Kristen and Troy’s was “Cowboy Chic”. I don’t even know if that is a term but it is the perfect way to describe this wedding. The groomsmen all decked out in their tux’s with their Stetson’s would make any single gal want to lasso one of these boys and keep him for her very own. From the fabulous red florals to the white fabric draping from the ceiling decorated with white twinkle lights these high school sweethearts had the wedding of their dreams. And boy did this country crowd know how to party. This wedding was 8 years in the making so this group hit the dance floor and celebrated! The groom even did some line dancing with his mom!! Who knew that the boy she met in math class when she was 15 years old would end up being her soulmate. Congratulations to Kristen and Troy! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of documenting your wedding day.
These fine vendors were a part of making Kristen and Troy’s wedding day all they dreamed it would be:
The definition of “insanity” is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. The way many small business owners run their business during these tumultuous times we live in is exactly that “insanity”. It is imperative that you are adapting to market conditions and evolving your brand in order to stay in business and be relevant for what brides are shopping for in todays marketplace. You can’t be running your business exactly the same way as you were 5 years ago and expect to be getting bigger and better results because that again is “insanity”. So what are you doing to evolve? At Serendipity Videography we noticed throughout last year that we kept getting bride after bride calling and saying “I only have “x” amount of dollars for Videography can you work with this budget?” Often times this budget was $500 or more lower than our base package. Now I have such a passion for Videography and want EVERY bride to have a wedding film and their pleas would tug on my heart strings and for a split second I would be inclined to oblige. But knowing that we have worked very hard to get to our price point and that we have staff and bills to pay it wouldn’t be wise nor fair to my business to work for less money so we would have to send them on their way to who knows what Videographer and hope that they got something of decent quality. So we got to thinking what if we created something that fit this brides needs and captured this segment of the market? And in December 2009 Simply Cinema was born. Simplified Videography for the budget minded bride.
It’s a totally different brand, a totally different vibe, a totally different concept and it targets a totally different bride so as not to cannibalize Serendipity Videography a brand that we have spent the past 5 years building. This evolution has been beneficial to our business in so many ways but most of all it has allowed us to meet an unmet need in the marketplace and provide to brides a viable solution of quality videography at a budget friendly price without sacrificing our main brand Serendipity Videography.
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We are so pleased to announce that Serendipity Videography has been voted “Best Videographer” for 2010 by Arizona Bride Magazine for the 3rd year in a row!!!! Thank you to all of our brides both past and present who voted as well as the vendors that we work with!! It is a true honor!!
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Annie and Matt were on the ball when it came to planning their wedding. They got all of their vendors booked a year in advance so that they could just sit back and enjoy being engaged. When it came to their wedding day all went as planned and they were able to enjoy the company of their friends and family who joined them at the beautiful Sanctuary Resort to celebrate their nuptials. For her colors, Annie chose Purple and Raspberry! What a fabulous combination! It was like nothing I have ever seen before! So beautiful! Annie’s dress was fabulous, it’s definitely worth taking a look at! With a strap on just one shoulder..it looked very elegant! And when it came time for the reception Matt had some great dance moves! They had a choreographed first dance as well, which I highly recommend for anyone getting married. It is so fun to watch! We hope you enjoy Annie and Matt’s Wedding Film! Congrats to the new couple!!!
We had the pleasure of working with some of our FAVORITE vendors at Annie and Matt’s wedding…
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At Serendipity Videography we get lots of questions from Videographers and Wedding Vendors alike about not only our style of Videography but how we market, sell and continue to grow our business and we want to share our knowledge with you. So book Serendipity Videography for a One On One session and tap into our experience and knowledge about what we do and how we do it.
We have 2 options available…
A One On One with Jeff our Director of Videography and Editing who has 20 years of Videography experience. He can help you with how you shoot, edit, your workflow, your style and help you take it to the next level.
Or we have a One On One session with Taryn our Director Of Sales and Marketing where we will focus on your business. We can cover what your brand is, your sales process, how you are marketing your business and what you can do to take things up a notch. We can do these sessions in person, via phone or via Skype. So get in touch by shooting us an email and let’s get started.
