AVP 101

AVP – refers to an audio visual presentation, includes but is not limited to the following:

• Growing-up slideshow/photo montage – contains pictures of the bride and groom in various life stages (as a baby, a toddler, a student, a professional, with family, with friends). It usually ends with a segment showing pictures of the bride and groom throughout the years of their relationship.
• Prenuptial slideshow – contains pictures taken during the prenuptial pictorial (if the instruction is to loop it, then sometimes, the audio is either muted or the editor/slideshow producer omits adding music to the slideshow before saving it)
• Prenuptial video – contains footage taken during the prenuptial shoot — usually a love story AVP or an AVP that showcases the theme of the wedding (travel, movies, vintage, etc.)
• Save the date video/teaser – a short clip showcasing what was done during the prenup, meant to entice guests to watch the full length video and attend the wedding of the bride and groom
• Opening Billboard or OBB – also a short clip or a teaser which plays only for about 1 ½ It is played before the grand entrance of the couple within the reception programme. It may contain a bit of the growing up years or some prenup shots or both.
• Onsite Edit or Same Day Edit (SDE) – an AVP showcasing highlights of what transpired from the preparations to the first part of the reception, often until the first dance of the bride and groom. It is usually as long as one whole song.
• Full length video – an AVP that presents to the couple highlights of the preparations, the ceremony, and the whole reception. It is much longer than a same day edit. The usual turnaround time/delivery date is 6 months from the date of the wedding.