We make reliving your wedding day a truly cinematic experience. Using the best 1080p HD cameras available and top of the line lavaliere microphones and digital audio recorders, we are able to take leaps past the “home video look” and into the territory of Hollywood movies.
Our pricing is simple. Packages start at $2750. There are no hourly limits on any of our packages, so we capture every detail from start to finish.

We look forward to working with you!

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Phone Number: 615-491-3365

Address: 2700 Overhill Circle

Nashville, Tennessee  37214

This post was submitted by Brian Oliver.

In the recent past, I had the pleasure of working with a nice young couple who had not lived in the Nashville area for very long, and wanted nice elegant wedding party photography and bride and groom photography at a nice outdoor location….as they were having a private ceremony elsewhere. The only snag they were running into was knowing where to do the group portraits. Naturally, when showing up with a group, you draw attention and often most public venues require permits…..even park property.

There were no coordinators or anything, so I told them I’d try to brainstorm and help them out.  I struck out getting a permit at Radnor Lake, then suddenly I thought of Cannonsburgh Village in Murfreesboro, where I had shot a wedding 2 years ago…..I remembered it was a really cool location with lots of neat textures and buildings, open land, etc. They saw it and loved it…..I contacted the park office and they were nice enough to grant us a free permit, and were glad I came to them rather than just showing up with a group of people. The bride and her helpers really did a great job with the styling and colors of the bridal party dresses and childrens’ clothes, very well coordinated. That and the location really worked well together to allow me some great photos to make their day special. They are well satisfied customers and I have new friends now, plus print orders and referral business. All turned out very well especially considering my assistant and I were the only wedding vendor. Congratulations Betty and Aaron!

Andy Morris, Andycam Weddings

I will not soon forget Cesar and Susan’s wedding day. Yes, it was a magical day full of love and commitment, but something else happened on that rainy first day of May in 2010… the great Nashville flood!

The wedding was scheduled for 6:30pm at the beautiful Riverwood Mansion in Nashville. Since we were doing the photos + video for Cesar and Susan, we had planned on arriving at Riverwood at 3:30 in the afternoon to shoot the rehearsal and then begin the photo session. It of course had been raining all day and I had to re-route a few times in order to even find passable roads. Fortunately, we made it… not knowing that the rain would continue off and on throughout the evening and reap unprecedented damage upon our great city!

Fortunately for us, the flood waters did not effect us at Riverwood. We only heard about the floating buildings and submerged highways via phone calls and facebook status updates!

Cesar and Susan decided to finish the reception as planned and they left at 11pm that night. Regardless of the weather, it was a beautiful wedding and the reception was full of music, dancing and a good time was had by all. Check out our blog to view the photos: Cesar + Susan :: Riverwood Mansion Wedding in Nashville :: Photography + Video

Cesar + Susan :: Riverwood Mansion Wedding Highlight Video from AndyCam Weddings on Vimeo.

Since this was my first “Halloween wedding,” I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I was very impressed by the planning and design done by the team at Cedarwood. From the creatively carved pumpkins, table settings and floral arrangements (by Cedarwood’s Karen Wright) to the masquerade masks and china balls, this wedding was really fun to shoot…especially in High Definition! Check out some video still frames on my blog (Tommy+Heather HD Wedding Highlight Video :: Ceremony + Reception @ Cedarwood)

Tommy+Heather HD Wedding Highlight Video :: Ceremony + Reception @ Historic Cedarwood from AndyCam Weddings on Vimeo.

I hope to have many more opportunities in the next year!!

It has come to our attention that several of our members have been severely effected, some to the point of total loss.

Here is the list we have so far:
1.    Dynamic Video – Jennifer Fritz
2.    Belle Meade Plantation – Linda Pittman
3.    Pastor Red Michels – Red Michels
4.    Debbie’s Weddings & Things – Debbie Martin
5.    Robert Neser Photography – Robert Neser

If you know of any other TWESA members that have suffered as a result of the flooding, please let us know.

In the mean time, TWESA has decided to lend a helping hand by making donations to our members in need and we would like you to help too.

We are requesting that you donate $20 to help with this effort, but any amount will be appreciated.
We have made it easy for you, just click the Donate button and you are on your way.

TWESA has always reached out to give to the Greater Nashville community through our philanthropic efforts, this time it is our own that need your help. So please be generous.

Thank you for helping to support your fellow wedding professionals in Middle Tennessee.

Angie Commons (President) and the TWESA Board of Directors.

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The prestigious CATIE Award will be handed out March 10, 2010 at the Paris in Las Vegas.

The cake was designed for the Nashville Ronald McDonald house with the theme The Patchwork of Life.

Here are best wishes and a HUGE round of applause for the team at The Bake Shoppe, Amy Witcher, Shelly Santana, Nicole Wolfe, and Dawn Stoika

Photos by Gray Photography

Comfort foods are a recent trend. People went foods that look and taste good. Comfort foods are familiar, simple foods that are often related to memories of childhood. Today’s comfort foods feature up-to-date presentation and high quality, fresh ingredients.

My favorite comfort food is mashed potatoes. They can be served as a potato bar, complete with all the toppings. Try serving them in a martini glass. Mini-Twice Baked Potatoes are also popular as well.

Other comfort foods include: Ham Rolls, Baby BLT’s, Pork Loin with Corn Pudding, Pineapple Chutney and Green Beans, and of course, the All-American Favorite, Three-Cheese Macaroni and Cheese.

Potato Martini

Ham on Mini yeast rolls

Mini BLT's on Crostini

Three Cheese Macaroni

A fusion of old brick and plaster, copper, warm woods, and twelve foot ceilings creates a gallery style space which is both modern and traditional.

The Ambrose House hosts corporate events and training seminars, weddings and receptions, as well as dinners and social gatherings. Let the Ambrose House provide you with the perfect combination of 21st century service and 19th century space to make your event memorable and historic.

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Phone Number: 615-228-7649

Address: 122 South Twelfth Street

City : Nashville

State: Tn

Zip: 37206

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This post was submitted by Elizabeth Gilbreath.