The role is still fairly new, offers can look surprisingly similar from one creator to the next, and there's no official certification or industry label yet.
You spend months planning your wedding — the caterer, the dress, the music — and it's often only afterwards that you realise what you wish you'd kept on camera.
You've probably been to a wedding where, halfway through the meal or just before the first dance, a screen lights up with a montage of that day's getting-ready and ceremony.
You've received your wedding photo and video gallery, watched it through once (maybe in tears), and... now it's sitting somewhere on your phone or in the cloud.
If you're picturing your wedding day against a Provençal lavender field, a Riviera coastline, or the Eiffel Tower at golden hour, you're far from alone — and you're also, probably, about to hit a piece of French bureaucracy nobody warned you about.