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For a Warm, Personal, Heart-Felt, Wedding Ceremony, Reverend Robert Cote' is your ideal wedding officiant. He'll help you to celebrate your love with grace and ease. . 800/488-9930 |
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Any style / Any format / Any location. His Ceremonies are presented with skill, charm, and dignity. He has fifteen years of experience officiating all types of wedding ceremonies in hundreds of locations in and around Los Angeles County and Ventura County, California. Unique-Wedd° or LA-Wedd° |
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. Q. Some officiants won't let photographers and videographers move around during the ceremony or require that they stay way back behind the guests. Do you do that ? Definitely not. Rev. Robert tells the photographers and videographers that, as far as he, as the officiants, is concerned, they are free to move around as much as they like. They can even come up very close whenever they choose, such as during the exchange of rings. Rev. Robert also suggests that the photographer /videographer ask the bride and groom's permission to move around. Most photographers/videographers are skilled professionals, and are very discrete about their behavior during the ceremony. We tell our photographers/videographers: "We have only one requirement and that is for you to get good pictures." If you think about this for a moment, you'll see why restricting the photographer/videographer is counterproductive. It's also antiquated behavior on the part of those officiants who dictate such behavior. We as officiants will be officiating the ceremony for, on average, twenty minutes. The photographs and the video will last a life time, and in some cases, even longer than that. So to bottom line this: What is more important, my ego as the "controlling officiant" or you having quality photos and video for a lifetime? |
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