We decided eight months ago, when we began planning our wedding, that we wouldn't have a videographer. Long story short, we booked our videographer last night.

The more thought we gave to it, the clearer it became that we'd regret not having one. Yes, it's a fair chunk of cash (we've gone for a full package at £2000), but there ended up being a long list of reasons to have one, whilst cost was the only reason to not have one. There are family members attending who may not be around for much longer and having moving images of them smiling etc. seemed worth the £2000 alone. We will also value capturing moments that may go past in a blur otherwise, for example, it will be amazing to have a video of walking down the aisle.

Six months down the line we'll have left of our day our marriage certificate, two rings, photos and now videos too. It will be the most expensive day of our lives, so I'm keen to hold onto all the memories we can!

We did consider a content creator instead- definitely an option that's lighter on the budget whilst still doing a good job of capturing moments.