top of page

Weddings, portraits and stories photographed on film, digital and camcorder, with a documentary heart and an editorial eye.

For the people, and everything that happens between them.

Documentary and film photography in France, across Europe and the World.

ANGLETERRE_0045.jpg

DESTINATION WEDDING & PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER

From the French Alps to Provence, Paris and Italy, photographing weddings, portraits and stories across Europe and beyond.

My approach combines the spontaneity of documentary photography with an editorial eye. I love observing the natural exchanges, gestures and atmosphere that make every story unique. But I also love creating images: finding beautiful light, working with movement and taking the time to make portraits together.

Through film and digital photography, I aim to tell each story with sensitivity, giving equal importance to the moments that unfold naturally and the images we create together.

Who am I?

Portrait of wedding photographer Caroline Marchante in black and white

I'm Caroline.

I've been taking photographs since I was fifteen. What has always interested me most is people: the way they come together, the things they notice, and the things they don't.

​

I grew up between French, Mexican and Spanish families, surrounded by different languages and ways of celebrating. I think it taught me to pay attention to what happens around the obvious moments.

​

Today, I photograph weddings, portraits and editorial projects, primarily on film, with digital photography alongside it.

I love observing. And sometimes, I love creating an image together.

​

A little more about me.

Carolina & Alexandre-365.jpg

“We’re thrilled to be able to relive this day through your eyes. […] Thank you again for your professionalism and your impeccable work. We’re truly so happy we chose you to capture our wedding.”

Carolina & Alexandre

Something in mind?

A wedding bringing together everyone you love. A portrait you've been wanting to make. A story or an idea that deserves to become photographs.

​

I'd love to hear about it.

bottom of page