Stephanie and Chad married in the gardens of Chad’s childhood home near New Richmond, Wisconsin. Chad’s family created this beautiful setting over many years to become Willow Ridge Gardens. “She’s out of my league when I first saw her” said Chad. Love blossomed when they finally went on a date two months later. The rest is history.
We were honored to tell the wedding story of Stephanie and PJ which was our third wedding for the family and sadly our last. Their wedding film shares how Stephanie and PJ met and how PJ proposed. Someday their children will be able to relive the stories by watching their timeless and beautiful wedding film. Congratulations Stephanie and PJ!
The Wedding and Event Videographers Association (WEVA) International recognizes members who have demonstrated extraordinary achievements in wedding and event videography through the Special Awards of Industry Recognition. Ken Kurita from Videon Productions located in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul chairs the Special Awards Committee and presents the 2011 honorees.
Hi Ken and Terri,
I have been meaning to write to you for awhile now. WE LOVE LOVE LOVE THE WEDDING VIDEO!!! It is absolutely a class act. You both put together a lovely picture and story of our day. We sent our parents a copy and they were delighted with it.
I got a bottle of champagne for the viewing event and we watched the video with huge smiles on our faces. I really loved all of the interviews, such a great treasure to have.
Thanks again, so much. Laura and Paolo
Rory and Seth were married at Temple Israel in Minneapolis with a beautiful reception at Golden Valley Country Club. A glorious ‘meant-to-be’ wedding story!
(Visit their page:Videos|Jewish Simchas for wedding details.)
Videon Productions has recently been named a recipient of a 2011 Telly Award. The Telly Award is the ‘Oscar|Emmy|Tony’ that recognizes outstanding achievement in film, television, and internet media. Ken Kurita was selected to receive this prestigious award from among 11,000 entries world-wide in the ‘Fund-Raising’ category for his story about Ujamaa Place. This non-profit organization helps young African-American men escape the vicious cycle of violence in St. Paul’s toughest neighborhoods. We are honored and humbled to be recognized as a Telly Award winner and thank everyone who helped to make Ujamaa Place a success. It is especially gratifying to know that this story is raising funds for a very worthy Minnesota cause. Thank you for trusting Videon Productions to tell their stories. To learn more about Ujamaa Place, visit: http://www.ujamaaplace.org. The video is posted on our website page, Videos|Charitable Causes: Ujamaa Place. http://www.videonpros.com