Here are 10 tips to help you get the most from your wedding video.

1. The video will generally look better if the lights at the ceremony and the reception are not turned down too low.
2. Facing each other during the ceremony, instead of the officiant, gives you the best shots for your video and photos.
3. Smoking, eating and chewing generally looks bad on video. We will take care not include video where these things occur.
4. Please inform your photographer that you expect him to work with the videographer and coordinate his/her shoots and movements with them.
5. Consider asking your officiant to request the guests to stay seated during the ceremony to avoid blocking the crucial shots.
6. The groom will wear a wireless microphone. Be assured that his private comments won't be heard. We request that the groom doesn't turn off or adjust the microphone set up.
7. Try not to react to the presence of the camera, especially turning away. When the choice is between the photographer and the videographer, always, always look at your photographer!
8. Inform your bridal party to be aware of the camera and to assist by slightly stepping aside so that the videographer can get the best shot.
9. An outdoor wedding looks best when it's set up so that no one is in direct sunlight.
10. Please ask your guests to stand behind the videographer and photographer during key moments such as the rings, the kiss, the garter/bouquet toss and cake cutting.

With these tips in mind you should end up with an undistracted video you'll cherish forever.