Did the bride see the groom's eyes start to tear up as she was approaching him? Did the father of the bride see how beautifully you captured that kiss as he gave his daughter away? Does the best man know that his handoff of the wedding bands was captured for posterity? Does the groom know that his fiancee's eyes welled up when he slid the ring on her finger. Does the groom realize how far off the ground his new wife was as they embraced for that first kiss?
"Remember, most people didn't get to see the close shots of the bride and groom in they same way the bride & groom saw each other. Or the emotion in their faces as they exchanged their vows, the ring slipping on the finger". People are used to seeing a photo montage or even a love story (at the reception), but a wedding-day edit is truly breathtaking."
The most popular option by far is to see the highlights of your wedding fully edited and ready for viewing @9PM on the night of the wedding. Essentially an instant replay that can be uploaded to the internet for the rest of the world to see the on same day! Above is Margarita and Mike's SDE filmed in Canmore May 2010.
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