Anne Marie Carroll, founder of Wedding Weekender, turned a layoff into a chance to start a business that turns wedding guests ...

Some young couples are turning away from polished wedding videos and embracing shaky, grainy footage for its raw, nostalgic charm. Credit... Supported by By Emily Lang Visuals by Terra Fondriest At ...

It’s natural that people want to document a major milestone like a wedding in a beautiful way. Traditionally, wedding photographers have been seen as the essential vendor to capture nuptials, but with ...

Some couples are using video mapping — or projections — to create visual experiences intended to transport guests to another place. By Shivani Vora See more of our coverage in your search ...

If wedding videography once meant cinematic drone shots, slow-motion vows, and swelling soundtracks, a growing number of couples are opting for something far more intimate: camcorders passed ...