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We love downtown San Antonio weddings! You can’t help but feel the rich culture and history of San Antonio.We started the day off at Versi Salon, following the bride and groom to their separate hotels. Ceremony location was the historic San Fernando Cathedral at Main Plaza with the reception not far away.

We got to work with Marcus Revilla again, which is always a blast.

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Want a cozy wedding? You must visit the Little Church at La Villita. We filmed Chris & Tina’s very intimate wedding in downtown San Antonio. The reception followed at Biga on the Banks – an up-scale restaurant/venue/bar on the Riverwalk. Here’s their Highlights Video featuring Michael Buble’s classy “That’s All” as selected by the couple.

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Congratulations you two!

Manny and Angela tied the knot at Austin 71, a very cool ceremony/reception spot in South Austin. The hill country vista was the perfect setting and the evening colors made for a great wedding video! They celebrated their Cuban & Mexican heritage in one big fiesta. We thought Edmundo Ross’ “Cancion Cubana (Cuban Love Song)” would make for a cool soundtrack and a neat highlights reel.

Hey, guys. Congratulations on your beautiful wedding! Enjoy your Recap!

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This beautiful couple married in Austin with reception at the Mansion at Judge’s Hill. In this piece, our goal was to achieve sort of a “film-look” with tasteful cross-processing effects. We also incorporated a wedding video timeshift for the first time. We were extremely happy with the result!

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Here’s a recap of Paul and Jessica’s wedding day. They came all the way from Los Angeles to marry in the Alamo City! Editing this Highlights Segment was a blast.

To view this High Quality Highlights Segment created from HIGH DEFINITION click HERE! Apple Quicktime required.

San Fernando Cathedral is the city’s official center, built in the 1700s!