The crew and the process do not change. If you sell something that has to be seen to be understood, the answer is almost certainly yes — ask on the call.
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Internal video Book a shoot 813-702-2859A couple, or the person inside a company who has to prove the night was worth it.
Cover something unrepeatable, and get it back while people still care.
One crew on site for the day, working around you. Cinema, drone and stills in the same pass. First cut back in a few days.
Every file, from day one, in writing before you sign. EC hosts a copy for a limited window as a convenience, not as the only copy.
Vows, a keynote, the name being read out. Whatever happens once gets two bodies on it — one on whoever is speaking, one on the faces hearing it.
A transmitter on the officiant or the lectern and a feed off the sound desk, recorded separately. Room-mic audio is what makes a speech unusable, and you do not get to ask for it again.
A short cut while people are still talking about it, with the long version behind it. Nothing from an event is worth more later than it was that week.

Tell us the date before it fills up. Two cameras on whatever only happens once, and proper microphones on anything anybody says.