YES! From our experience alone, we can conclude that most couples’ biggest regret from their wedding day is failing to hire a videographer. 

Many couples don’t think twice about devoting half their budget to their venue, florals, or catering which leave nothing but a lasting impression from one of the most important days of their lives. The only tangible items you take away from your wedding day are the photos and films that memorialize the memories made for generations! 

Photography is a seemingly unspoken requirement for most, while videography can be a last minute thought. While photography is very important, we ALWAYS recommend that you invest in photo and video. Here’s why: 

Videography, when performed correctly, captures intentional moments in time with raw emotion, clear audio, and energy you’ll be able to feel. Photos, on the other hand, capture moments frozen in time. While you may assume what someone felt based on the emotion captured in a photo, the reality is that no photo will ever bring that moment back to life the way video can. 

There is a belief floating around that photos are far more accessible than video, and that you’ll likely revisit your photos far more often than video. This belief often causes couples to prioritize photo over video. It’s 2026 guys! Wedding films are no longer burnt to a CD or recorded on a tape that can be easily written over. Wedding films are delivered electronically, just like photos! You can save both photo and video to the cloud, your phone, or your laptop for accessibility whenever you’d like! 

Be sure to invest in both photo and video to preserve your wedding day memories through moments in time and raw, emotional, recaps!