My very first phone call with Jeanne and Kevin began with a sentence I hear often:
“We haven’t planned anything special — we just want to get married, simply, and enjoy the day.”

And straight away I knew it would be effortlessly spectacular. I was right. The couples who say this are usually the quiet ones — those who refuse to turn their wedding into a performance, choosing instead a celebration surrounded by the people they love and freed from everything else.

I believe photographs are what remains when a wedding is over: images that keep feeding the memory. There are several ways to tell a story, depending on the narrator you choose — their eye, their sensibility.

The story could begin like this:
A couple of accountants got married near Roanne and chose the only day of the month with rain and wind.

Or like this:

Jeanne and Kevin said yes inside the imposing medieval church of Saint-Galmier, then welcomed their families to Château d’Ailly for an elegant cocktail and a beautifully wild evening.

As you can see, I’m rather partial to version two.