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When you’re planning a wedding or special event, you’ll already be thinking about a photographer and maybe a videographer too. They’re essential, the people who capture your big moments in stunning, professional detail so you can look back on them forever. But have you heard of the content creator?
In recent years, a new addition to the supplier team has become increasingly popular: the content creator. And no, this isn’t about replacing your photographer or videographer, but adding an extra layer of storytelling that’s perfect for today’s world.
A content creator is there on the day to capture all the behind-the-scenes magic in a candid, creative way. Think phone shot videos of you walking down the aisle from a guest’s perspective, those fun, fleeting moments on the dance floor and the little details that might not make it into the official gallery but mean the world to you.
They’ll edit and deliver content quickly often a turnaround time of 24-48 hours, so you’ve got something to relive (and share) while the professional photos and films are still being worked on.
I’m lucky to have lots of friends in the wedding world who are incredible at this. Talented suppliers like @YourContentCaptured and @Onelushday_Weddings always bring such a creative, relaxed energy, making sure couples have memories that feel fresh, fun and personal. There are so many more content creators out there and love each event I get to meet new faces at too.
If you’re planning your wedding or big event, I’d definitely recommend considering a content creator as part of your supplier team. It’s not about replacing anyone, it’s about adding to the mix, making sure your day is captured from every possible angle, in every possible way.
And remember, just like a content creator enhances the way your day is remembered, live music enhances the way it’s experienced in real time. Get in touch today.