Weddings aren't what they used to be. Traditions still exist, but more and more couples are trying to surprise their guests with creative actions and details.
Wedding videos are also changing. Gone are the boring videos of static, motionless brides and grooms, the result of a session designed more for photography than video. The goal of new wedding videos, both in terms of filming and editing, is to ensure they're not a nightmare for the viewer, but rather a beautiful memory worthy of replay.
Of course, don't think that the recording is done in just one day. Depending on what you want, you'll have to spend more or less time rehearsing, recording, speaking, singing... and, of course, that comes at an additional cost.
Cinematic wedding videos, worthy of the red carpet, are popular, as are theatrical ones, musicals, comedy videos, and documentary videos where the bride and groom explain why they're getting married, give you a rundown of their courtship, or how they met. But today we're going to talk about music videos.
Music videos are the latest trend coming from the United States. Music videos involve all the wedding guests, something novel and fun. They study a song and can even prepare a choreography, and then they sing along. Although friends are the most involved, the whole family can participate. This style of video is very dynamic and never boring. If you don't believe it, I invite you to watch the following videos.
Wedding video clips have been produced in Spain for a few years, but they're now in increasing demand. Couples want and desire an original and fun memory of their wedding, and a video clip can be a good option.
What do you think? Have you heard of wedding music videos? Which one do you know?