Frequently Asked Questions - Joe Dalrymple

After your Wedding day is over, all that remains to relive the day are the Photographs and Video. Wedding photographs are beautiful and wonderful to have, but there is nothing compared to when a bride and groom can watch and listen to everything that happened on the day. The Video captures the people who matter the most to you and that moment is forever captured on video.

Joe Dalrymple Video Productions was founded in 1980 and was one of the initial founders of N I Professional Videographers Association, and is still one of the leaders in Wedding Videography today.

Yes, in the event of equipment malfunction, back-up equipment is always available to continue to record the day. Also all Video cameras used record on dual cards which is an additional form of back-up.

Two latest 2018 4K cameras – plus a backup camera also  DJI Drone and Osmo all 2017 /18 models

Yes, and a full commercial operator’s licence registered with the CAA and a Permit for Aerial work. (If you use someone without a PFAW for any commercial gain, you might be liable for any legal action that may ensue, even if recording is claimed to be carried out free of charge).

Depends on package or arrangement agreed beforehand

Generally, it will be ready for you to collect after your honeymoon, provided you have decided on your music for the video. On completion you will get a Pen-Drive in HD and DVD`s

Yes and hopefully every person at you wedding, after all they are there because you asked them, so their input to your wedding is important, be it speeches, readings or by simply being there.

As soon as you have a confirmed secure date – you can book – during the summer months there are numerous inquiries for the most popular dates. Most weddings are booked at least one year in advance. However, last minute bookings are also welcome as long as there is availability on the date requested.

To reserve your wedding date it’s £100.00 then remaining amount whenever it suits you – either before or on the day itself.

The photographer and videographer will have to work closely throughout the day to capture all of your moments in the best way possible. I work with all photographers and never had any issues with anyone, but obviously I can recommend someone who help me create a better all round video.

Yes although I generally know what suits best after discussing what genre or era