As a wedding videographer in Tulsa, I have the privilege of capturing some of the most special and meaningful moments of a couple's life. And when it comes to finding the perfect Tulsa wedding venue where wedding photographers and videographers can get beautiful shots, this location is one that always comes up.

As a bride-to-be, you want your wedding to be perfect in every way - and that includes the wedding video. Whether you're a DIY bride looking to have a friend or family member capture your special day or you're hiring a professional videographer, it's important to know what's hot in the industry right now. I’ve included example videos of all the different types of shots on the list.

The problem with scheduling your wedding day, quite plainly, is that you’ve most likely never done it before. If you’ve already decided that you’re not going to have a wedding planner, you’re going to have to figure it out. So, after witnessing over one hundred weddings, some of which had extremely poor schedules with very irritated brides, I’ve recognized some things that will help the day of your wedding run a lot more smoothly.

There are lots of blogs out there helping with poses for photography. But it’s different for video. There’s more that goes into the finished product. These tips will keep your wedding film from being a cliche video diary of a day where you just happened to get married.

Wedding photos are amazing, but unfortunately, they do not capture all the words spoken, the vows, the toasts, or the dances in action. A wedding videographer will capture all those moments and give you a life-like memory of your wedding.

Livestreaming has increasingly become popular due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s why high-quality livestreams are becoming more popular of a decision to capture a wedding day.