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Blog: film wedding photography, elopements and destination weddings in France & Europe
Welcome to my journal.
Here you will find two kinds of content: real wedding and elopement stories photographed on analog film across France and Europe, and in-depth articles on film wedding photography, choosing the right photographer, destination planning, and everything that goes into creating a wedding day
that feels genuinely yours.


A Multicultural Wedding in Paris: Film Photography from Montmartre to the Seine
A multicultural destination wedding in Paris, getting ready on analog film at Hôtel Monsieur Aristide, Montmartre, civil ceremony at the 9th arrondissement, evening on a Seine barge.
2 min read


A Proposal at Zannier Île de Bendor on film
Golden hour, a private table by the sea, and rings that had been waiting for this breathtaking moment.
3 min read


The Anti Bride x Caroline Marchante
Caroline Marchante is now featured on The Anti Bride, an international directory for couples who want a wedding that truly feels like them — far from traditional expectations.
1 min read


A 100% film multicultural wedding in Sartrouville and at the Château de Maisons-Laffitte
A multi-cultural wedding in Sartrouville the gardens of the Château de Maisons-Laffitte.
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Engagement Session in Annecy: Vieille Ville & Lac d'Annecy
D & B were staying in Chamonix when they decided to come to Annecy for their engagement session. A gift from D's sister, a session to mark their engagement during a trip through Europe. I am a film photographer based in the French Alps, and Annecy is one of my favourite locations for engagement sessions in the region. The old town, the lake, the mountain light, it offers something that very few places in France can match. Engagement session in the Vieille Ville d'Annecy We st
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Alt-bride wedding photography in France: analog film for couples who do things their own way
Film wedding photographer for alt-brides and non-traditional couples in France & Europe.
4 min read


An elopement between the Cotswolds and the Welsh coast: Asal & Quinn
Asal & Quinn's intimate elopement: from the morning light at Frampton Court Estate in the Cotswolds to the
wild cliffs and beaches of the Welsh coast, captured entirely on 35mm analog film by Caroline Marchante,
film elopement photographer based in France & Europe.
4 min read


A multicultural Wedding in a French Chateau - when different cultures say yes to each other
Film wedding photographer for multicultural couples in France.
A Franco-American wedding at Château de Candie in Savoie: three cultures, one day, shot on analog film. Available in English, French and Spanish.
2 min read


Film wedding photographer in France: analog, documentary, English speaking
Planning a wedding in France is rarely just about the event itself. It’s about creating something that feels meaningful, almost suspended in time: a moment that reflects who you are, beyond the aesthetics and the expectations.
6 min read


Where to Get Married in France & Southern Europe: A Film Photographer's Guide
Provence, the French Alps, the Côte d'Azur, Tuscany, Greece: a destination wedding guide written by a film photographer based in France. For couples who want something real.
8 min read


How to plan a destination wedding in France: a complete guide for international couples
Planning a destination wedding in France or Europe? Discover a complete guide for international couples seeking a refined, intentional and unforgettable wedding experience abroad.
9 min read


Film vs digital wedding photography: which is right for your wedding?
Film or digital wedding photography? Discover a more intentional approach for destination weddings, blending timeless film aesthetics with the flexibility of digital to capture how your day truly feels.
6 min read


Couple photoshoot & elopement in the French Alps: a proposal story at Alpe d’Huez
Planning a couple photoshoot or elopement in the French Alps? Discover a real proposal story in Alpe d’Huez and create an unforgettable experience in the mountains.
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