Editorial destination wedding photography for international couples celebrating in Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, Pampelonne and across the French Riviera.
View the portfolio01 — The Saint-Tropez portfolio
Saint-Tropez already has its own visual language: hard Mediterranean sun, deep blue water, private estates, vintage cars, yachts and nights that move at a different pace. My role is not to imitate that image, but to build a wedding story that belongs to the couple inside it.
I work between Paris and the French Riviera, photographing destination weddings for couples travelling from the United States, Canada, Asia, the United Kingdom and across Europe. Planning can be handled remotely in English or French, in direct coordination with the wedding planner, venue and creative team.
This portfolio brings together an editorial wedding production at Domaine Louise in La Croix-Valmer with fashion-led portraits on the water and around the peninsula. The sequence moves between design, landscape, movement and quieter moments to show how a Saint-Tropez celebration can feel polished without becoming predictable.
For a broader planning framework, read how to plan a wedding in France from abroad, the practical guide to getting married in France as an American or explore my French Riviera wedding photography.
Domaine Louise · La Croix-Valmer
French Riviera · Bridal editorial
Saint-Tropez · Yacht portrait
Domaine Louise · Wedding table
Saint-Tropez · Cinematic portrait
Couture bride · Monique Lhuillier
French Riviera · Yacht portrait
Domaine Louise · Ceremony
ISSUE 01
Welcome drinks on the water, the wedding at a private estate, a late party and a final brunch can be photographed as one continuous story—with a distinct visual rhythm for every event.
French Riviera · Vintage car
Saint-Tropez · Bridal bouquet
Saint-Tropez · Sea view
Saint-Tropez · Wedding cake
Saint-Tropez · Couple and classic car
Editorial groom · Close-up
Domaine Louise · Floral design
Saint-Tropez · Yacht fashion
Domaine Louise · Reception design
Saint-Tropez · Groom portrait
ISSUE 02
The portraits are built with intention, but the wedding is never reduced to a set. Strong composition and real movement belong in the same gallery.
Domaine Louise · Poolside
Yacht editorial · Portrait
Wedding details · Bridal shoes
Saint-Tropez · Bride driving
Domaine Louise · Reception
Saint-Tropez · At sea
French Riviera · Classic Jaguar
French Riviera · Editorial bride
Saint-Tropez · Cocktail hour
Yacht portrait · Fashion
Wedding details · Stationery
Saint-Tropez · Bride and Jaguar
Domaine Louise · Editorial couple
Classic Jaguar · Interior
French Riviera · Garden portrait
French Riviera · Classic Jaguar
French Riviera · Wedding couple
Wedding table · Floral details
Saint-Tropez · Couture bride
02 — The point of view
Not a copy of the Riviera.
Your version of it.
03 — The Saint-Tropez experience
Calls, timeline reviews and creative preparation can be handled remotely in English. I coordinate with your planner and venue so that access, travel, family photographs and portrait time are realistic before you arrive in France.
A Saint-Tropez celebration often begins before the ceremony. Welcome dinners, yacht afternoons, beach events, wedding days, after-parties and farewell gatherings can be documented as one complete destination story.
Portraits are directed with clarity and speed, then the coverage opens back into documentary observation. The result is fashion-led without losing the movement, personalities and atmosphere of the wedding.
04 — Planning from abroad
Saint-Tropez works best when the weekend is planned as an experience, not simply a venue and a ceremony.
For international couples, the strongest photography begins with practical decisions: where guests stay, how they move between events, when the light changes and how much time the couple actually wants to spend away from the party.
Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, Pampelonne, Gassin and La Croix-Valmer offer different balances of sea access, privacy, nightlife and guest logistics. A private estate can keep the wedding day contained, while a hotel or beach setting may make the wider weekend easier for guests.
A yacht welcome, rehearsal dinner, ceremony, reception and farewell brunch should not all look identical. I plan each event around its own light, wardrobe and pace, while maintaining a coherent visual language across the complete gallery.
Many international guests arrive through Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, and road conditions around the peninsula can change dramatically in high season. The photography plan should include realistic transfers and avoid building important portraits around an optimistic journey time.
Soft evening light is valuable, but the Riviera is not only about golden hour. Strong sun, graphic shadows, reflective water and direct flash can create sharper editorial images when they are used intentionally rather than treated as problems.
The planner, venue, floral team, beauty team, filmmaker and photographer all affect the same timeline. Early coordination protects the ceremony, the guest experience and the visual result—especially when the celebration includes several locations or days.
The schedule should create photographs without making the couple disappear from their own wedding. Portraits can be concise, specific and visually strong, leaving more time for the people, dinner and dance floor that give the celebration its real identity.
06 — Frequently asked questions
Yes. Planning calls, timeline reviews and coordination with planners and venues can be handled remotely in English. Coverage is designed for couples travelling from the United States and other international destinations.
Yes. Coverage can include a welcome dinner, yacht or beach event, the wedding day, after-party and farewell brunch. The events are planned as one coherent visual story rather than separate galleries.
Coverage is available in Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, Pampelonne, Gassin, La Croix-Valmer and across the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, as well as throughout the French Riviera and Provence.
For popular spring and summer dates, early contact is recommended, especially for multi-day celebrations. Availability, travel, accommodation and the photography schedule can then be secured alongside the venue and planner.
Yes. I work in English and French and can coordinate the photography timeline with your planner, venue and creative team, including access, guest movement, family photographs, portraits and evening coverage.
The ideal time depends on the season, venue orientation and schedule. Late afternoon often provides softer Mediterranean light, while strong midday sun can be used deliberately for sharper, fashion-led imagery.
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07 — Creative team
Planning and styling — Thuy Phan
Floral design — Linda Champenois
Stationery — Truffypi
Wedding dresses — Monique Lhuillier
Hair and makeup — Trine Juel
Venue — Domaine Louise
Film — Pascal Delé
Wedding cake — Made in Cake
Photography — Jérémy Froeliger
