


Provence wedding photographer
Soft light, warm tones
& elegant storytelling
Bonjour, I’m Clémence!
Specializing in destination weddings in Provence and the South of France, I capture your celebration with a refined, poetic, and editorial eye.
Whether you are planning an intimate wedding in a stone Mas in the Luberon or a grand celebration in a historic estate in the Alpilles, my mission is to document the raw emotion and timeless beauty of your day. I am deeply inspired by the unique soul of this region—from the silver-green of the olive groves to those long, outdoor dinners under the stars, all bathed in that legendary, golden Provencal light.




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My approach
as a wedding photographer

Elevated aesthetics,
documentary feel
I capture your day as it truly happens: spontaneous laughter, meaningful glances, and the atmosphere your guests will remember.
Alongside the candid moments, I offer gentle direction for portraits: natural, flattering, and never over-posed.
Comfort first
If you’re not used to being photographed, you’re not alone. I’ll guide you with simple prompts, help you find the best light, and keep everything calm and enjoyable.
In Provence, I’m inspired by golden-hour light, textured stone, lavender-and-olive landscapes, and long summer evenings, perfect for relaxed portraits and outdoor celebrations.
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How I photograph
your wedding day in Provence
getting ready
I often start with photographing your accessories: your dress, stationery, jewellery, and then the atmosphere with your closest friends and family when you are getting dressed. It’s a gentle way to ease into the day and capture the anticipation.
Ceremony
Whether you’re having a civil ceremony, a church wedding or an outdoor ceremony at a château, I focus on the key moments: your entrance, vows, reactions, and all the little gestures between you and your guests.
Cocktail hour
During the cocktail hour, I alternate between candid moments with your guests and a few family and couple portraits, often in the gardens or vineyards depending on your venue.
Evening
I stay for the dinner, speeches, first dance and the beginning of the party, so you can remember not only how everything looked, but how it felt.

Why Provence is a Photographer’s Dream
Provence possesses a unique visual signature that I deeply cherish as a photographer. It is a region defined by its incredible textures. From the warmth of the sun-drenched stone Mas to the soft, silver-green hues of the ancient olive groves that add a painterly depth to your images.
My experience in the South of France helps me navigate the legendary Provencal light, which can be as delicate as a veil at dawn or vibrantly golden at sunset. Whether we are shooting in the romantic intimacy of a Luberon vineyard or against the grand backdrop of a historic Bastide in the Alpilles, I know how to use these natural elements to frame your story with a refined sense of elegance and authenticity.
Collections & pricing

From 3500 €
Coverage length, venue locations, multi-day events, albums… I’ll create a bespoke proposal tailored to your celebration.

Let’s talk about your wedding
and I’ll be happy to get back to you within 24–48 hours with more information.

Getting married in Provence
some venues ideas
Provence is full of character: stone estates, vineyards, olive trees, and gardens made for long outdoor evenings.
Here are a few beautiful venues:
Château de Tourreau
Often described as the jewel of Provence, Château de Tourreau is a photographer’s dream for its perfect architectural symmetry and its grand, aristocratic presence. I particularly love the way the morning light hits the vibrant green shutters against the warm stone facade. The formal French gardens and the majestic pool area offer a variety of sophisticated backdrops, ideal for high-end editorial portraits that feel both regal and timeless.
Château Martinay
Nestled in the heart of the Vaucluse, Château Martinay offers a more secluded and refined atmosphere. What stands out to me as a photographer is the stunning driveway lined with ancient cypress trees, a classic Provencal signature. The lush, park-like surroundings provide a soft, filtered light that is incredibly flattering for candid moments. It’s the perfect venue for couples seeking a blend of historic charm and quiet, lush greenery for their celebration.
Château de la Gaude
Located just outside Aix-en-Provence, Château de la Gaude is where traditional Provencal soul meets contemporary art. This venue is unique for its world-class sculptures and meticulously designed gardens that contrast beautifully with the classic Bastide architecture. From a photography perspective, the surrounding vineyards offer a breathtaking ‘wine country’ vibe, especially during the golden hour when the vines and the yellow ochre walls of the chateau glow with an incomparable warmth.
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FAQS
Provence weddings
Do you photograph multi-day celebrations like welcome dinners or brunches?
Absolutely! Provence weddings are often a weekend-long experience. Capturing a welcome dinner in a vineyard or a relaxed poolside brunch is a wonderful way to document the full atmosphere of your celebration. It allows me to capture the candid, joyful moments with your guests in a more informal setting, creating a complete and cohesive story of your Provencal getaway.
How many hours of coverage do you offer?
Most collections start with around 8 hours of coverage and can go up to 12 hours or more for full-day celebrations. We’ll decide together what suits your plans best.
What is the best way to travel to our wedding in Provence?
Most international guests fly into Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) or Nice Côte d’Azur (NCE), depending on your venue’s location. The Avignon TGV station is also a very convenient option for those coming from Paris. Whether your wedding is in the heart of the Luberon or the Alpilles, I can advise you on travel times to ensure our photo schedule remains relaxed and seamless.
How do you handle the strong Provencal sun and summer heat?
The light in Provence is legendary but can be very intense during mid-day. To ensure the most flattering results, I always recommend scheduling your portraits and ceremony during the ‘Golden Hour’—late in the afternoon when the sun is lower and the light becomes soft and warm. If we must shoot earlier, I know how to find the perfect shade under centuries-old olive trees or within the cool stone walls of a Bastide, ensuring you stay comfortable while capturing luminous, elegant images.
What if the Mistral wind starts blowing on our wedding day?
The Mistral is part of Provence’s soul! While it can be surprising, it often results in the clearest blue skies and incredible visibility. From a photography standpoint, it adds a beautiful, editorial movement to veils and dresses. I am experienced in finding sheltered spots within the courtyards of traditional Mas to ensure we get stunning portraits regardless of the wind.
How do we book from abroad?
We can plan everything by email and video calls. Your date is secured with a contract and retainer.
























