When I first met Marine and Jérôme, about a year before their wedding, they had one simple priority: to be fully present and enjoy every moment of their day. What had drawn them to my work was the raw joy and spontaneity they saw in my photographs.

 

They envisioned a wedding that truly reflected who they are, understated, elegant, and completely free from convention. They chose the timeless setting of La Maison de Bacon, perched above the breathtaking Cap d’Antibes, and made the day entirely their own.

 

Instead of quietly waiting for the ceremony, Marine kicked things off with a karaoke session. Then came one of the most memorable moments of the day: Marine walked down the aisle alone while delivering her own speech. It was incredibly moving.

 

From there, the day unfolded naturally. No bouquet toss. No sunset couple’s session. Not even a traditional wedding cake. Instead, there was live music, a saxophone, endless dancing, and an atmosphere that quickly took priority over any carefully planned timeline.

 

And that’s exactly what I love to photograph: weddings that feel alive, unfiltered, and beautifully unpredictable.