Booking Dates In 2005 And 2006 Now !
020 8319 4534
148 Prince Henry Road, Charlton, London SE7 8PN
Photos from the" Wedding Of Emma and Dan"
Filming starts night before , Bride and Groom in separate locations
Bride Getting Ready For The Church
Groom Getting Ready For The Church
Arrival of Groom, Best man and guests
Arrival of Bridesmaids
Arrival of Bride
Bridal procession entering church
Wedding Ceremony (if permitted)
Signing of Register
Bride and Groom leaving church
Photo sessions, filming as many of the Wedding guests as possible
All speeches at reception
Cutting of the cake
Evening Wedding Reception, Including First Dance to 12 PM
Two Camera Men -Two Cameras
6 Edited DVD Videos
2 Two Hour Unedited Versions
DVD Sleeves and Cases
The Result A High Quality DVD Video
Mini Digital Video, Your Wedding Video is filmed using the canon xl1s mini dv camera. The camera is broadcast quality and the results are magnificent.
Every DVD Video can be loaded into you pc and photos can be captured from the disc, 25 photos per second of DVD Video, that's 90,000 photos. Print your own photo album.
On your wedding day and the night before in two locations our cameramen will follow you throughout and video 5 to 6 hours of footage. This is edited to produce 2 high quality DVD Video Discs of approx 1 hour duration each , the discs feature moving menus, slow motion, some transitional effects and opening and closing title sequences.
DVD Presentations has invested in the latest professional digital editing software and your DVD features a DVD Motion or Moving Menu
Call 020 8319 4534 to order sample DVD Video
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