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Wedding Videographers in Scranton & Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

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Wedding videography in Scranton & Wilkes-Barre

Scranton and Wilkes-Barre weddings spread along the Wyoming Valley and the Lackawanna Valley, from Scranton, Dunmore and Clarks Summit to Pittston, Wilkes-Barre and Kingston, out to the Back Mountain, Mountain Top and Hazleton, and north to Tunkhannock. Couples here choose between a cathedral and big Catholic parishes, Orthodox churches, grand downtown hotels, ballrooms and banquet halls, country clubs, and barns, farms and lake venues in the hills. Many hold the ceremony in one place and the reception in another, so one wedding film can move from stained glass to old rail yards to mountain views. Spring brings green hills and waterfalls at full flow, summer suits lakeside and farm weddings, and fall color on the mountains usually peaks in early to mid October, when Saturdays book early.

New to hiring a videographer? Read How to choose a wedding videographer: film styles, which films you'll receive, sound, pricing, and the questions to ask.

Planning a little farther out? See wedding videographers in Poconos (40 miles southeast).

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