We've just been licensed by Dolby 

Dolby Laboratories in San Francisco have just licensed us to use their Dolby Digital logo on our wedding and corporate DVD productions. The application process involved Dolby reviewing our work to ensure that it met the required technical specifications. Once we were found to be technically compliant, Dolby issued us with the official trademark agreement documents.

So what does this mean to brides? Probably not a whole lot except that they can be assured that we go to great lengths to ensure that we continue to produce high quality wedding DVDs that not only look good, but also sound good too!

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Angie and Eamon, Finnstown House 

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of shooting the wedding video for Angie and Eamon. A nice suprise was that both the bride and groom got up to sing in the choir during the church ceremony. Top class performance that received a well-deserved round of applause afterwards. The church was shaped like a viking longboat! Although it rained for a bit of the day, it certainly didn’t drown any atmosphere of the day. Afterwards, the reception was held at Finnstown House in Lucan, one of my favourite venues to work in.

The photographer for the day was Mark Donovan a wedding photographer based in Kildare and we certainly had the craic! Here’s a screengrab from our quick stop off at Maynooth college.

Amy and Chris 

Amy and Chris tied the knot at St. Patrick’s church in Wicklow town and had their reception afterwards in the Amber Springs, Gorey, Co. Wexford. Here is a short clip from their wedding DVD.

100 years! 

A screenshot from the wedding I filmed yesterday: this is the groom Shane’s granny who is 100 years young! Fit as a fiddle and enjoying every minute of the day. She was even serenaded by Tropical Storm who provided the musical entertainment for the drinks reception and during the dinner. We hope she enjoys the finished Wedding DVDs!

Maria and Shane were a lovely relaxed couple to work with. Luckily we got a break in the rain once we arrived at Carton House, Maynooth.

Joining me on the day was the ever-talented official photographer Jenny McCarthy (www.photosbyjen.ie) and ably assisted by Barbara. I work with these gals a lot. We seem to frequently end up shooting in Castle Durrow for some reason!

Wishing Shane and Maria all the best for the future, enjoy the honeymoon guys!