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Paris · Provence · French Riviera · Worldwide
01 — Paris wedding photography
Jérémy Froeliger photographs luxury weddings in Paris and destination celebrations across France, combining precise portrait direction with documentary coverage for intimate ceremonies, full wedding days and multi-day events.
My experience includes weddings and sessions at the Ritz Paris, Shangri-La Paris, The Peninsula Paris and Hôtel Plaza Athénée. Couples comparing landmark hotels can explore my guide to the best palace wedding venues in Paris, while this private event at Hôtel Plaza Athénée shows another side of the city’s fashion-led interiors.
For celebrations beyond Paris, explore my destination wedding photography approach across France, or browse Wedding Stories in France for complete portfolios.
The experience
The people
make the picture.
02 — The experience
I direct portraits when structure helps, use natural light or direct flash according to the scene, and step back when the energy takes over. The approach changes with the moment, not the formula.
After photographing more than 300 weddings, I know the key moments to watch for and how to prepare for them. Before the day, we discuss your priorities and timeline; during the celebration, I guide you when you need reassurance and anticipate the moments you want to remember.
Natural light, considered composition and direct flash are used with intention. Clear direction gives portraits structure; reactions, movement and atmosphere stay real.
Your planner, venue team, other suppliers and I work as one team. We coordinate transitions and practical details so you and your guests can enjoy the best possible day. For a two-day celebration, that preparation connects each event without making every day feel the same.
“He captured the emotion of the moment and brought out the best in us.”
Heloisa CorreiaGoogle review · translated from French
03 — Wedding stories
04 — About
Paris wedding photographer for celebrations across France and Europe.
I am based in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, at 146 Rue Cardinet, with a second base on the French Riviera. I began photography in 2015. After more than a decade and over 300 weddings, my visual language has evolved. I began with a Fine Art approach, drawn to softness, controlled light and carefully composed images. Over time, I moved closer to fashion and editorial photography because it brings more movement, energy and visual strength to a wedding while keeping the elegance I still value.
You do not need experience in front of a camera. I give clear, simple guidance for portraits, then leave space for your own gestures and reactions. Fine Art softness, direct flash and movement each have a place when they serve the photograph.
Alongside weddings, I have regularly photographed editorial and fashion shoots for leading bridal labels, and I have also worked with professional models in the fashion world. These experiences continue to influence the way I read silhouette, fabric, movement and light. I also occasionally work during Paris Fashion Week; in 2026, I photographed members of the Tom Ford team. That connection with fashion keeps my visual language evolving and brings the same energy back into the way I photograph weddings.
I work in English or French with couples, planners, palace teams and creative partners, from the first timeline review to the final dance.
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Wedding and editorial work featured by international publications.
Recognition
Jérémy Froeliger has been recognized among the Top 20 Wedding Photographers in France by Wezoree.
The distinction recognizes my approach to weddings in Paris, Provence, the French Riviera and destinations across Europe.
Paris wedding photographer
Your coverage is agreed around your celebration: preparations, ceremony, portraits, reception and party, with additional days planned together when needed. The wedding photography collections explain the available options; a second photographer is included in Prestige.
A highlight gallery is delivered within one week, followed by your complete high-resolution gallery within four weeks maximum. The private online gallery lets you view, download and share your photographs. The complete wedding gallery linked above shows the breadth of a real commission beyond a portfolio selection.
Outside the wedding day, I also photograph editorial couple sessions at the Louvre for couples who want a sharper, more contemporary way to be photographed in Paris.
The two-day wedding at Baccarat and Shangri-La Paris shows how separate venues and events can form one story. Explore the preparations, bridal portraits, reception design and evening atmosphere, with the photography team described on the story page.
For portraits outside your venue, I review transfer times and access in advance. We allow for an indoor alternative if rain or city traffic changes the plan, and choose a nearby setting that fits your schedule. The objective is to preserve time with your guests while making the most of the light.
Planning from the United States and abroad
For couples planning from abroad, most preparation can be handled remotely in English.
We can arrange an English-speaking video call before you travel, review your priorities and agree on the coverage in advance. I coordinate photography details directly with your planner and venue team. The guides below address the wider practical questions of planning a destination wedding in France.
Read the complete guide to planning a wedding in France from abroad
05 — Frequently asked questions
Yes. My main base is in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, at 146 Rue Cardinet, 75017 Paris. I also have a second base on the French Riviera and photograph weddings throughout France and Europe.
My experience in Paris includes celebrations and sessions at the Ritz Paris, Shangri-La Paris, The Peninsula Paris, Plaza Athénée, Hôtel Marignan and other landmark hotels and private venues.
Yes. Many of my couples live in the United States, Canada, Asia, the United Kingdom or elsewhere in Europe. Planning calls, timeline reviews and coordination with international planners, Paris palace teams and creative partners can all be handled remotely in English or French.
Yes. Coverage can include a welcome dinner, civil ceremony, rehearsal event, wedding day, brunch or after-party. The photography is planned as one complete story while preserving the identity and energy of each event.
The right location depends on your venue, schedule, preferred atmosphere and the available light. Place Vendôme, Palais Royal, the Louvre, the Tuileries, Pont Alexandre III and quieter streets near your hotel can all work when the timing and logistics are planned carefully.
I give clear, efficient editorial direction when a portrait needs structure, using natural light, movement or direct flash according to the scene. I then step back as soon as the image is in place, so ceremonies, guest interactions, dinner and the party retain their real energy.
Yes. I coordinate timing, access, room transitions, portrait windows and key moments with international planners, palace teams and the wider creative direction. This preparation keeps the photography precise without interrupting the flow of the celebration.
Coverage is tailored to the structure of the celebration. A complete high-resolution online gallery is delivered within a maximum of four weeks, with a highlight gallery delivered within one week. A second photographer is included in the Prestige collection. The team for other collections and multi-day events is specified in your personalized proposal; an assistant can join when the scale or logistics require it. Drone photographs can be included when the location, venue rules, weather, airspace and required authorizations allow. Before the wedding, I review the timeline and practical logistics with you and your planner, and coverage can be adapted to civil ceremonies, welcome dinners, wedding days, brunches and after-parties.
For popular spring, summer and early-autumn dates, it is best to inquire once your venue and date are confirmed. Multi-day celebrations and peak weekends generally require the earliest planning.
Paris venue guide
Ritz Paris, Shangri-La Paris, Hôtel Plaza Athénée and The Peninsula each create a different guest experience. Compare their atmosphere, architecture, views and planning considerations before choosing the setting.
Explore the venue guideShare your date, venue and the outline of the celebration. You will receive a personal response with availability and the most relevant coverage options.
