Jackie & Ben

I met Jackie earlier this year when her mom and her made an appointment to further discus the packages and product. Unfortunately I was not able to meet Ben as he was out of the country. One question I always ask during the first meeting with clients is “How did the two of you meet and how did he/her propose?” I recall listening to Jackie talk about their story and the happiness she was releasing as she relived those moments were priceless. So fast forward to 3 days before their wedding date where Jackie, Ben, Jackie’s mom and myself met up for lunch. From the moment we sat down to discuss the overall day, the same happiness and positive energy was all over the air. They were both in their own world. I do recall Jackie’s mom telling me it was going to be a crazy party.

Now let’s fast forward again to the wedding day… Mother nature was not cooperating with us, but as I told Jackie and Ben, do not worry about the rain, enjoy your day to the fullest as your day will fly by. The day started at the beautiful Biltmore Hotel alongside Marz (www.makeupbymarz.com/) beautifying the bride and behind the photography camera lens was Ricky Stern(www.miamiphotographer.net/). Ceremony took place at the beautiful and historic Little Flower Catholic Church in Coral Gables and the reception was at the Big Five Club. I knew it was going to be a crazy evening. Not only by what Jackie’s mom had already informed me and not only by the energy that I felt in the getting ready from all the bridesmaids, but the DJ was Event Factor (www.theeventfactor.com/) and they know how to keep the dance floor alive. Overall it was a great wedding, a beautiful couple and wonderful family and friends.

Jackie & Ben, all the best to the two of you with this new chapter in your lives. Sit back and enjoy your teaser…

cinematography: House of Films www.houseoffilms.com

About The Author

Hector Gil is a wedding videographer in Miami dedicated to creating a love story with each film edited. His focus is quality over quantity when creating a short film. Each film is unique in itself tailored to the couples likes and wants. In the end creating a lifelong short film allowing each couple to relive their day.

Hector Gil – who has written 83 posts on HOUSE of FILMS.