Images have packages to suit all of your requirements -This basic coverage includes:

	Opening titles.
	Arrival of the groom and guests at the church or other venue.
	Arrival of the bride.
	Full wedding ceremony.
	Posing for pictures at the church (or other venue) and reception.
	Announcement of the couple into the wedding breakfast.
	Captured moments of the day (a review of still images set to music).
	Three complimentary copies of boxed wedding DVD

Premier Gold is our most extensive coverage and includes everything in the basic packages well as the following:

	Bride at home, general scenes of the bride and bridesmaids getting ready and includes them leaving for the ceremony. (for sensitivity reason a female videographer will be in attendance)
	All of the speeches and the cutting of the wedding cake.
	Arrival of the evening guests.
	The first dance as a married couple.
	The evening celebrations till 10.30pm.

These are just two examples of the coverage offered by Images. We are happy to tailor make a package to suit your requirements. In the past we have been able to include things such as a video room, where guests have been able to leave personnel messages of congratulations, and taking footage between the wedding and reception at a location which had special meaning for the bride and groom. We know that weddings are a unique and special occasion and are more than happy to try to meet any special requirement you might have, Just get in touch!

Filming 

Images uses two camera operators for flexibility, this means that we can present an entertaining and interesting DVD and as you would expect we only use Sony Broadcasting standard equipment. Your DVD is then edited using the latest digital technology, presented in a format where you can watch the whole movie, or view your most memorable moments by means of the chapter selection menu on the disc.

Attending the Rehearsal

We will attend the rehearsal to introduce ourselves to the person who will perform the ceremony and to confirm where we can position the cameras without causing offence but obtaining the best position to capture the sense of the occasion.  

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