Processional at Sacred Heart Catholic Church

We do not often publish just a video of a processional, but with doing 5 cameras and the challenge of shooting at Sacred Heart we decided to publish a processional. Also some of our most popular videos on your tube have been processional videos at this beautiful church.
This the wedding of Susan Rodman & Andres Lamas. The full highlight video will be posted soon at celebrationsoft....
Sacred Heart is on of 2 challenging venues in the Tampa area where we actual create a play chart before the wedding the night before that shows what cameras are going to be where, with what lenses, and where they are moved to at different parts of the ceremony. With the restrictions at Sacred Heart we have to make our moves very discreetly and efficiently so it is always a challenge, but always very satisfying after the video is done, because we know filming in this church is not for the average videographer. It takes someone who is very experienced and has a definate plan.

[@DeborahMoffett]

The wee dame chewing gum was a real asset to the wedding 💒😂

[@sujeyperez1997]

Chewing Gum Inside Church is Actually A Rude Disrespectful Thing to Do . 👀

[@itsclarissa6033]

Yes, my eye totally gravitated to the gum chewing too

[@margiemayhew5214]

What Sweet little flower girls! And a Beautiful Bride!

[@grobanite4ever85]

I would love to walk down the isle to pachabels canon

[@davekelly264]

Joe the sacred phone and Lorrie the crab's wedding

[@beatrizuribe27]

Gum chewing while walking down the aisle ???

[@orubek355]

Why not? Lol

[@jeffochs6713]

Great save by the organist at the beginning of Trumpet Voluntary!!! Oops....forgot the trumpet stop...great save!!!

[@anesujohannekadzirange1401]

Was she chewing gum..lol

[@Sorchia56]

No one bowed once at the altar! That’s odd

[@LolaLOLALola-sy3nq]

What a gorgeous church

[@davekelly264]

Mark and Kate's wedding

[@davekelly264]

Wed. Oct 24th 2018

[@stephenmcmullen7600]

Gold standard for how a wedding processional should look and sound.

[@EbWhit91]

Except for the bridesmaid chewing gum as she walked down the aisle.

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

Could have gone without Canon in D.

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

@@EbWhit91 she looked so nervous. I thought she’d pass out.

[@rosegroshek1218]

@@JewelBlueIbanez it’s a wedding, are they not allowed to have wedding songs?

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

@@rosegroshek1218 it’s a cliche piece of classical music that is overplayed at weddings. There are so many better pieces out there. Organists dread Canon in D so much that they may even offer a discount if you don’t have that piece.

[@somerberthelot9738]

What is this song?

[@TampaAerialMedia]

cannon in d

[@njmaryannez]

“Canon in D” by Johann Pachelbel (also known as “Pachelbel’s Canon”) for the attendants. At 3:53 the bride uses the “Prince of Denmark’s March” by Jeremiah Clarke (also known as “Trumpet Voluntary. " It was used at the wedding of Prince Charles & Lady Diana and has since become a standard wedding processional.)