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Chris Hewitt September 27th, 2013 11:00 AM

Re: The Full Length Video - what to include?
 
Two weddings ago, I cut everything out, all the ceremony, all the reception....the first dance never made it, no highlights. I managed to get the whole day down to zero gigs on the dvd!!!! I did do the dvd cover though.
Apparently, I had sent a printed blank disc....

Steve Bleasdale September 27th, 2013 11:26 AM

Re: The Full Length Video - what to include?
 
That's right Chris Harding around 10 minutes for the ceremony, from the arrivals to bride church entrance I always edit the little intro welcomes from the clergy when she has got to the bottom of the isle , then I bring in soft music film themed straight to the readings which B&G will always want to see.
Straight into the vows I wills I do and then the ring exchanges, which leads into the you may now kiss the bride, cheers and I bring in music of a celebratory level but modern, into the exit and mingling all mixed with reg sign and greetings and congrats which leads into what you may call short form where I bring the speeches in now early during the photo shoot and mingling.
So you are right I take out the homely, ( your right they are awkward and you can never hear them anyway and they are always boring.) all hymns out, take out the gospel but I may leave a little prayer in if its really meaning...The blessing I put in during the fast music with the reg sign and greetings, I mix that all up.
Speeches because I mix it up after the short ceremony like a short form I mix the speeches up so I may do a little bit of the groom then the best man then the dad back to the groom and best man and so on with footage of top shots of the b&g. Works brilliant, there is nothing worse than watching dad speak for 30 minutes with a boring voice.
If I feel dad is rambling on and being a little rude I take it out if I feel the need but usually they want to get it all over so not a problem.
I did once did a bride who's dad was a vicar and his speech was an hour. It was so boring I rang the bride up and said look for it to be in my feature film and fit nicely I will put the best parts in then if you want the lot you can have a separate disc, she was fine...Steve

Don Bloom September 27th, 2013 11:27 AM

Re: The Full Length Video - what to include?
 
Hmmm, I thought I was the only one to ever do that. Now that someone else has admitted to it...Welcome to the club! ;-)

Steve Bleasdale September 27th, 2013 01:37 PM

Re: The Full Length Video - what to include?
 
Cheers Don... Sweet


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