Package 1 Details THE CEREMONY We will gather information from the ceremony facility and the coordinator ahead of time regarding possible camera placement or filming restrictions. One videographer will arrive at the ceremony early to take exterior and interior footage of the facility. It is at OUR CHOICE AND DISCRETION to attempt any pre-ceremony footage of the bride or groom. Any pre-ceremony footage captured may be included in the "Ceremony" chapter on the DVD. The ceremony will have one manned camera and one unmanned camera. We make our best effort to catch everything... but as indicated in the contract/agreement, there is NO GUARANTEE of catching every moment. Circumstances beyond our control may affect the final project: soloist standing out of visual range, groomsman blocking the bride's face, CHURCH RESTRICTIONS ON CAMERA PLACEMENT AND WIRELESS MIC USE!, unexpected flower arrangement blocking a view, bride/groom blocking view while lighting unity candle, groom's jacket ruffling against microphone, equipment failure, etc, etc, etc... THE FOLLOWING APPLIES ONLY IF THE RECEPTION IS IN THE SAME LOCATION AS THE CEREMONY! The reception is treated as the most "documentary" style of all. Very little effects are used, but we still use smooth camera movements and fading transitions between shots to give the presentation a graceful touch. The videographer stays in touch with the reception coordinator and the DJ to make sure everything is captured: wedding party announce, first dance, bride-father, groom-mother, toasts, bouquet toss, garter toss, lots of dancing, and bride groom departure. It is at OUR CHOICE AND DISCRETION whether or not to solicit wedding guests to give well-wishes to the bride and groom "on the spot". Our strategy is to film guests at their table and then ask them to find us later if they want to leave a special message. This strategy yields fewer well-wishes, but more heart-felt ones. Our policy is NO TIME LIMIT. The videographer will not leave until the bride and groom leave... HOWEVER... if the bride and groom stage a "fake departure" (to accomodate early guest departures or party-goers with children... bride/groom changing attire and returning), then the "fake departure" is the videographer's indication to leave. If you have any further questions, call 404-242-3195 or send email.