Bordeaux Wedding Photographer & Editorial Photography in France

Finding the right wedding photographer is not always easy, I understand that.

Before the wedding day, I take the time to build a meaningful relationship with my couples. It usually begins with a first meeting where we simply take the time to get to know each other (either at your home or in a place of your choice), followed by regular conversations leading up to the wedding day so that a true relationship of trust can grow.

I want to learn everything about you, or almost everything: how your love story began, what made your meeting unique, romantic or perhaps amusing. With kindness and genuine interest, I listen to your most beautiful memories and immerse myself in your anecdotes.

Creating this connection with my couples is essential to me. It strengthens over time and allows me to truly understand your expectations and your vision for your wedding day.

I am an approachable person and I want my couples to feel comfortable and completely at ease with me. On the wedding day, it should feel as if a trusted friend is there to witness your happiness.

In the Bordeaux region, I am among the few photographers offering this distinctive approach to wedding photography, a style that is becoming increasingly recognised and appreciated by modern couples.

Trained in Fine Art photography alongside renowned artists, I have developed my own aesthetic style over the years, shaped by my artistic sensitivity and now focused on weddings and editorial imagery.

My photographs are luminous and soft, with a palette dominated by whites and delicate pastel tones, sometimes complemented by black-and-white images.

I love working with natural light, which beautifully enhances both places and people. For portraits in particular, nothing is more flattering than daylight.

My images also retain an authentic photographic grain, historically associated with film photography. This gives wedding images a distinctive look — elegant, poetic photographs where emotion seems almost embedded in the film itself.

As a Fine Art wedding photographer in France, I draw inspiration from the work of some of the most renowned editorial wedding photographers, frequently published in magazines such as Wedding Sparrow, Magnolia Rouge and Amber & Muse.

I have also had the honour of being featured by Magnolia Rouge and Amber & Muse in recent years, and this year in the prestigious British print magazine TATLER.

The American photographer José Villa, considered one of the most influential photographers of the early 21st century, is among the pioneers of this aesthetic approach. When digital photography emerged twenty-five years ago, he chose to continue photographing weddings on film, carefully overexposing his images to achieve the celebrated Fine Art rendering.

Many photographers today describe themselves as “hybrid”, a category I also belong to — combining digital photography with film when desired, while aiming in post-production to achieve a look that remains very close to the authentic aesthetic of film.

Passionate about artistic photography, I would be delighted to share with you my inspirations and to talk more about these artistic influences during our conversations.