mic hanging above your face throughout the day, a standard microphone set up during the ceremony, or a clip-on mic affixed to your attire. Have a chat with all prospective videographers about how they capture sound and what the quality of sound is like. It’s also good to give them an idea of what you’d like captured on mic so they can tell you whether or not it’s possible.
How many cameras will be on us?
The number of cameras and video cameras that will be in your face on your wedding day is an important thing to consider, as it can become overwhelming. Most photographers and videographers work with assistants and/or second shooters, so you’ll want to keep this in mind when booking. [Read more…] about 5 Questions to Ask a Prospective Wedding Videographer