StartVideo.ca

Professional wedding video starts here. Your wedding day will be a beautiful moment that will pass quickly. Video is the perfect way to keep the memory forever.

We offer discrete and candid, documentary style coverage or you can opt for cinematic style, which is more directed and staged. From our experience, we find what works the best is a blend of the two approaches. Regardless of the style you choose, your finished film will consist of a combination of artistic shots and storytelling in order to create a beautiful memory of your day.

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He proposed to you and you said “Yes”. The wheels are in motion now. The big day is approaching. Everything is ready or so you think. Vendors have been confirmed, park permit is obtained, rings are safely waiting and the next thing you know your alarm clock is singing its tune. “That’s it. This is really happening!”, you think to yourself, “Is it all going to work out?”

The answer is YES. Do not worry about minor glitches and details, let the vendors worry about that and focus on important things, like your family and friends.

We have filmed over four hundred weddings and there have never been any major issues. At the end of the day everything went smoothly and everyone was happy, especially bride and groom.
This has been our experience and we cannot speak for anybody else, but the odds are very positive.

Of course, you should have a good plan laid out in advance.
If you want to have an amazing video that covers all the beautiful moments of the day, you should make sure that there is enough time to properly capture it. Even though it might not seem like it, filming a wedding video is a meticulous process that takes a bit of time and effort.

Bride and groom’s preparations are an essential part of the video and, ideally, you should allocate 1,5 hours for groom’s and 2 hours for bride’s preparations coverage.

Keep in mind the travel times and traffic between all locations!

Videographers should be at your ceremony location at least 20 minutes before the start, because they need to set up a wireless microphone on the groom for better audio and they need to capture detail shots of the location, preferably before the guests arrive.

Try to have 2 hours for “park session” video and photo coverage.
Make sure you choose a park location in advance and ask if a permit is required. Most of the popular locations in Toronto/GTA require a permit and you will be asked you to leave if you don’t have one.
It is very important that you have a plan B, indoor location, in case if it rains. Unfortunately rain happens, but we always manage to get great footage indoors as long as there is enough time.

Again, allow extra time for every part of your wedding day. Someone or something will be a little late (especially those groomsmen who like to sleep in).