Define your style and expectations

Before you start looking for a wedding photographer, it's important to define the style of photos you want and your expectations for the big day. Do you prefer posed or spontaneous photos? Do you have any specific ideas for poses or settings? I'm particularly fond of warm tones and spontaneous photos. With this in mind, I always recommend a couple's session at golden hour. Nowadays, I also offer my brides and grooms a night session to take advantage of the lighting (if the wedding domain allows it). The result is always stunning.

Does the wedding photographer have good references?

Start looking for photographers who offer the style of photography you're looking for. Check out their portfolios to see what they've done in the past, and make sure they have experience in weddings. The experience of other couples should be paramount in your choice. Don't hesitate to browse reviews. In fact, I invite you to take a look at my google reviews. 

The feeling with your wedding photographer

This is the most important criterion. In fact, I always suggest a meeting before sending the quote. Never sign without first talking to your future photographer. During this little exchange, you can say a little more about yourself, your desires & your day. For my part, I'll take this opportunity to explain how I proceed. Plan a couple session or engagement session is also a good way to get to know each other🤙.

A wedding photographer who fits your budget

Budget is an important consideration when choosing a wedding photographer. Make sure you know the rates of the different photographers you've met and choose. You'll find my rates at the bottom of this page.