Before weddings, I lived in the fashion world. Clean lines, beautiful chaos, the obsession with a detail no one else would notice. I learned how to build an image from scratch, where to place someone, how to find the light, how a tiny movement of a hand can change everything. But I missed the part you can't art-direct.

Weddings gave me both. Style and soul in the same room. Elegance right next to reality, nerves before the ceremony, a dad pretending he's fine, friends who can't sit still, the way families orbit each other all day without realising they're doing it. That's where my work lives now.

Provence, and anywhere in Europe you're gathering your people. I'll guide you when it's useful, then step back and let the day breathe. The best moments don't need direction.

I work in French and English (and slowly, stubbornly, in Italian). I'm especially at home with destination and bilingual weddings. The mix of cultures, people flying in from everywhere, the logistics tangled up with the emotions. It's a world I understand from the inside.

If you're here for something beautiful but true, we'll get along just fine.