Wedding & Event Videography

Wedding & Event Videography That Keeps Every Moment Alive

The numbers tell a story. Back in 2006, only about half of brides-to-be ranked videography in their top ten wedding priorities. After the weddings were over, roughly 75% of those brides wished they had booked a videographer, and 98% of newlyweds said they would recommend videography to other couples. A wedding video preserves the vows, the laughter, the toasts, and the dancing exactly as they happened.

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A five-minute 2016 wedding highlight sample

The sample above is compressed heavily for web playback; the videos you receive are much higher quality, filmed with HD cameras.

Why Put Your Day on Video

Having your wedding filmed is just as important as having a DJ for the reception — these are memories you will want to keep for years. My approach is intensely detail-oriented, catching every special moment of your big day: always genuine, never staged. A professional photographer sets up the perfect formal family portrait for your mantle, while a videographer records the vows, the laughter, the toasts, and the dancing as they happen.

My wife and I hired Butler Photography to film our wedding back in 1991. When I watched that video again a couple of years ago, I saw us walking down the aisle, listening to the Pastor, and slipping on the wedding rings — all the big memories. Looking closer, I noticed all the little details I had forgotten over the years. Those are the moments I aim to capture today, just as videographers like John Butler did in 1991; only the technology has changed.

Professional Gear for Beautiful Results

I shoot with two HD video cameras — the Canon XA10 and the Canon Vixia HF G20 — along with the Canon T3i 18-megapixel digital SLR camera, which also captures HD video. This equipment lets me produce beautiful, polished videos, with package pricing to suit every budget.

Canon XA10 HD camcorder
Canon XA10 HD video camera
Canon Vixia HF G20 HD camcorder
Canon Vixia HF G20 HD video camera
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Full HD video quality

Book DJ and videography services together to save money, and I can also put together video slideshows for your special event. Call 402-450-7550 with no obligation, or get in touch through this website.

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What Your Video Package Includes

Every customer gets a full-length video, usually 50 to 120 minutes long, plus up to 10 DVD copies at no additional charge. There is a package for every budget — reach out today or call 402-450-7550.

Videography FAQs

Why should we add videography to our wedding?
Only about 50% of brides surveyed in 2006 ranked videography in their top ten wedding priorities, yet 75% of married respondents later wished they had filmed their weddings, and 98% said they would recommend videography to other couples. A wedding video captures the vows, laughter, toasts, and dancing as they happen.
What is your shooting style?
A highly detail-oriented approach that captures every special moment of the big day — always genuine, never posed — while a photographer takes care of the formal shots.
What cameras and equipment do you use?
Two HD video cameras (the Canon XA10 and the Canon Vixia HF G20), plus the Canon T3i 18-megapixel digital SLR camera, which also shoots HD video.
How long is the finished video, and how many copies do we get?
You get a full-length video, usually between 50 and 120 minutes, along with up to 10 DVD copies at no additional charge.
Can we save money by booking DJ and videography together?
Yes — bundling DJ and videography services saves money, and video slideshows can also be created for your special event.
How do we get more information or book?
Call 402-450-7550 with no obligation, or use the contact page on this website.
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Whether you want a highlight reel or a full-length record of the day, the goal is the same: real moments, captured as they happen. Pair videography with DJ services to save money, and ask about video slideshows for your event. Reach out through the contact page to talk through the details.