1. One person or two person team? Having two camera oprators gives greater versatility

2. Do they offer Blu-ray?

3. Check out the video and audio quality. Don’t just judge the quality from ad advertisement sample. Ask for a full sample wedding DVD to find out how good the audio for the music and ceremony and the speeches are.

4. Do you get to see a initial draft? Some wedding videographers allow you to see a first draft and make changes, some don’t.

5. Get recommendations or testimonials. make sure they are genuine.

6. Do they hold any awards or certificates?

7. Do they do other film work?

8. Will they meet you before you book? It’s as important as with the photographer to meet with and make sure you get on with the wedding videographers.

9. Do you get to select the music? Most wedding videographers will put music over your film at certain times, like the guests arriving. Make sure you’ll get this, and if so, that you can choose the songs used.

10. Will they film in a style that you like? Wedding videos can have different styles - quirky, formal, informal, fun, romantic etc