Epic Motion: The Blog for Michigan Wedding Video and Event Productions
The sweet Kara and Andrew had an intimate ceremony at Vinology in Ann Arbor and their reception was held at the Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth.
Ann Arbor photographer Aruna B rocked it like she normally does… love her style and her personality!
{ 0 comments }
Bethany and John had a super awesome winter wedding, and we were lucky enough to be a part of it. Winter weddings are always so much fun to film, despite to chilly temperatures outside! Both Bethany + John were troopers as we walked around downtown Rochester with them, admiring the holiday lights and stopping by the spot where they first met!
The ceremony was held at St. Andrews Church, while the reception was at the always gorgeous Royal Park Hotel. Kristen Taylor was there capturing some great photographs, and Intrigue rocked the house during the reception!
Enjoy their wedding trailer!
{ 0 comments }
The Detroit Opera House is an AMAZING venue for a wedding. Bessie and Sina’s wedding was no-joke GOR.GE.OUS (I think I just made that word into three words. It’s fine, right?).. from the people to the place, seriously gorgeous.
One of my favorite moments of the day is when they saw each other for the first time. This usually is one of my highlights… it’s a moment of raw emotion. Very, very precious.
We’re also big fans of Arising Images. They took some AMAZING shots throughout the day. Here’s a link to see some pictures…
Enjoy their extended highlights piece.
{ 0 comments }
A while back, Chris emailed us and said that he wanted us to help him play a joke on his new bride. It was before we had finished editing their wedding trailer, and Chris suggested creating an “alternative” version of the trailer once it was finished – by swapping out the song we intended to use – to a song he knew Melissa HATED. Let’s just say that Chris and Melissa are two of the most playful people we know.
Sooooo… of course we thought this would be hilarious – as long as Chris made sure to let Melissa know in the end that this was ALL his idea. For the “real” version of the trailer, the song we chose to edit to was Mutemath’s ‘Goodbye’ (sidenote: I drove the lead singer of Mutemath and his band at the time – Earthsuit – around metro Detroit for the day during my time at college!)
And for the “fake” video we used the song per Chris’s suggestion, ‘Don’t be Tardy for the Party’ by Kim Zolciak.
The crazy thing is, some of the cuts actually line up with the Tardy for the Party song – totally crazy since we just dropped the song in and didn’t try lining anything up.
Melissa was so sweet in her email to me telling me that she liked it. But when she found out that it was a joke, I’m not sure if she wanted to hurt Chris or myself more! Good times.
Perhaps you understand better how music can really dictate the look and feel of a video.
And just for fun, which one do you prefer?
{ 0 comments }
