These memories which unfortunately are rarely recorded at so many weddings get lost in the chaos of the wedding festivities. We get to relive our rehearsal dinner and we are so grateful we have a rehearsal dinner film for our wedding.
By having a recording of our rehearsal dinner we get the opportunity to go back and hear our grandparents share stories, watch our best friends laugh and tell of our crazy times. We remember who spoke, a few stories, but the vast majority was just lost between the excitement of the day and with the wedding festivities to come. So much goes into planning a wedding and looking back on our rehearsal dinner we don’t remember a lot of what was said. It’s moments like these that we get to witness when we film rehearsal dinners that we really get to cherish what we get to do. Our crazy aunts even wrote a poem and performed it as an ode to our marriage. There is something so special about hearing your parents, best friends, aunts, uncles, and grandparents share stories about how you met, crazy times, and watching you grow up. Looking back on our wedding, we loved our rehearsal dinner. The rehearsal is over and it’s time to relax, have some great food, and usually share toasts and stories about the couple.
It’s usually a time to gather with your friends, family, out of town guests and bridal party to celebrate one last time before the wedding day. The rehearsal dinner is one of the most overlooked yet special events of the wedding. But as Nashville wedding videographers we cherish and honor the ability to create wedding films that allow our couples to relive the most important moments to them. Ultimately, it’s a decision you’ll have to make. This is why we believe wedding videography is worth it. You can’t hear your vows, see the first looks, watch your first dance, or witness the raw and genuine love you two have. Now for a minute imagine you don’t have that video. It’s these moments that are so important and why we love what we do. These are just small samplings of what you would see two, five, ten, twenty years after your wedding. Do you see your sister braiding your hair like y’all did when you were little? Or your mom fixing your dress? A special moment with your grandparents? The first look with dad? Maybe, the moment where you were given a gift that’s been passed down for generations.ĭo you see the first time your husband saw you on your wedding day? Tears in his eyes? You see your dad walking you down the aisle, you hear the vows you made with your husband and the special moments of your ceremony.
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