Inclusion is not just what we silently believe inside. It manifests in all our decisions, from how we write our contracts, to how we design our venues, to how we behave as the head of our business for all other clients and vendors to see. It’s a complicated, multifaceted, intersectional process, and I certainly don’t have all the answers. But, as one wedding videographer and one member of the LGBTQ+ community, I think I know a good place to start: we all need to make less assumptions, and we all need to be willing to stand up when other people do.
Petra and Marissa actually met all the way back in 2011! But at the time, there was just one little problem: neither of them had come out.
“We met in college choir!” they wrote to me. “ We became closer friends when we worked Front of House at our college’s jazz festival and got to know each other further as we road tripped together to various summer camps for music!”
Will and Katie have some of the coolest jobs of anyone I’ve worked for. Katie is a producer for Magic Mike Live in Las Vegas, and Will is a professional poker player. Talk about a POWER COUPLE! And while they put together a wedding that was classy, elegant, and traditional in many ways, they also found ways to adapt common traditions to better fit the unique story they have to tell.
Ever wonder why wedding videos are SO expensive? According to The Knott, the average wedding film cost about $1,900 in 2022, and most people don’t just have that kind of cash sitting around. But at the same time, more and more people these days are realizing that they really want the experience of having their […]
