Vendor Spotlight: Something to Remember Productions

Photo: Something to Remember Productions

A wedding day moves fast. Photographs hold the still moments. A film holds the motion: the catch in your voice during your vows, the roar when you are announced, the first bars of your first dance. That is where Something to Remember Productions begins. They are one of our preferred vendors at The Cabin at Old Spur. They are a video-first studio. Cinematic wedding films are the centerpiece, with timeless, true-to-color photography as the paired companion.

Who they are

Brad and Sonya Teal, owners of Something to Remember Productions

Brad and Sonya Teal, Something to Remember Productions

Something to Remember is a husband-and-wife studio run by Brad and Sonya Teal. They have been filming weddings for 20 years and were early adopters of modern wedding videography. What sets them apart is bench depth. Their local team of videography and photography professionals have shot well over 1,000 combined weddings.

“We have a great team of local videographers and photographers that bring a wealth of wedding knowledge with well over 1,000 combined weddings shot. Not many other companies can say that. You know you will have a team of wedding professionals you can trust on your special day.”
— Brad Teal, Something to Remember Productions

They are currently booking weddings with limited availability, and they travel for destination weddings.

The Cabin at Old Spur pavilion reflected in the pond with fall foliage

Photo: Something to Remember Productions

Why they love filming at The Cabin

“We love shooting weddings at The Cabin at Old Spur. Not only is the venue full of natural beauty, the people there make a true difference. They go above and beyond making the day special for the couple and are always willing to help the vendors whenever needed.”
— Brad Teal, Something to Remember Productions

Their unstaged, natural style fits the property. Brad puts it this way:

“We believe in capturing all the special moments of the day with real emotions, not staged. With everything being in one place, it makes it easy for us to navigate around the venue capturing everything. We can easily jump from the ladies in the cabin to the guys at the shooting range or the guys’ cabin. It helps make sure we do not miss anything with either the ladies or the guys.”

Pond-side wedding ceremony at The Cabin at Old Spur with cabins and pavilion in view

The property in one frame: cabin, pond, and pavilion. Photo: Something to Remember Productions

A wedding they filmed at The Cabin

Brad has filmed more weddings here than he can count. One still stands out to him: Kimberlyn and Matt’s fall wedding.

“It was an overcast day with a chance of rain. They moved the ceremony to under the wedding pavilion just in case. The backdrop of the pond with all the autumn colors in the surrounding woods was just stunning.”
— Brad Teal, Something to Remember Productions