Here’s a freaking sweet idea for all you future lovebirds: hide a camera inside the wedding bouquet so you can capture the entire wedding through the bride’s perspective. You’ll end up with a touching ...

Click here to see the video. In lots of ways, a memorable wedding is like a great movie: part drama, part romantic comedy, part action adventure. Like any star, the bride heads to hair and makeup. Her ...

(WFLA) Tim and Angel Wilson thought they’d never see their wedding video again. They wanted to capture their nuptials in a very unique way, so they got out their GoPro and had their dog play the part ...

As the old saying goes: "First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes strapping a GoPro to a bottle of whiskey at your wedding." This couple did exactly that: attached one of the portable cameras ...

When Addie and Marshall Burnette married on a snow-covered mountain, they wanted their best friend, Ryder the husky, to be at their side. But Ryder wasn't just there as a guest: she was also the ...

Experience Josh and Gabie's special day through a truly unique perspective: the point of view of their officiating minister, Rev. Chris, who documents the wedding from start to finish with a GoPro ...

A groomsman for a wedding in Iowa mounted a GoPro camera to a handle of Fireball Whisky and thus was born a boozy memento for the special day. James C shared the video, a liquor bottle point of view ...

Four-legged friends have popped up at weddings as ring bearers and flower girls — but wedding videographer may be a new gig as far as canines are concerned. Newly married couple Megan and Seth Stulgis ...

But no one had done this. In possibly the hardest-partying wedding video ever, Reddit user Drowsy_jimmy attached his GoPro to a bottle of Fireball whiskey and let the guests to the rest. And just in ...

KENWOOD, Calif. -- A wedding goes high-tech, but it's not to show off the latest technology. It's so the bride's mother, who is battling late-stage cancer, can watch the wedding live from her hospital ...

(WFLA) Tim and Angel Wilson thought they’d never see their wedding video again. They wanted to capture their nuptials in a very unique way, so they got out their GoPro and had their dog play the part ...