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NEW! Text the word ‘DOCUMENT’ to 41411 to receive pricing for our Documentary and Cinema Series packages.  This service is free but please note that your phone carrier’s standard text message rates apply.

Now is your chance to finish your wedding planning early and hire your big three (photography, videography, and DJ entertainment) in one convenient location!

Hiring your Big Three through Document Event Video + Photo not only allows for a stress-free, seamless wedding day, but it also saves you money!

Call us at (877) 534-FILM to get started!

The Knot released their The Best of Weddings picks for 2007 and I am proud to announce that Document Event Videography made the list for the Southwest region.

The Knot chose 5 wedding videographers from Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, the whole Southwest (!) and my company is one of them.  Thank you for all those brides who voted for me!

Hiring a professional wedding coordinator is essential when planning your perfect wedding. The two I recommend are Tracey from Your Las Vegas Wedding Concierge and Christy from CLM Weddings.

These pros will arrange everything for you whether it’s a private consultation with a prospective wedding videographer or your entire wedding day outline. They are in touch with the best wedding vendors Las Vegas has to offer.

If you are getting married in a hotel chapel, the wedding coordinator they give you may be working with one hundred other brides at the same time. The biggest difference between Tracey and Christy and a hotel coordinator is that Tracey and Christy will think about your wedding day even when they’re not on the clock.

I recently interviewed Christie McCoy of CLM Weddings. Watch this webisode of Vegas WedTV HERE!

Besides your videographer, the DJ you hire is one of the most important vendors. What type of DJ do you want for your reception? Would you like your DJ to start the party, or just play background music? Your answers to these questions will help shape the “personality” of your wedding day.

I like a nice cross between the “party-starter” DJ and the “background music” DJ. The DJ at the wedding I filmed last night was just that. He had great microphone presence, wasn’t chatty with the guests, and had some great party-starting ideas.

He did something I’ve never seen before whereby he separated the men and the women onto two sides. Along with the aid of a lyrics cheat sheet, the two sides sang ‘Summer Nights’ to each other. The video I shot of this was high-energy and hilarious!

Hire a great DJ, have a great reception.