As a wedding videographer you dream of filming in venues like Castle Durrow. That Caoimhe and Niall’s entire wedding day (from Ceremony to Dancing) took place there only added to that.
A very relaxed day surrounded by their family and friends and with the weather behaving itself reasonably well. It was a day to remember for all involved 🙂
Best-of may be a bit misleading as it’s very difficult to choose favourites from what truly was a great year as a wedding videographer for Make My Day Productions.
However, the clips below should show how I adapt to each individual day and also tailor the edit to the personality of the indvidual couples and their day which is something I like to do as a wedding videographer.
I am always on the look-out for small moments. Whether they be moments of fun or moments of romance or small moments of affection show between the couple or their loved ones.
I don’t know whether it’s luck or that my work tends to attract the most easy-going couples who want nothing more than for their day to flow naturally.
Click on any of the images below to go straight to the blog post for the wedding film.
A truly (un)helpful guide for your day from your friendly neighbourhood wedding videographer
A is for “Ahhhhhhhh, I’m engaged!!! What do I do now!”
B is for Budget. B is also for Bank Robbery. As in, “I’ll need to carry out a Bank Robbery to manage this Budget.”
Nikki & Richie had the good luck of a sunny day in autumn with the perfect light that entails. All with the always stunning backdrop of Ballymagarvey. Below is their trailer…
Lots of familiar faces for the wedding video of Sarah Jane and Patrick. I filmed Sarah Janes sisters wedding in May so I expected a little romance, lots of fun and a great speech from Sarah Jane’s dad. I wasn’t disappointed 🙂 Below is the wedding video trailer to their upcoming edit…
