Wedding Breeze

My friend had a video of her wedding made and she invited us over to her house a month after her wedding to show us the funny scenes when the groom came to fetch the bride. We made the groom eat wasabi bread and wax his legs with my friend’s initials. They danced and sang as well.

Having videos is quite a standard feature in weddings, where the happy moments are put together in a video on the day itself. When projected onto the screen, all the guests would get to share in the happy occasion. My mother’s friend’s husband got the son-in-law to practise a few taiji moves before he could pass the level to get to the bride’s room.

It is great to look back many years later and see the way you were on your wedding there, and the people who were there to celebrate the happy occasion.

You can get a professional to take a video. There are many videography packages in the market. However, if cost is an issue, or you have talented relatives or friends who love to make home videos, then get them to help you. If they have young children, then you can be rest assured that they are extremely proficient at making home videos.

After the wedding, you can edit the video or get a professional to create one from the various copies. You can keep or give or share with your friends and family. Throw a party like my friend, and we will get to watch the video together. Do edit the video as you don’t want your friends to feel they have to sit through a long video of every single thing.