Elegant Excelsior Lancaster Wedding: Capturing the Captivating Contrast of Rachel and Kyle’s Big Day

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Lancaster Wedding Videographer Highlights: Discovering the Elegance of Excelsior Lancaster

As wedding videographers, we’ve had the pleasure of capturing countless celebrations in the charming Lancaster region, but our experience filming at the Excelsior Lancaster was truly unique. This brilliant new events venue, located in the heart of Lancaster, is poised to become a sought-after destination for couples seeking a touch of elegance in the notably rustic Pennsylvania countryside.

When Rachel and Kyle inquired about our services, the Excelsior Lancaster was still in the midst of a transformation, with the once long-vacant hall in the center of Lancaster undergoing a major renovation. While the unfinished areas, complete with peeling walls and a dangerous-looking floor, may not have been the polished final product, they provided a captivating contrast to the couple’s sophisticated style.

Our talented videographer, Dan, effortlessly captured the unique atmosphere of the Excelsior Lancaster, showcasing the venue’s potential while also highlighting the couple’s impeccable taste. The end result was a stunning juxtaposition of old and new, rustic and refined, that truly embodied the essence of Rachel and Kyle’s special day.

If you’re searching for a team of wedding videographers who can bring the same level of artistry and attention to detail to your own celebration, we invite you to explore the services of Forever Lucky Films at www.foreverluckyfilms.com/home/wedding-videographers-vermont-nj-ny. Our talented crew is dedicated to preserving the unique story of your love, ensuring that you can relive the magic of your wedding day for years to come.


Christopher

Christopher lives in Vermont with his wife, twin boys, corgi. He has owned a film production company, sold slot machines, and worked for Tony Robbins. He writes in his magical tiny house and sometimes writes in his blog at chrisrodgers.blog