Comments on: Recording Greetings at the Reception http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html Frequently Asked Questions About Wedding Video Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:41:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Andrei http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6758 Andrei Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:32:37 +0000 http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6758 Thank you Linda. Prioritizing is essential. That's why I recommend to deal with the bridal party and the close relatives beforehands, preferably before the ceremony and definitely before the reception. Thank you Linda.

Prioritizing is essential. That’s why I recommend to deal with the bridal party and the close relatives beforehands, preferably before the ceremony and definitely before the reception.

]]> By: Northern Michigan Weddings http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6757 Northern Michigan Weddings Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:14:31 +0000 http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6757 I'm completely with you on this way of sorting through an entire guest list for a sound byte. When you come across a guest who's hesitant, instead of saying "OK no problem, " I usually say "If you change your mind just let me know. I know the happy couple would love to hear from you!" Let that simmer in the guest's mind for an hour, and you will see that 3 out of 4 times (my best estimate), they will search you out before the end of the reception. I also would go one step further in organizing who to hit first. I believe that if you have a pretty fair understanding on who is part of which party (as far as the happy couple's family and inner circle), you should make sure to go up to them first. That way when you start going towards friends of the family or the couple, you won't get the cold shoulder from relatives like you would if you try to get their sound byte after friends. I’m completely with you on this way of sorting through an entire guest list for a sound byte. When you come across a guest who’s hesitant, instead of saying “OK no problem, ” I usually say “If you change your mind just let me know. I know the happy couple would love to hear from you!” Let that simmer in the guest’s mind for an hour, and you will see that 3 out of 4 times (my best estimate), they will search you out before the end of the reception. I also would go one step further in organizing who to hit first. I believe that if you have a pretty fair understanding on who is part of which party (as far as the happy couple’s family and inner circle), you should make sure to go up to them first. That way when you start going towards friends of the family or the couple, you won’t get the cold shoulder from relatives like you would if you try to get their sound byte after friends.

]]> By: Samuel Brock http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6203 Samuel Brock Wed, 14 May 2008 20:41:08 +0000 http://www.faqvideo.com/reception_greetings.html#comment-6203 Hehe! Good work! Hehe! Good work!

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