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Dazzling Achromatic Color Palette And Venue Inspiration

September 29, 2021 | Junebug Weddings

Two silky wedding gowns, a rooftop photoshoot, and an achromatic color palette —this wedding inspiration is the definition of unique and jaw-dropping. Wedding planner and Junebug member D’inspiration Event & Wedding Planner and her talented team headed to the historical venue of Kamenolom Jadrankamen Pucisca in Croatia to create a wedding like no other. They dressed up this stone structure with romantic, glam décor by using creative elements like an art structure at the altar and clear acrylic chairs for their guests.

Only this talented team could take a local stonemason and turn it into a dazzling reception area. The reception was incredibly romantic with a family-style reception table dressed in white orchids and gold, oversized dandelions, and the stonemasonry lit by candlelight. You’re going to want to scroll down to see it all for yourself, and thankfully, Tomislav Marcijus captured the entire day.

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Recommended reading: Creating a wedding that is unique to you and your partner is half the fun of planning. If you need help with planning, check out our guide to planning a unique wedding

Recommended reading: If you’re loving this achromatic color palette, or want to find the perfect colors for you, check out our tips to choosing your wedding colors.

 

 

The Talented Team:

Photography – Tomislav Marcijus
Event Planning – D’inspiration Event & Wedding Planner
Ceremony Venue – Kamenolom Jadrankamen Pucisca
Reception Venue – Klesarska skola Pucisca
Floral Design, Invitation Design, and Rentals – Showroom Design and Events
Catering – Darjan Urdih, The Head Chef
Cake – Magnolia Slastice
Videography – Bruno Bilonic
Makeup Artist + Hair Styling – Katarina Ramic
Wedding Dress – eNVyroom

 

Thank you to Junebug member D’inspiration Event & Wedding Planner for sharing this achromatic color palette styled shoot with us. See more of their work on their page in our directory of wedding planners from around the world

This styled shoot is proof that there are no rules on where you can have your wedding. If you need help figuring out where to tie the knot, check out our ultimate guide to finding your perfect wedding venue.

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How Much Does A Wedding Videographer Cost

September 29, 2021 | riley

Image by Jessi Lancaster. See more of this real elopement here

Despite how much time goes into planning a wedding, the day seems to fly by in the blink of an eye. Before you can even begin to process what’s happening, the day is over and all you’re left with is the memories. That’s why we’re firm believers that a videographer is an absolute must-have for every wedding. 

Wedding videographers capture soundbites and intimate moments that you don’t want to forget, which we believe is absolutely priceless. However, if you’re on the fence, we’re here to break it down for you so you can understand why the extra wedding expense is worth it.

How Much A Wedding Videographer Costs

The average cost of a wedding videographer varies depending on your location, whether or not it’s peak wedding season, how many hours of coverage you want, and how experienced the videographer is. However, you can expect to pay anywhere from $1,500 to $10,000, with the average falling right around the $1,800 range.

What’s Typically Included In The Price

Videographers typically offer packages, although these can be personalized based on what you’re looking for. However, the four things that you’re paying for and can expect from a videographer are high-quality equipment, videography services, post-production editing, and a final copy.

If you find that the videographer that you want to hire doesn’t include extras that you’re interested in within their packages, ask them about a la carte additional services. These extras can include:

  • Drone footage – Drones are popular, especially at destination weddings. They have the ability to film hundreds of feet in the air which also makes your wedding video more unique. The extra equipment needed for this can cost you anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000
  • Travel – Just because you’re getting married in a far-off place doesn’t mean you can’t have your dream videographer. Just be prepared to pay for their travel. You will likely pay for their accommodations, meals, and travel
  • Extra edits – Videographers spend hours editing your final wedding video, so if you request any additional edits, it’s likely going to cost you
  • Filming before and after the wedding – Whether your wedding is a weekend long affair or you host a brunch for your friends and family the day of the wedding, filming these moments is going to be additional cost. Discuss plans with your videographer as soon as possible so they can check their availability and they can give you a total for your wedding budget
  • Tipping – Tips are always welcomed even if they’re not expected. Your videographer puts in a lot of time and effort into capturing the beauty of the day, so any gesture of your appreciation will be welcomed.

Image by Tahnee Jade Photography. See more of this real wedding here

What Impacts Their Prices

As we mentioned earlier, there are a variety of things that can affect a videographer’s prices. Some of the most common include:

  • Time – This is going to be the one that impacts pricing most. Most packages include the time that they will spend filming. The longer they film, the higher the price 
  • Staffing – If you choose a well-established videographer, they may bring along an assistant or second shooter. This helps ensure that they’re able to capture every moment without missing a beat. The more staff present, the higher the pricing may be
  • Wedding season – If your wedding is taking place in peak wedding season–which is typically May to October–prices may be higher because of the demand

Why Hiring A Wedding Photographer Is Worth It

Having both a wedding photographer and videographer may seem like a bit too much, but we promise it’s worth it. Photos do an incredible job of capturing memorable moments, but they can’t capture everything. Videographers capture the emotions of your guests while you exchange handwritten vows, the hilarious speeches that your wedding party makes, and the epic dance battle that breaks out at the end of the night. That’s something you just can’t put a price on. 

To find your dream videographer, be sure to check out our directory of videographers from around the globe! And don’t forget to check our in-depth reasoning as to why you need a videographer.

Image by Winsome Photos. See more of this elopement here

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Colorful Destination Micro Wedding In Rome

September 28, 2021 | kailey

When in Rome, couples should exchange magical “I do’s” like Catherine and James. This couple wanted a destination micro wedding that was small in size without having to sacrifice special moments, loved-ones involvement, and show stopping decor. Which was all made possible with the help of Junebug member Il Mio Matrimonio and a talented team of local vendors

The castle venue—Castello San Giorgio Maccarese—was a timeless setting that made this couple look like royalty. Taking full advantage of the lavish Italian gardens, these love birds exchanged vows in front of towering secret garden gates. To enhance the existing foliage, the gates were lined with colorful asymmetrical floral arrangements by Non Solo Rose. The same show-stopping florals that dressed the reception tables and complemented the overhanging, outdoor chandelier—a truly unique wedding decor detail. Photographer Latitudine 41 captured every cherished moment from the hand-written vows to the flower petal send off. If you’re dreaming of jet-setting off to your own dream wedding destination, get your hearts ready. These inspo-rich photos won’t disappoint.

The Couple:

Catherine and James

The Wedding:

Maccarese, Rome

 

 

 

 

The Power Of Intimate Vows 

The greatest moment during our wedding day was the exchange of promises in front of our bridesmaids and witnesses at sunset in a magical spring atmosphere. 

Planning A Destination Micro Wedding 

The best advice we have for organizing a destination wedding abroad is to contact and assemble a talented team of wedding professionals who will make your choices easy.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Latitudine 41
Event Planning –Il Mio Matrimonio
Coordinating Assistant – Pio Accarino Weddings & Events
Ceremony + Reception Venue – Castello San Giorgio Maccarese
Floral Design – Non Solo Rose
Catering – Preludio
Cake – Rosaria Garzone
Invitation Design – Papermoon Weddings
Makeup Artist – Xenia Wilson
Wedding Dress – Atelier Eme
Groom’s Apparel – Sartoria Carosi Moda
Rentals – Preludio

 

Congratulations to Catherine and James on their colorful destination micro wedding! And big thanks to Junebug member and planner Il Mio Matrimonio for sharing this celebration that proves small weddings are anything but boring.  

If you’re dreaming of a When in Rome moment like this adventurous couple, check out more of Il Mio Matrimonio’s work in our directory of top-notch wedding planners from around the world. Then kickstart your wedding planning process by finalizing a destination budget and studying our ultimate guide for planning a destination wedding.

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