23 May 2026
Wedding Inspirations
Gondola
Photo courtesy of Gregsvideo.com
The wedding video, being an audio visual narrative of your wedding, is able to capture what a camera cannot, the raw emotions of this milestone through the sense of sight and sound. An entire range of emotions conveyed in the form of facial expressions, speech, laughter, amusement and many tender moments can be documented ‘live’, enabling you to re-live what is possibly one of the happiest days of your lives in future.
Church wedding
Photo courtesy of Kid A Productions
At the forefront of the wedding video market are industry professionals who only specialise in videography. Alternatively, a number of photographers also offer wedding videography as an extension of their services.
Bouquet
Photo by Jon Low Studios, courtesy of Keng's Cinematography
Pertinent questions to ask your videographer :
- What is their signature style of shooting a wedding video?
- How long have they been shooting wedding videos and how many have they done?
- What equipment do they use and are there backup video cameras?
- Is the videographer you are speaking to going to be the one filming your wedding?
- Have they worked with your photographers before? Are they able to coordinate with each other?
Venice
Photo courtesy of Gregsvideo.com
Well done
Photo courtesy of Cine Wedding Studio
Veil
Photo courtesy of Kid A Productions
Procession
Photo by Jon Low Studios, courtesy of Keng's Cinematography
Banquet
Photo courtesy of Cine Wedding Studio
Tip : Have your videographer work closely with your photographer.
