YouTube and Family Weddings
I love poking around on YouTube, I can waste hours on the site looking at all the memories caught on video. Today I was poking around in the weddings section when this little clip appeared.
The Wedding of George Fulford and Helen Goettsch on Sept. 7, 1935 in Minneapolis.
This family is so lucky! I'd love to have a video clip of either set of my grandparent's wedding! To see my grandfather in his prime strutting around. My grandmother, beautiful and full of life.
Wouldn't you love to see moving pictures of your granparent's at their wedding with friends and family? It's sad really, today when moving pictures and audio are available to every bride and groom through video only a small percentage are having one made. From my sister's wedding her video is her most treasured possession followed by the photos and the hanky dad wiped away her tears with before walking down the aisle. (The tuxedo shop charged dad $20 for that hanky! So dads if you think you may need on make sure you have one besides the pocket hanky that comes with the tuxedo rental!) I know we all want to make money but $20 for a cheap $2.00 hanky! Yesh!
But I digress.
Ladies, if you are thinking about having no video produced, watch that video again and ask youself, "If I could would I want to watch my grandparent's video?" If you say yes, then it's time to call one of our professionals!
And please hire a professional! So you don't end up with a pelvic trust into the camera by the groom. Not to mention all the earthquakes they seemed to be having during the dance.
The Wedding of George Fulford and Helen Goettsch on Sept. 7, 1935 in Minneapolis.
This family is so lucky! I'd love to have a video clip of either set of my grandparent's wedding! To see my grandfather in his prime strutting around. My grandmother, beautiful and full of life.
Wouldn't you love to see moving pictures of your granparent's at their wedding with friends and family? It's sad really, today when moving pictures and audio are available to every bride and groom through video only a small percentage are having one made. From my sister's wedding her video is her most treasured possession followed by the photos and the hanky dad wiped away her tears with before walking down the aisle. (The tuxedo shop charged dad $20 for that hanky! So dads if you think you may need on make sure you have one besides the pocket hanky that comes with the tuxedo rental!) I know we all want to make money but $20 for a cheap $2.00 hanky! Yesh!
But I digress.
Ladies, if you are thinking about having no video produced, watch that video again and ask youself, "If I could would I want to watch my grandparent's video?" If you say yes, then it's time to call one of our professionals!
And please hire a professional! So you don't end up with a pelvic trust into the camera by the groom. Not to mention all the earthquakes they seemed to be having during the dance.
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