After a recent string of medical emergencies, Margaret D’Arcy cannot bring herself to fly to the Caribbean and away from her doctors. But D’Arcy, 74, would also not think of missing her nephew’s wedding in the Cayman Islands. So she is looking forward to watching the ceremony - filmed by a wedding videographer and available via the internet.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/10/23/business/webwed.php
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There are countless amateurs jumping in and out of the wedding videography industry everyday leaving brides and grooms with poor wedding videos. The primary reason for this: a poor screening process.In most cases a wedding is a once in a lifetime experience and the consumer enters into the frenzy of finding vendors without any prior knowledge. Instead of asking the same generic bridal magazine questions: Who will be the actual videographer on our wedding day? What types of camera equipment will be used: microphones, lights?, and so on? Stick to what matters: Quality, Price, History, and References. Here are some tips that will save money, time, and a priceless memory.
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