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I-Do Productions Crowned Winners at Global Weddings Awards
Sussex-based wedding film and video specialists ‘I-DoProductions’ has been honoured with a top industry award for its excellence and creativity.
They came out as Best Wedding Videography Business at the Global Weddings Awards 2021, hosted by LUX Life Magazine.
‘I-DoProductions’ is headed up by Lancing-based father-of-two Martin Walsh, 47, a former top TV producer.
Martin founded the business on his own in 2001, following several years working as a film and documentary executive for the likes of BBC, ITV and Star TV in Singapore.
I-DoProductions.com now has a growing team of four camera operators and film weddings all over the UK and Europe – ensuring that the happiest day of the lives for countless couples is recorded forever in a contemporary and super-professional digital format.
Unlike most wedding videography, Martin and his team document weddings in an epic film style, with a tailored soundtrack, drone footage and even interviews with family, friends and guests.
On hearing of the accolade, MD of I-DoProductions, Martin Walsh said: “This a great news especially after what has been such a challenging year for all of us who work in the wedding industry.
He added: “I am really proud of all the team for their efforts – we always go that extra mile for our couples. Every wedding is unique and we pride ourselves on creating a stand-out, personalised video that brings back beautiful memories for years to come.”
A spokesperson for the Global Weddings Awards said: “I-DoProductions have demonstrated excellence and commitment to the industry, even in the face of uncertainty.”
Find out more here: https://www.i-doproductions.com
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