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It is our policy to attend the service venue approximately ONE HOUR before the guests arrive and remain well into the evening reception where we will record the dancing till we assess that there is sufficient material to give the video a relaxed enjoyable ending prior to creating your final montage at the end of the DVD.
We have never stipulated finishing times based on the clock or the end of the first wedding waltz, “which ever comes first” this only applies pressure to the wedding party to start the dancing prematurely. No matter when the evening reception starts, we will not depart before recording the dancing, leave this decision to us, you will not be disappointed.
The advantages gained from two video cameras at your wedding are immense. The continuity of the finished Film/DVD will be so much better with the second camera also picking out shots not directly related to the Bride/Groom's activities. This of course will only work properly if there are TWO CAMERA OPERATORS present and filming independently on the day and not just for the Service or Speeches. or in some cases one operator trying to manage two cameras.
It is our view that the Wedding Day Video should not be wholly about the BRIDE and GROOM, but include the Family, Friends and Guests who have been privileged to be invited to enjoy the day along with the Wedding Party. Should you decided to have the services of a Piper, Quartet, Soloist, Magician, Choir or other form of entertainment, with our two camera service it will be in the final production and not skipped over.
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'DVD VIDEO' IS OUR FORTE, WE GENUINELY USE 2 CAMERAS AND OPERATORS FOR OUR VIDEO/DVD ONLY SERVICE 
The service and speeches will be recorded using both cameras operating fully independently of each other. that means we capture all aspects of the Wedding Day from different angles and should the wedding party be separated from their guests for still photography, one camera will remain with the wedding party.
Our two camera service includes two fully trained and competent operators filming independently of each other for the most part of the day and coming together, for the service, speeches & dancing, giving extra dimension to that particular part of the day. 
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