●  The experience Fifteen stories a year · France & abroad

From first meeting to legacy.

your story, at your own pace A collection designed so that you live your wedding, rather than perform it

The journey,
in seven steps

01 · The meeting

Knowing who you are. Before any commitment, we talk, by video call or over a coffee, to understand what you wish to keep.

02 · The preparation

Learning your story. Your family, your loved ones, the relationships that matter, the flow of the day, the meaningful moments.

03 · The interview

Knowing you deeply. A filmed session where you open up, and from which everyone comes out smiling. Essential to know what to capture on the day, and to arrive at the wedding as close friends, not as suppliers.

04 · The wedding

Letting you live it. Discreet, attentive, available. We document what really happens, without asking you to act anything out.

05 · The story

Building the film. We select, organise and connect the images, the speeches, the sounds and the emotions. A film of 5 to 14 minutes depending on the collection.

06 · The reveal

Receiving your film. The moment you find your day again, often with scenes you never saw happen.

07 · The legacy

Keeping it, sharing it. Your film is yours to keep, to send to your loved ones through your own wedding page, and it can be discovered on a cinema screen.

In every collection

  • a real meeting before any commitment;
  • your story learned before the big day, never discovered on the morning itself;
  • the voices preserved: speeches, vows, laughter, atmospheres;
  • natural colour grading, designed to still look right in twenty years;
  • a bespoke documentary film, 5 to 14 minutes long;
  • your wedding's own page on this site, to share with your loved ones.

Four collections,
one progression

Every collection is tailored during our first meeting. The collections set the frame ; your story does the rest.

Wedding

The essential. Your day, told as a documentary film.

Memory

Two ways of seeing. There are two of us throughout the day, alongside each of you.

Story

Your story begins before the big day. Two ways of seeing, and a filmed session before the wedding to tell more.

Cinema

All the way to the big screen. The most complete collection, up to the screening of your film in a cinema.

● Destination weddings

Getting married in France from abroad ? We would love to be there.

We are based in Angers, in the Loire Valley, 1h30 from Paris by train, and we film across France and abroad, in English. Travel and accommodation are added at cost, never with a margin : going somewhere new for a wedding is one of the joys of this work. Château, family home or foreign shore, we come as two close friends who happen to carry cameras.

● The cinema screening

Discovering your film on the big screen, surrounded by the people who were there.

A cinema, your loved ones, the lights going down, and your story beginning. It is the most powerful way we know of discovering a wedding film, and the beginning of its legacy. Pauline & Balsa's film, « 16:08 », was the first to be discovered this way, at the Pathé cinema in Angers.

Your questions,
our answers

How far in advance should we book?

As early as possible: we only tell about fifteen stories a year and dates go quickly, especially in high season. A year ahead is ideal.

How much does a wedding film cost?

Our collections start at €4,000 incl. VAT. Each film is then a bespoke project: the quote depends on your day and on what you wish for (extended presence, interview session, longer film, cinema screening). We write it with you after our first meeting.

Do you travel? What about weddings abroad?

Yes, gladly: we film across France and abroad. Travel and accommodation costs are simply added at cost, with no margin on them. Going somewhere new for a wedding is one of the joys of this work.

Do you work in English?

Yes, both of us. Our meetings, the interview session and the wedding day itself can all take place in English.

When do we receive our film?

Between 3 and 6 months after the wedding. That is the time a true story requires: selecting the footage, editing, sound work, colour grading.

Do you coordinate with the photographer?

Yes, closely. We share the moments and the space so as never to get in each other's way, and we let the photographer know before each important moment.

What happens if one of you is ill on the wedding day?

There are two of us: if one of us is ill, the other covers the day. And we have a network of trusted professional videographers to step in if needed.

How does booking work?

A meeting first, by video call or over a coffee. Then a personalised quote, followed by a contract with a 30% deposit to secure the date. A preparation meeting takes place one month before the wedding, and the balance is settled after the day.

it all begins with a meeting

Let's talk about what will have to remain.

Watch our films first, then tell us your story and your availability. We reply personally, in English.

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