About Us

When Caroline and I started filming weddings, we immediately fell in love with it.

Telling the story of one of the most exciting days someone can experience, we truly found our calling. But beyond that, we wanted to give meaning to our videos, which have become films, short films.

So we started with a company that produced corporate videos. Immediately, we gained recognition from increasingly larger companies because our videos focused on people, their stories, and this had a tremendous impact on others. Our company was named Ixpé because we wanted to offer a different experience.

One day, a few years ago, one of our clients came to me and said: you absolutely must come and film my wedding, I really want to see what it looks like. But we weren’t sure, we had never considered weddings as a business and never thought about how to do it.

I told him this: We accept, but we’ll do it our way. I had seen current wedding videos and, to my taste, they all lacked something. I wanted to create a unique experience. To take all the clichés of the wedding day, but also to create a story throughout the day.

He accepted, and we went.

The result was not a few-minute video recounting highlights of the ceremony, but a story that continues for 60 minutes, in which the couple tells their story, how they met, their dreams, and their challenges. A story that, for 60 minutes, captures and immortalizes the world of two people who decide to celebrate their love.

The groom told me he had never seen anything like it, that he had watched it no less than 9 times in the first 6 months: with the groomsmen at a boys’ night, with his grandmother at her residence, with his wife, on several occasions. He told me that each time, he saw something different, something pure, something moving… he saw his life.

So we started making these types of films for other couples over the past few years and, EVERY TIME, the same observation.
People receive something that transcends them but also delights them. The feedback is an avalanche of positivity, love, and joy.
I often say, perhaps jokingly, who knows, that I don’t do anything special, that I merely tell the story unfolding before me. Caroline and I don’t force anything; we simply take what people give us and succeed in freezing their moments, their guests, their venue choices into a timeless capsule.

I once told Caroline at the beginning:

The goal of these wedding films is that over the next 50 years, people can watch them, through good times and bad, because there will be both… and that they can remember who they were, who they are, and all the love and joy they received that day.

After a couple of films, Caroline often thinks that if these couples ever decide to have children, it will probably be one of the most beautiful ways to help their children understand who their parents truly were.

We also decided to change Ixpé, because our vision, though still intact, has become more personal, closer to our clients, more sentimental. So we changed to something that better represents us, Mariages Miron & Co. (Patrice Miron and Co, which is Caroline’s nickname)