Florence – Envor Film – Videographer in France
Die-hard fan of
Fries & Disco balls
Hello, I’m Flo(rence)!
I’m a wedding videographer in Brest. If you’re wandering around this page, you probably want to know more about the person behind the camera, and I get it! I’ll leave you with the rest. Enjoy watching!
Credit photo : ©Joank.photographie
Who’s behind the camera?
Behind the camera, there’s Florence! A child of the 90s (born in ’98, to be exact), Breton through and through and proud of it, hehe. People say I’m radiant and that I put people at ease easily. Apparently I’m also a great audience (I often laugh at my own jokes, by the way… is it serious, doctor?)
What I love most about my job is telling stories. And for that, my role is a bit like being “the friend with a camera”: I blend into the background, I let the emotion breathe when it speaks for itself, and I guide you when needed to create the images that will make you say: “That’s so us, I love it!”
At weddings, I’m regularly asked if I’m a friend of the couple. And not only because I end up in tears during the speeches! It’s also because I place so much importance on the bond I build with you before your big day.
My loved ones describe me as generous, creative, a good listener and caring towards others. I believe these are my greatest strengths today in doing my job! As you’ve understood, human relationships guide my work, I’d even say they greatly enrich it…
Credit photo : ©Joank.photographie
And before becoming a videographer in France, what happened?
Before filming weddings, I spent six years in communications, always on my own, and in quite different worlds: tech, plants (my favourite sector), education and big retail. I won’t lie to you: all of that often lacked recognition, and sometimes meaning…
And where does video come in? It all started during my work-study placement at a plant nursery. That’s where I discovered the camera, editing and the rhythm of one YouTube video a week. I loved walking around the nursery looking for the men and women who bring it to life, to put them in the spotlight along with their beautiful plants.
I didn’t have a garden back then, but if I had, I think I would have made people jealous with the gems I discovered every week!! I came away from that experience with a real adoration for flowers… My sweetheart says I don’t have a green thumb, but he’s a big liar. I’ve only killed 2 plants in my whole life, it’s not the end of the world…
And as for him, that was Neo, my great colleague who followed me everywhere during my work-study! His job? Chasing mice and taking naps!
Digging through my memory, I realised that video had started long before. At 10, I already had a Skyblog about my riding school and my dog. (If any of you had a Skyblog, please tell me what you used to write on yours, I’m so curious haha!)
Later, I filled Facebook albums with 2,000 photos with my friends and their horses. Yeah, back then, sorting and editing weren’t really my thing, but my heart was in it… Photos to prove it!
Deep down, with that blog and those photo albums, what I already wanted was to keep fragments of life. To be able to relive the moments I was sharing so I would never forget them…
Becoming a wedding videographer was, in the end, the logical next step! Today, I’m the one turning your fragments of life into films you can watch again and again.
Entrust me with your memories,
I’ll make them eternal.
What matters to me
Human connection
For me, a successful film starts well before the big day! Before each wedding, I meet the couples, and we have a drink or a coffee depending on the time (yeah, we don’t say no to a little happiness around here!).
This time is super important because it breaks the ice. So we talk about all those little details that set you apart. Even the most insignificant ones can give rise to something in your film, I promise.
The result? On the big day, we meet again like old friends. I become the familiar face, the one who reassures, the one who lightens the mood with private jokes, the one who knows the names of your friends (you’ll forgive me if some occasionally escape me, but I do my best to remember as many as I can). And this lovely cocktail gives real images. Images that make you say: “Oh my gosh, that is so us!”
Credit photo : ©Poppy Blossom Photographie au Glaz Workshop
Staying creative in my work
I never just film the day in chronological order and wait for the big moments to pull out the camera.
I like to slip in little twists, nods to who you are or to your story. I like to put an intention into every shot, with an idea that makes your film unique, just like you.
My goal is that, watching your film, people can say: “Oh yeah, that’s totally them!”
Credit photo : ©Audrey Le Bihan
Not always following the rules or the beaten path
Your wedding, your rules! I’m saying it out loud, flame glasses on my nose. You have every right to have your wedding the way you want it, whether Auntie Karen (the one we kiss hello) likes it or not.
So if this tradition or that one doesn’t appeal to you… don’t feel obliged to do it.
Credit photo : ©Poppy Blossom Photographie
You want a film / video that truly looks like you!
You have the time and the desire to meet in person to talk.
You have a strong personality and you’re ready to be guided.
You’re looking for someone you can trust, not just a vendor.
You understand that creating a film takes time (three to four months).
We’ll be a good match if…
You have a touch of madness (if you’re even crazier than I am, we’ll really get along)
Your sense of humour is as terrible as mine…
You’re a Bruno Mars fan
Bruno Mars is a guest at your wedding or performs at it
Bruno Mars is your husband (okay, now I’m getting a bit salty…)
A non-exhaustive list of things I love,
Or even sometimes a little bit obsess over (I promise I’ll get help tomorrow)

Disco balls

Saxophone & electric guitar

Fries (crispy ones)

Sunrises and sunsets

New Zealand

Bruno Mars

Vans & Dr. Martens

The Sims (especially 1 & 4)

Flowers (in another life, I was a florist for a month)
What does ENvor Film mean?
Eñvor is a Breton word that means memory and keepsake. That’s exactly what I’m looking to create through my work: living, sincere memories.
This name is no accident. It is deeply rooted in my vision of my work and in the experience I want you to have. I don’t simply make videos, I create films designed to stand the test of time. Fragments of life that you can watch again, feel again and pass on, again and again.
Because over the years, your film will take on another dimension. Some details you had almost forgotten will resurface. Voices, gestures, looks, people you’ll be happy to see again just as they were in that exact moment.
That’s what Eñvor Film is about: keeping alive what truly matters.
If my words speak to you, get in touch!
If what you’ve read resonates with you, write to me.
Tell me your story, your wishes, your dreams.
I’ll reply with care and kindness.
The form just below is there for that.
I can’t wait to find out who you are.








