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Wedding Videographers in the Poconos, Pennsylvania

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Wedding videography in the Poconos

Poconos weddings spread from Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg up through the mountain towns of Monroe County, east to Milford and the Delaware River, south to Jim Thorpe and Lehighton in Carbon County, and north to Hawley and Lake Wallenpaupack. Couples here choose between grand mountain resorts and lakeside lodges, historic inns, barns and estates in the woods, golf clubs, and the churches of the mountain towns. Many keep the whole weekend at one resort, so one wedding film can move from forest trails to lake views to a grand stone lodge. Spring brings waterfalls at full flow, summer suits lakeside weddings, fall color on the ridges usually peaks in early to mid October, and winter brings snowy resort weddings, when bad-weather plans matter.

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 Lehigh Valley (30 miles southwest) and Scranton & Wilkes-Barre (40 miles northwest).

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