Image: Wedding Videography (Southwood Hall, Norfolk)

A Norfolk Wedding would be incomplete without some beautiful countryside, some hints of agriculture, a thatched barn, some farm animals and a wedding ‘cultivated’ out of lots of love. On that note, let’s head to Southwood Hall for our latest wedding videography for the wedding of Georgia & Daniel….

Southwood Hall - Wedding Videography

Hitting record on any wedding video at Southwood Hall is always a treat. It certainly celebrates the best of Norfolk and the connotations of farming life because it really lives and breathes it. You are surrounded by Norfolk fields and views. The focus of Southwood Hall is the Grade 2 listed Coronation Barn giving hints to the landscape it surrounds itself in. At the back, you guessed it, you may even spot some farm animals and cows! ‘Mooooo……’’ - ok no animal noises.

I did manage to get up close and personal with some of them to say hello and of course, record them. Check out the start of Georgia & Daniels Wedding Video. Southwood Hall has two licensed ceremony areas. By chance, the many other weddings I have been lucky enough to film at Southwood Hall, have all been indoors, but this was my first time filming outside under the Garden Rotunda.

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The emotions of watching your Wedding Videography back and re-living your wedding day

Something I always forget as a wedding videographer is what I see filming on a wedding day is not of course what the wedding couple see on their wedding day. What do I mean by this? As a wedding couple, when you’re so much a part of it there’s so much you miss. Your wedding day is your day. All eyes are on you and you’re at the heart of it. But, does not mean you see everything. I forget that perhaps 80% of what the wedding couple see’s on their own wedding video they have never seen before.

It’s hard to believe, a wedding couple obviously is present at things like the wedding ceremony and wedding speeches, of course, but there is more to a wedding than these parts of the day.

I think it’s also about perspective, I am framing things and filming things from all angles, including with the drone from above at 400ft with the drone. So you could say a wedding couple is watching back a movie all about them that they have larger never seen before. Also in another sense, think about all the things you would be potentially missing out on if you didn’t have a wedding videographer? I know - bonkers!