The opening of your video would look like if you selected a package with basic editing.
In contrast to the sample above, this clip shows the opening of a wedding video that begins with a video montage of the bride getting ready and the groom anticipating the ceremony.
This refers to the moment when the bride makes her entrance in the ceremony. This clip will show what the footage will normally look like without any effects.
This clip contains the effect in which the cuts are synchronized to dramatic music where we also add slow motion and a crane shot effect that helps add drama to the scene.
This refers to the moment after bride and groom first kiss and the recessional march begins. Without any effect on this, the video will transition from the first kiss and then fade into the beginning of the reception during the formal introductions of the bridal party as shown in this clip.
This effect shows a montage of the photo shoot that took place after the ceremony before transitioning into the reception.
The first dance can obviously be one of the most touching moments that occurs during your reception. Here this clip shows a couples first dance without any effect.
This effect can help keep your viewers interested in which we cut back and forth to footage that we can take during your romantic photo shoot.
This is similar to the effect used in the First Dance except instead of using footage from the romantic photo shoot, you provide us 10 momentuous images of the bride and her father and we cut that back and forth between the footage of the dance.
To help keep the video interesting, we can take interviews during your wedding day and intercut those interviews between scenes throughout your feature.
This clip shows how the end of the wedding video would close out if there was no effect.
This effect shows how your video could end with a montage of all the major highlights that took place throughout the day.