Showing posts with label wedding films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding films. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2015

Desiree & Collin | St. Regis Monarch Beach Wedding Videographer

What do you get when you combine two ridiculously good looking people with a gorgeous wedding venue? An absolutely stunning wedding film! So it goes with our latest wedding videography event at the St. Regis Monarch Beach in Dana Point. It sure was fun to get out of being a Santa Clarita wedding videographer for a day to being a Dana Point wedding videographer!


Thursday, April 30, 2015

How To Give A Good Wedding Toast

We have all been there. The time of the evening where someone from the wedding party attempts to make an entertaining speech about the newlyweds; only they fail. Miserably. We have been on the other side of the coin as well where we are so moved and inspired by a speech at a reception; our feelings get the best of us. Tears, laughter, and joy overcome us.




Monday, April 27, 2015

Should I Pay More For Video or Photo For My Wedding?

In my years as a photographer and videographer, I think that this question rests on the minds of brides or event coordinators. Rather deeper, I think that there is an expectation that people place on the value of each of these services for your wedding or event. Because of this expectation, I definitely think that it needs some clarification.


Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Amber & Josh | Shed Light Cinema | Santa Clarita Wedding Videographer

I suppose that Tom should write this blog as it seems oddly self serving that I write it. However, this is absolutely my story so who could tell it better? 3 years ago, I exchanged vows with the most beautiful woman on the planet, Amber Lynn. I was a bit nervous as you can imagine. So much change happening all at once, dealing with the details of the day, preparing myself mentally, physically, and spiritually for the covenant that was about to take place. But the minute that Amber started walking down that isle, everyone else was drowned out by her beauty. She was the most vibrant, saturated person on that patio at the TPC Valencia.