UPDATED: More wedding videos (makes a change from that cabbage, Cuschieri)
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May 22, 2012 at 6:56pm
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My God, they look so young.
The couple in the second video that is.
She looks 12 and he looks 15/16
Shoot me now.
What’s the deal with all these wedding videos? Am I missing something?
The first video had me on edge. I wonder what’s going to happen in the second episode.
What I really do wonder though is – do any of these couples know their video is online? Did they actually pay for that?
[Daphne – Yes, they know. If you go straight to the producer’s site, you’ll see that he thanks them all for permission to use their videos for promotional purposes.]
Or let me guess, the mind-with-brave-ideas gave them a discount if they gave permission for putting the videos online. Good for business and all that.
The girl in the second video stirs her coffee anti-clockwise. I wonder what else she does the wrong way?
Don’t these people ever learn by watching? They don’t know how to hold a cup. They leave the spoon in it.
Come on, Giovanna, start teaching them and please, Daphne no more of these videos. They make us sick.
I feel like I’m watching some episodes from My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding.
Lots of Essex boys and girls on that little island I see.
It’s more like a hybrid between Aisha’s wedding and My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding.
http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2011/08/aisha-gaddafis-wedding-video/
I wonder when Xarabank shall dedicate a programme to this phenomenon.
I am sure that a few of them will be withdrawing their permission soon. Watching them is cruel and unusual punishment, but addictive.
Like when you have a tooth pulled and cannot resist sticking your tongue in the hole.
Eat your heart out, Spielberg.
This guy’s going places.
Somebody must be getting red in the face. They’ve locked the videos for private viewing.
Damn! The spoilsports have put passwords on all the videos. They’d probably only just realised they were public thanks to your blog.
[Daphne – No, they made them public on their website, via Vimeo, with a Share and Embed facility.]
Why I can’t see the videos. A password is required
You know you’ve struck a nerve when the owner of the videos makes them private.
I can’t enter – what should I do?
[Daphne – Curse your luck in getting here too late. They’ve locked them.]
Damn, I am too late They locked the videos now.
Daphne, did you know that you can actually copy a YouTube video. Maybe you will be in breach of copyright.
How can I see them?
I’m being asked for a password to be able to watch these videos.
[Daphne – You’re too late. They’ve been locked.]
I watched some pre-wedding videos of friends and relatives and they were all more or less the same. A typical scene: the couple drawing a heart in the sand.
Videos are no longer available on line. I’ve missed them.
Why am I being asked to enter a password?
They’ve all been deleted, Daphne. But there are photos, and the line ‘We capturing your wedding day’. And take a look at the About Us section.
“Philip and Maria created several Video Productions and websites about diverse subject including football, folklore, Fests and Local Council Activities. Noticing our talents, our friends, urged us to start doing Videographer on a professional basis. The quality of the video material was also acknowledged by local TV stations. In fact, we was asked permission to allow Super One TV, Net TV and TVM to allow them to use our filming on their sports news. Later on, we was also awarded a program named “Gfa Review” on Educ 22 and Melita Plc. Then we start filming wedding service. We use the modern digital capturing and editing equipment to produce high quality and beautifully presented film of YOUR BIG DAY. We work in a sensitive and unobtrusive manner with low pressure and friendly approach to filming leaving you free to enjoy your day.”
stop commenting and criticising about pre wedding vids. you’re just showing how jealous and full of hate you are, since you had never had any of this!!! just laugh and enjoy the show especially for the first vid :) Im proud to be a gozitan and no we’re not “mejtin bilguh”, type of people, we’re more of saving for special moments !!!