As you prepare for your big day and engage a videographer, here are some best practices to ensure you get the most out of your wedding videography experience:

1. Plan Ahead: Start early in your wedding planning process and book your videographer well in advance. Popular videographers tend to get booked quickly, especially during peak wedding seasons.

2. Communicate Your Vision: Clearly communicate your vision and expectations to the videographer. Share any specific shots or moments that are essential to you. A shared understanding will help the videographer capture your wedding in a way that aligns with your style and preferences. At Zandolee Weddings we work with our clients to create a Wedding Production Script. detailing all of the necessary shots.

3. Meet with the Videographer: Schedule a meeting or video call with your chosen videographer to discuss your wedding details and get to know each other better. Building a rapport will help create a comfortable atmosphere on the wedding day.

4. Trust the Professionals: You hired the videographer for their expertise, so trust their creative judgment. They know how to capture the best shots and moments, so let them work their magic.

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It’s the day after Mother’s and so we wanted to celebrate some moms. Even though we all love the battle-tested, seen-it-all moms, we thought it would be great to hear from some first-time, brand spanking new moms.
We found 3 Brides who have had babies recently, or are pregnant, from the catalog of our sister company, Zandolee Media, and asked them a few questions.

3 QUESTIONS:

1. What’s the Scariest thing about having a baby right now?
2. What do you feel is the most fulfilling part of having a baby?
3. And, what have you found to be the most pleasant surprise?
   

I’m Jane Curto- I’m a 28 year old oncology nurse from Cary, North Carolina. I went to nursing school at the University of Connecticut, where I met the love of my life, Ryan. We got engaged right after college and were married October 6th, 2018 at the Pavilion at the Angus Barn in Raleigh. We are now living in Stamford, Connecticut and are excited about expanding our family- baby boy Curto is due August 10th!

1. Scariest thing about being pregnant: I think the scariest thing about being pregnant is the Covid-19 pandemic happening right now. As a nurse, I am still working full time at the hospital and each day is filled with uncertainty. My top priority is patient health and safety, but now I have a little boy on the way to think about, and that can be a tough balance sometimes.
2. Most fulfilling thing about being pregnant: As cheesy as it sounds, I think the most fulfilling aspect of being pregnant is knowing I am now someone’s mom. I can’t wait to meet this little boy and watch his personality grow and develop. I am constantly wondering who he will look like, whose temper he will have (hopefully his dad’s…), or what his interests will be.
3. Most surprising thing about being pregnant: I learned I was pregnant 3 months after my sister found out she was pregnant! It has been so much fun sharing this whole experience with her. She is due with her first baby boy in May. She has been a constant support system for me, answering questions for me daily and reassuring me I’m not crazy. Of course we didn’t plan to go through this at the same time, but I am certainly happy it worked out that way!
   

Thank you SO MUCH to these incredible brides, wives, and now mamas, for sharing your incredible journey with us! For more great content from our brides visit www.wakingupmarried.com

It's every girl's dream - friendship before falling in love. But, does it work?

Take it from Jada- YES!!