The Prep
It’s always music to my ears in my job as a Suffolk wedding videographer, when a couple says to me that they have a plan for golden hour. That’s exactly what Josephine and Rhys said on their pre-wedding meeting with me and Tim Stephenson. We always say it’s lovely that couples who book us together for their memories are completely invested in capturing the best film and photographs.
That plan was that they wanted to re-read their personal wedding vows during golden hour so that they had something a little bit special to look back on. Obviously like I say, music to my ears and plans soon began to form about how to use this idea to the max!
How They Made it Their Own
What a lovely intimate wedding day this was. With some lovely little touches around the day and some gorgeous personal vows this was a wedding day that was personal and unique for these two lovely peole.
Wedding Video Vibe
As I have already said, these two had a plan and I needed to make sure I made the most of it. When golden hour came we headed down the drive to try and get the best of it. I wanted to use their vows to build the film around and I decided to go with one of my favourite groups to find a music track that would fit.
Step forward the excellent CHPTRS for the music, build that around the vows and this lovely couple doing their thing in golden hour, sprinkle in some magic and boom. One rather special romantic wedding film for the couple to look back on.
Now I have waffled on enough, it’s time to let Josephine and Rhys to do the talking, I hope you enjoy watching their highlights film as much as I did making it.
Shout Out To Those Who Made It Happen
Wedding Venue: Woodhall Manor 〢 Wedding Photographer: Tim Stephenson 〢 Dress: Lily Christina Bridal 〢 Suit: Marc Darcy 〢 Flowers: W Flowers 〢 Cake: Croakys Cakes and Bakes 〢 DJ: Nick Chatten 〢 Decor: The Rustic Wedding House
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About the Author
Hi. I’m Mike Savory, an award-winning Wedding Videographer from the UK.He is a married dad of two who who loves spending time on his allotment, film, cricket and skiing.
Although I have to admit fear of breaking my recording finger has limited the last two to more watching than taking part nowadays!
