A traditional wedding in Ikaria for Dina and Markos, both Greek, living in the United States. Ceremony at the village church next to Markos' house, reception in the churchyard for over a thousand guests. Photography and film by arChive Visual Storytellers.
The wedding
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In their own words
We found George and Angela online from the U.S., little did we know it was a blessing in disguise. They are both very kind, responsive (which is a relief when planning a wedding from a different continent), easy to work with and talented. Their years of experience is demonstrated by their exceptional customer service and quality of work. It is no wonder why they are in high demand across the world. George and Angela were able to capture the emotional moments that we missed or forgot about during our wedding due to so many things happening at once. Now we have those special memories arChiv-ed forever to share with family and friends.
One of my favorite shots from my wedding was when my father and husband both kissed me on each side of my cheeks at the same time while we were dancing. Sadly, I totally forgot this happened, but I luckily had George and Angela there to capture that and other key moments to relive them again. In my opinion, many brides and grooms tend to overlook one of the most important factors of a wedding: being able to relive the experience again, after the day is over. Priorities typically include decor, food, etc., but those things disappear after the wedding day. What lives forever are memories that are recalled by images and video. Photography and videography were one of the most important budget items for our wedding — we wanted to be able to share our wedding with family and friends that were unable to attend and with our future children. Now all we have to do is flip through our wedding album or watch our wedding video created by George and Angela to relive one of the best days of our lives.
