From the article:
“The two salons, where couples receive two hours of time for their wedding, seat 100 people and 60 people, respectively. The salons are identically equipped with three Panasonic AK-HC910 1080i box-type multi-purpose cameras mounted on AW-PH300A pan/tilt units, and controlled by AW-RP305 camera controllers.

In each salon, two AK-HC910s are located in enclosures (discretely behind dark glass) in front to obtain close-ups of the ceremony, and a third AK-HC910 is mounted high in back to provide a wide view of the ceremony and its participants. The high definition video is recorded on a Panasonic AJ-HD1200A DVCPRO HD VTR and edited using Apple Final Cut Pro HD software. Titles, animations plus stock footage of the resort are added to the ceremony footage during editing.

The completed wedding video in 16:9 letterbox is burned to a MPEG SD DVD using DVD Studio Pro software. It’s available for viewing by the bride and groom the following day.”