Video is not important, important is the marriage, the relationship with your couple. In the future the video will be in a hard drive inside of a furniture, your relationship is something that you know build every day, every hour... please don't waste time and energy in a video
We absolutely agree, but we definitely feel like we'd regret not having at least having some footage of the event and we can't rely on family and friends to capture it. That's mainly why we made a deal with our videographer to just get the raw footage so if we want to put it together into a video later we'll have the footage.
@@UsAgainstTheWorld Videographers are great so you don't ask friend or family to miss your wedding because they're busy staring into the camera! AND, hopefully the videographer has a better sense of how to capture the shots that tell the story. You'll watch the video lots and lots of times and realize you don't remember a lot of the event! Besides that - What AinaAvata said is totally correct - marriage is the hardest thing you'll ever do if you want to do it successfully. It's easy to be married when you're in the "honeymoon" phase - but that doesn't last forever. Once the excitement is done there will be days you don't even want to see your spouse's face - that's when the marriage becomes work; you decide every day to stay in love, even if you're not feeling it at the moment. Get out there and do the work of marriage and make it a smashing success!
Love your vlogs. Any updates wedding video ? 👰🎥
why do you look so mad in every video?
Dope bro!
Video is not important, important is the marriage, the relationship with your couple. In the future the video will be in a hard drive inside of a furniture, your relationship is something that you know build every day, every hour... please don't waste time and energy in a video
We absolutely agree, but we definitely feel like we'd regret not having at least having some footage of the event and we can't rely on family and friends to capture it. That's mainly why we made a deal with our videographer to just get the raw footage so if we want to put it together into a video later we'll have the footage.
@@UsAgainstTheWorld Videographers are great so you don't ask friend or family to miss your wedding because they're busy staring into the camera! AND, hopefully the videographer has a better sense of how to capture the shots that tell the story. You'll watch the video lots and lots of times and realize you don't remember a lot of the event! Besides that - What AinaAvata said is totally correct - marriage is the hardest thing you'll ever do if you want to do it successfully. It's easy to be married when you're in the "honeymoon" phase - but that doesn't last forever. Once the excitement is done there will be days you don't even want to see your spouse's face - that's when the marriage becomes work; you decide every day to stay in love, even if you're not feeling it at the moment. Get out there and do the work of marriage and make it a smashing success!
@@bbycrts "It's easy to be married when you're in the "honeymoon" phase - but that doesn't last forever." The true is hurt but It is the true !
Congratulations!