Editorial wedding portraits in Paris photographed by Jérémy Froeliger
Est. 2015 — Paris

Paris Wedding Photographer

Created for those who
notice everything.

Paris · Provence · French Riviera · Worldwide

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01 — Paris wedding photography

Editorial wedding photography for
destination weddings in Paris.

Jérémy Froeliger is a Paris wedding photographer creating fashion-led editorial imagery and documentary coverage for US and international couples planning palace weddings, private celebrations and multi-day destination events in France.

Photographing a destination wedding in Paris requires more than a beautiful backdrop. Palace architecture, changing light and the pace of the city shape every frame. Experience at the Ritz Paris, Shangri-La Paris, The Peninsula Paris and Plaza Athénée makes it possible to build fashion-led portraits with precision while keeping the celebration fluid, spontaneous and fully lived. I work closely with international planners and palace teams, from the first timeline review to the final party. Couples still comparing hotels can explore my guide to the best palace wedding venues in Paris.

The experience
Bride and groom during their wedding portrait session at Villa Baulieu in Provence
Villa Baulieu — Provence wedding
Embellished Jimmy Choo bridal shoes photographed at The Peninsula Paris
The art of details
Bride celebrating with champagne on the rooftop of The Peninsula Paris overlooking the Eiffel Tower
The Peninsula Paris — Rooftop celebration

Style first.
People always.

02 — The experience

Direction when it matters.
Energy when it unfolds.

A Paris wedding can move from quiet preparations to palace interiors, fashion-led city portraits, candlelit dinner and a full-scale party. The photography is planned around that rhythm: precise editorial direction when a portrait needs structure, natural light and direct flash used with intention, and an instinctive documentary approach when the energy takes over. The result is a coherent visual language from the welcome event to the final dance.

01

Paris palace expertise

Timelines are built around palace architecture, the service standards of luxury hotels, travel time, available light and the pace of each venue—from private suites and salons to portraits around Place Vendôme, the Louvre or Palais Royal.

02

Fashion-led, never staged

Natural light, considered composition and direct flash are used with intention. Editorial direction gives portraits clarity and fashion energy; candid reactions, movement and atmosphere remain completely real.

03

Multi-day, multi-location

Welcome dinners, civil ceremonies, wedding days and after-parties are photographed as one complete destination story, with close coordination between the couple, international planner, palace team and creative partners.

“You are the best — Thank you so much for all your hard work!” — L & D · Instagram
Jérémy Froeliger, Paris wedding photographer for international destination weddings

04 — About

Jérémy
Froeliger

Paris wedding photographer for fashion-led international celebrations across France and Europe.

More than 150 weddings have shaped an approach defined by calm direction, fashion-led imagery and an instinct for genuine moments. I work in English or French with couples, international planners, palace teams and creative partners, from the first timeline review to the final dance.

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Jérémy Froeliger recognized among France's Top 20 Wedding Photographers by Wezoree

Recognition

Wezoree · France

Named among France’s
Top 20 Wedding Photographers.

Jérémy Froeliger has been recognized among the Top 20 Wedding Photographers in France by Wezoree.

The distinction highlights a fashion-led editorial and documentary approach to weddings in Paris, Provence, the French Riviera and destinations across Europe.

Editorial wedding photography · France · 2026

Paris wedding photographer

Wedding photography in Paris, built around the place and the people.

Paris destination weddings often combine several distinct environments in a single day: preparations inside a palace suite, a ceremony in a private salon, fashion-led portraits in the city and a reception that changes completely once the lights go down. For couples arriving from the United States or elsewhere abroad, my role is to make those transitions feel effortless while creating a coherent visual narrative across every location and event.

Having photographed celebrations at the Ritz Paris, Shangri-La Paris, The Peninsula Paris, Plaza Athénée and other landmark venues, I plan around both palace service standards and the practical realities of Paris: hotel access, traffic, walking distances, guest movement and the exact direction of light. Editorial portraits are prepared with precision; natural light, motion and direct flash are then combined as the ceremony, dinner and party unfold.

Outside the wedding day, the same fashion-led visual direction is available through my editorial couple photography at the Louvre, created for American and international couples looking for a fashion-forward Paris session.

Paris palace weddings, fashion-led imagery and multi-day celebrations

For international couples, the photography often begins before the wedding day. A welcome dinner, civil ceremony, rehearsal event or private gathering gives the full celebration its context. I work with international planners, palace teams and creative directors to define the right coverage for every event, identify portrait opportunities in advance and prepare a realistic multi-location timeline across Paris. On the wedding day, architectural composition and couture details shape the early chapters; direct flash and a more instinctive documentary approach take over as dinner and the party gain momentum.

Planning from the United States and abroad

Planning a Paris wedding
from the United States or abroad.

Paris wedding photography for US and international couples planning a fashion-led, multi-day celebration across time zones.

Most destination-wedding planning can be completed before you arrive. I schedule calls in English, coordinate directly with your France-based or international wedding planner and palace venue, review access and transfers between locations, and build portrait windows around the best available light.

Before you travel, we can confirm hotel access, realistic journey times, indoor backup options, group-photo logistics, fashion and beauty timing, and the amount of time you want to spend away from your guests. Welcome dinners, civil ceremonies, wedding days, brunches and after-parties can then be prepared as one coherent multi-day, multi-location commission.

Read the complete guide to planning a wedding in France from abroad

05 — Frequently asked questions

Planning your
Paris wedding.

Are you based in Paris?

Yes. I work from Paris and the French Riviera and photograph weddings throughout France and Europe. My regular professional presence in Paris allows me to plan venue logistics, portrait locations and timelines with a detailed understanding of the city.

Which Paris wedding venues have you photographed?

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.

Do you work with US and international couples planning from abroad?

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.

Can you photograph a multi-day wedding celebration in Paris?

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.

Where can we take wedding portraits in Paris?

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.

How do you combine editorial portraits and candid moments?

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.

Do you work directly with wedding planners and palace teams?

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.

How far in advance should we book a Paris wedding photographer?

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.

FOR WEDDINGS WITH A POINT OF VIEW.

Let's make it
unmistakably yours.

Let's begin

Paris · French Riviera · Worldwide
jeremy@photosmariage.fr · +33 6 38 55 38 08