non-cheesy wedding videographers

Ok that's impossible without knowing your location

Use the vendor search tool! It will bring up lots of options and you can find the right one for you.

Under 2000? That's a stretch. I use Michael Simon in NJ, Ed Zilbereman (orangefilmsny) in NY. I don't know that either will be in that price range.

In video, as in most of the other pro wedding services, including officiants, it's go big or go home.....

She's in Atlanta, GA.

I don't know anyone there at that price range, but will say, with your video example, make sure you're not ONLY getting one 5 minute highlight from whomever you hire. There should be another, longer video, too.

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Have you looked through the WW vendor search yet? That's the best place to find vendors and read reviews from past clients:

https://www.weddingwire.com/shared/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&l=y&cid=14&category=Videography&geo=Atlanta%2C+GA&commit=Find+Vendors

I'm in Atlanta and didn't find any videographers that were under $2k!

Yeah all the good ones we found were 3k plus. You may find one for that price but there is no guarantee on the quality you will get.

What you probably want is a cinematographer and you won't find one for under $2k unless you ONLY want a 5 minute trailer.

It's tough to avoid the cheese at the $2k price point. Plan on $3k+ for something worthwhile in Atlanta.

You would have to look for specials offered at bridal fairs or research online via the vendor app or cut budget somewhere else and increase videographer budget.

I'm. In Oregon. I'm so mad my videographer is two months late with my video. We have a thelve page contract with a production company that does promos. I've seen a sneek peak but the producer got very I'll and hasn't been able to finish the edits. I'm dying here. Videographers, the good ones are going to cost you money. Mine was quite a bit more than 3. You get what you pay for. Think about it. There is pretty production, production and editing. They are with you at rehearsal ( mine was) and all day. My wedding was at 630 pm. My videographer was with me at 11 am. Its a lot of work. If you want a sketchy five min snip than you can pay less or have a friend do it. ( just kidding, don't please) its so worth the money.