We recently had the privilege of interviewing one of our past brides and her mother. Darci was married in June 2008 and she and her mother, Sherry, were kind enough to share with us some of their thoughts about Darci’s wedding, particularly the wedding film we made. During the interview Darci mentioned that her father-in-law passed away suddenly last October and that her wedding film now has additional value because we were able to capture him sharing his feelings about her and his son, Colby. We are so happy that we were able to capture these special feelings so that Darci and Colby can watch their wedding film and feel like her father-in–law is close by.

Sherry shared with us that she was extremely grateful for the wedding film we produced for Darci and Colby. She mentioned that wedding films are so important because they instantly become a priceless treasure that will be cherished for years to come, and suggested that couples do whatever it takes to get one. It means so much to us that these two wonderful women took time out of their busy schedules to speak with us and to know that our hard work (their wedding film) is something they treasure.

Thank you Darci and Sherry for your friendship. And thank you Laura Stagg for being so amazing to work with and so darn talented! To all our clients, past and future, we humbly thank you. We love what we do and couldn’t live our dream without you. Thank You!

Merry Christmas!

This Christmas I wanted to make a short film that focused on the birth of Jesus Christ and why we celebrate Christmas. Upon hearing Stille Nacht (Silent Night) by Mannheim Steamroller ideas started flying.
We shot at 2 major locations.
One in St. George, Utah at the Tuacahn Festival of Lights and the second in Salt Lake City at This Is The Place Heritage Park’s Candlelight Christmas. One of my disappointments was not finding a live nativity with a real baby. (yes I understand that it is not a smart idea to have a baby out in 22 degree weather)

Special thanks to Shaye Scott, Jason Kennington, my wife Jenny, and my little Abi and Sarah.

Key Vendors:

EVENT COORDINATOR: LAURA STAGG

LAURA’S ASSISTANT: JULIE HINTON

VENUE: JOHNSON RESIDENCE

FLORIST: ORCHIDS AND COMPANY

CATERER-EVENING: MARVELLOUS CATERING

CATERER-FAMILY FIESTA: CAFE RIO

ITALIAN ICE: POLAR ICED

PHOTOGRAPHER: DAVE BECKER

VIDEOGRAPHER: RB STUDIOS VIDEO PRODUCTION

PHOTO BOOTH: DENISE HOOGLAND

DJ: DJ LEX

INFLATABLES & MARGARITA MACHINES: AWESOME INFLATABLES

RENTAL COMPANY: FOREVERMORE EVENTS

VALET SERVICE: IWORKS STAFF

ACCOMMODATIONS: LAQUINTA INN

CLOWNS: JOKER JOKER

INVITATIONS: HEY HAY DESIGNS - HAYLEE LARSON

Free DVDs of the event will be available at:

Place: Forevermore Events
405 W. Buena Vista Blvd. #2
St. George, UT 84780
(435) 688-7368

Date: November 30, 2009

(The project is now available at Forevermore Events)

A Wedding Day Highlight is the perfect way to share your special day with friends that may not have a lot of time to see each individual film, it’s a compilation of key shots from the entire day. McCall and Chase created some wonderful memories at The Bell Tower on their wedding day. And their coordinator (Julie of Forevermore Events) made sure everything went beautifully.

The Bell Tower is such a beautiful location to film in and this wedding was no exception. The wedding party looked amazing and they all remembered the little bits of advice we gave them . Bishop McGregor gave the couple some valuable advice, and they both said “I Do!” What more could we ask for?

This photo montage contains special memories of our couple from birth to wedding. It is in a new format that keeps the pictures moving in a fun, dynamic way. McCall even pays tribute to her brother, who was missed on this important day.

This was such a fun film to put together! McCall and Chase were surrounded by lots for friends and family and it was rewarding getting to know them all and capture a bit of their personalities on film. This is not your traditional bridal prep. It begins like a Hollywood movie, introducing us to our cast of characters (know as the wedding party close up) and building into the main event, the ceremony.