At the beginning, I must admit, I did not think hiring a videographer was on the top of my wedding priorities check list. I spent countless nights obsessing on our photographer (definitely the most important thing for me at the time) our menu, our colors, my dress, our venue, but never a videographer. One night, my now-husband and I went over to a friends for dinner. Knowing I was planning our wedding the wife of said-friend asked if we wanted to watch their wedding video. Sure, why not. So we watched it and all I kept thinking was...I don't want a wedding video, I NEED one. The whole ride home I talked my husband's ear off about how I wanted to be 80 and still be able to go back and hear his 27 year old voice read out his vows to me. I wanted to see footage of him and his groomsmen getting ready, to see us actually cut the cake and hear our siblings read out their heartfelt speeches. These, my fellow brides, are not things that pictures can capture. So off I went, on my mission to find a videographer. Little did I know that this opened up a whole new can of worms for me. The more I looked through the internet, the more I found that just like photographers and the images they produce, not all wedding films are created equal. There was a huge different in quality in work from all videographers from all different places. I realized, the videos that I had fallen in love with were not just videos at all. They were testaments to the love between two people... I watched videos from videographers from all over the country---and of the ones I couldn't stop thinking about were the ones where I not only saw but FELT the love between the couple. Of course there has to be that chemistry between the couple to begin with, but it takes an amazing videographer to be able to capture and portray that magic so beautifully. Will did that and then some. Fantastic work.