Wedit Helps Newlyweds Capture Their Wedding Day Through the Lens of Family and Friends
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Posted on November 3, 2010 at 11:42:01 AM
Wedit Helps Newlyweds Capture Their Wedding Day Through the Lens of Family and Friends
Detroit-based business replaces traditional wedding video with candid, guest-generated footage
DETROIT, Nov. 3, 2010 /PRNewswire/ --Wedit (http://www.wedit.com) is helping couples celebrate "their big day" for a lifetime by providing an affordable, fun and easy way to capture, edit and share all of their wedding memories through digital video.
Through the service, Wedit loans five high-definition video cameras to wedding couples to allow their guests to film the wedding and reception, giving newlyweds a glimpse of their special day through the eyes of their friends and family. Guests can capture candid and fun moments that a professional videographer would not be able to obtain at a fraction of the cost.
After the wedding, the couple simply returns the cameras to Wedit in a postage-paid box, where the videos are uploaded to their own personal video-sharing website. The easy-to-use drag and drop editing tools give newlyweds the option of editing their own videos or having Wedit professionally design a video complete with a variety of digital elements including music.
Sharing memories with family and friends is simple, whether they communicate online or prefer a more traditional method. Through Wedit's one-click social media feature, couples can share their creation via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and more. In addition, five free DVDs are included to share with friends and family who do not connect online.
"Couples often splurge to create a day that is absolutely perfect and unique. However, when it comes to capturing the memory of that day on video, they typically pass - scared away by decades of cheesy wedding videos," said Brett DeMarrais, CEO of Wedit. "Wedit gives couples the opportunity to relive their day through the lens of family and friends, seeing the candid moments that made their wedding special to them and all of their guests."
Video packages range from $499 to $749 and come with a one-year unlimited video and photo hosting guarantee, giving guests the opportunity to upload their own photos and video from the wedding at no extra cost. Each package comes with online support and backup, giving the couple peace of mind that their memories are safe.
Wedit's launch was made possible by Bizdom U, a non-profit, entrepreneur boot camp founded by Dan Gilbert, Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans. Bizdom U continues to fund Wedit in addition to a number of other Detroit-based startup businesses.
For more information visit http://www.wedit.com
About Wedit:
Wedit is the fun, easy and affordable way to capture, edit, and share wedding memories. Wedit rents HD Flip video cameras to wedding couples to provide their guests to film the wedding and reception. This allows the couple to capture candid and fun moments a professional videographer is likely to miss at a fraction of the cost. After the wedding the couple sends the cameras back to Wedit where the videos are uploaded to their own personal video sharing site. On the site they can edit their own video, share the videos with friends and family, or have Wedit professionally edit a video for them. For more information visit http://www.wedit.com
About Bizdom U:
Bizdom U is a comprehensive four-month, non-profit, entrepreneur boot camp that trains future entrepreneurs about everything they need to know to start and grow a successful, innovative, Detroit-based business.The program was launched by Dan Gilbert, Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans Inc. and has been funded by him with assistance from the New Economy Initiative and the Kauffman Foundation. Training is conducted by local entrepreneurs who use their real-world and personal experiences to train participants about the opportunities and challenges they will face as business owners. During the program, participants prepare a business plan for a company, which must be located within the City of Detroit. Those who develop a business plan approved by the Bizdom Fund receive funding, a share of ownership in the business and the opportunity to increase their share of ownership. Bizdom U maintains a share of ownership in each business, using its share of the proceeds to fund future participants and their businesses, thereby creating jobs and growth for the City of Detroit. For more information, visit http://www.Bizdom.com.
SOURCE Wedit
Wedit
CONTACT: Jordan Fylonenko, +1-313-373-3046, jordanfylonenko@quickenloans.com
Web Site: http://www.wedit.com
Detroit-based business replaces traditional wedding video with candid, guest-generated footage
DETROIT, Nov. 3, 2010 /PRNewswire/ --Wedit (http://www.wedit.com) is helping couples celebrate "their big day" for a lifetime by providing an affordable, fun and easy way to capture, edit and share all of their wedding memories through digital video.
Through the service, Wedit loans five high-definition video cameras to wedding couples to allow their guests to film the wedding and reception, giving newlyweds a glimpse of their special day through the eyes of their friends and family. Guests can capture candid and fun moments that a professional videographer would not be able to obtain at a fraction of the cost.
After the wedding, the couple simply returns the cameras to Wedit in a postage-paid box, where the videos are uploaded to their own personal video-sharing website. The easy-to-use drag and drop editing tools give newlyweds the option of editing their own videos or having Wedit professionally design a video complete with a variety of digital elements including music.
Sharing memories with family and friends is simple, whether they communicate online or prefer a more traditional method. Through Wedit's one-click social media feature, couples can share their creation via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and more. In addition, five free DVDs are included to share with friends and family who do not connect online.
"Couples often splurge to create a day that is absolutely perfect and unique. However, when it comes to capturing the memory of that day on video, they typically pass - scared away by decades of cheesy wedding videos," said Brett DeMarrais, CEO of Wedit. "Wedit gives couples the opportunity to relive their day through the lens of family and friends, seeing the candid moments that made their wedding special to them and all of their guests."
Video packages range from $499 to $749 and come with a one-year unlimited video and photo hosting guarantee, giving guests the opportunity to upload their own photos and video from the wedding at no extra cost. Each package comes with online support and backup, giving the couple peace of mind that their memories are safe.
Wedit's launch was made possible by Bizdom U, a non-profit, entrepreneur boot camp founded by Dan Gilbert, Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans. Bizdom U continues to fund Wedit in addition to a number of other Detroit-based startup businesses.
For more information visit http://www.wedit.com
About Wedit:
Wedit is the fun, easy and affordable way to capture, edit, and share wedding memories. Wedit rents HD Flip video cameras to wedding couples to provide their guests to film the wedding and reception. This allows the couple to capture candid and fun moments a professional videographer is likely to miss at a fraction of the cost. After the wedding the couple sends the cameras back to Wedit where the videos are uploaded to their own personal video sharing site. On the site they can edit their own video, share the videos with friends and family, or have Wedit professionally edit a video for them. For more information visit http://www.wedit.com
About Bizdom U:
Bizdom U is a comprehensive four-month, non-profit, entrepreneur boot camp that trains future entrepreneurs about everything they need to know to start and grow a successful, innovative, Detroit-based business.The program was launched by Dan Gilbert, Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans Inc. and has been funded by him with assistance from the New Economy Initiative and the Kauffman Foundation. Training is conducted by local entrepreneurs who use their real-world and personal experiences to train participants about the opportunities and challenges they will face as business owners. During the program, participants prepare a business plan for a company, which must be located within the City of Detroit. Those who develop a business plan approved by the Bizdom Fund receive funding, a share of ownership in the business and the opportunity to increase their share of ownership. Bizdom U maintains a share of ownership in each business, using its share of the proceeds to fund future participants and their businesses, thereby creating jobs and growth for the City of Detroit. For more information, visit http://www.Bizdom.com.
SOURCE Wedit
Wedit
CONTACT: Jordan Fylonenko, +1-313-373-3046, jordanfylonenko@quickenloans.com
Web Site: http://www.wedit.com