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Thursday, 29 May 2008 |
By MIKE SELVON
For most couples who got married more than twenty years ago, most of them do not have the option of being able to pop a video tape in the VCR to watch a review of their wedding day. But things today are very different and for most couples who are in the midst of planning their wedding, selecting wedding videographers is just as important as choosing wedding photographers. This allows them to have a DVD of their special day that they can enjoy for many years to come.
Of course, also hiring a wedding videographer to chronicle the event in video does add another expense to the marriage budget and each couple must sit down and consider how great a priority they place on videos of their weddings parties as opposed to still photos only. The tradition of having a marriage album of photographs to show off and to thumb through is still very strong and is considered essential by many couples.
At the same time, the younger, "digital" generation is much more used to making extensive use of video technology for all kinds of applications, so in that sense it is no |
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