Wishing all our readers a Happy New Year for 2010!
Apologies for the lack of blog posts lately – we’ve been busy editing as well as having our new website created. Our new site will have the same URL address but we’re merging the wedding video blog into the main site itself. Nothing like a little synergy. (Apparently!)
We hope you like the new look.
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Congratulations to Nicola and David who had their wedding reception at Seafield Hotel, Gorey, Co. Wicklow. Here is a short clip from their Wedding DVD. Enjoy!
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I can hardly believe that it’s almost Christmas again! It’s also that time of the year when we get a chance to reflect on our closing year. Despite the very significant downturn in the Irish economy, 2009 was one of our busiest years yet and our bookings calendar for 2010 is as full now as it always has been for this time of the year. We are happy to note that despite things being financially tighter for couples, they are still not prepared to cut corners on their Wedding DVD and are willing to invest in a high end quality product and service.
2009 saw Keith Malone Wedding Films expanding by taking on additional highly-trained freelance camera operators to help cope with filming demands throughout the year. We also introduced a new multi-camera wedding film package to cater for the high-end wedding market.
Right now, we’re working hard to meet our deadlines for delivering our Autumn weddings in time for Christmas.
Until then, we would like to wish every reader a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for 2010!
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Brides are always asking me for advice about what songs they can choose for their Wedding DVDs. There is no simple answer to this one. I encourage couples to pick appropriate songs that are important and meaningful to them. Upon request, I can show couples a list of songs that are chosen the most often. Here is that list (in alphabetical order):
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I was very pleasantly surprised yesterday when a bride who badly wanted to book me ended up CHANGING HER WEDDING DATE just so I was available to film her wedding! So thanks a million Sinead and Dave, it will be an honour and a privledge to film your wedding when June 2010 comes around.
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A few weeks ago, I received a call from a bride enquiring whether I was available to film her wedding. She seemed interested in proceeding with a booking but wanted to think about it for another day or two. I explained to her that I receive many enquiries every day and I can only reserve a date upon receipt of a booking fee and it’s strictly on a first come, first served basis.
A few weeks pass and the same bride just rang me again today to check if I was still available. She genuinely sounded gutted when I had to tell her that her wedding date had been booked by somebody else because I was not expecting to hear back from her after so long. She jokingly asked if I would consider refunding the other bride’s deposit!!!
Anyway, the point of this post is to say that when it comes to ANY supplier, if you like what you see, chances are that others will too. If only I had a penny for every time that I’ve wanted to clone myself and film numerous weddings on the same day!
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Now and again, when filming weddings we bump into the occasional celebrity. Last weekend Andrea Corr graced us with her presence at Nicola and David’s wedding in Gorey, Co. Wexford. It was my first time to meet Andrea and she was nothing but friendly and courteous.
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Sarah and Gordon were married in Rathfarnham and later had their wedding reception at Powerscourt House, Co. Wicklow. This is their teaser video. Enjoy!
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