Wedding Video Packages in the January 2016 Archive

In the snapshot captured on 12 January 2016, InVision Video Productions described wedding videography as “quickly becoming a new trend.” The studio’s marketing text said video could preserve movement, sound, vows, speeches, and emotional moments. These were the studio’s claims at the time rather than current or independent assertions.

Preview and Basic Packages

The archived preview option listed six hours of coverage with one camera, a three-to-five-minute wedding preview, and a five-to-seven-minute video combining vows, speeches, other audio excerpts, and footage from the day. It said raw footage could be requested for a fee and listed delivery on three DVDs and one Blu-Ray, or one flash drive.

The basic package listed five hours of coverage, one camera, a wireless microphone, editing, a full-length video of one to two hours, a video montage, and delivery on three DVDs and one Blu-Ray or one flash drive.

Deluxe and Premium Packages

The deluxe package listed six hours of coverage, two cameras for the ceremony, one camera for the reception, a wireless microphone, editing, a one-to-two-hour full-length video, a montage, and the same DVD, Blu-Ray, or flash-drive delivery options.

The premium package listed eight hours of coverage with two cameras, messages from guests, a wireless microphone, editing, a one-to-two-hour full-length video, a montage, and delivery on three DVDs and one Blu-Ray or one flash drive.

Platinum Package

The platinum package listed nine hours of coverage, three cameras for the ceremony, two cameras for the remainder of the day, a long highlight video, messages from guests, a wireless microphone, editing, and delivery on three DVDs and one Blu-Ray or one flash drive.

Archived Price Note

The January 2016 page published a wedding-package starting price of $775. That figure is an archived 2016 starting price only. This restoration does not confirm that the service, packages, price, or availability remain current.