Maybourne Riviera Wedding Photographer

Why getting married at the Maybourne Riviera is unique on the French Riviera

A wedding that can become almost a visual work of art

The Maybourne Riviera lends itself particularly well to couples who love clean lines, bright spaces, meticulous scenography and celebrations where aesthetics have a real place. The venue naturally speaks to a more contemporary sensibility. Its event spaces were designed by renowned architects, and the hotel features several indoor and outdoor venues with a capacity of up to 500 guests for a cocktail party.

This allows us to imagine very creative, very elegant weddings, where the staging can dialogue with the architecture rather than simply adding to an already busy décor. The venue loves strong compositions, ceremonies facing the horizon, highly designed dinners, flowers that embrace the space. It has a visual power that can transform a wedding into an almost artistic experience.

An ideal address for a top-of-the-range international wedding

The Maybourne Riviera immediately speaks to an international clientele. The venue boasts bespoke celebrations, personalized menus, a network of high-end partners and spaces capable of accommodating both intimate formats and more ambitious weddings. In fact, everything is designed for events with a strong destination wedding dimension.

The exceptional location between Monaco, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and nearby Italy further enhances the impression of a wedding on the border of several worlds. For guests from afar, the experience is a powerful one: you don't just come to attend a reception, you enter a very contemporary and exclusive vision of the French Riviera.

A spectacular venue that remains surprisingly flexible

One of the great advantages of the Maybourne Riviera is that it's not spectacular in just one way. It can host a ceremony facing the blue infinity, a very large cocktail party, a more sculptural dinner, or on the contrary something more confidential, more private, almost more residential in spirit. In fact, the venue showcases its different spaces, as well as private floors designed for greater intimacy.

This flexibility is invaluable, because it means that couples are not subjected to the place. They can interpret it. The Maybourne Riviera has a very strong identity, of course, but it also leaves room for weddings that are very different in their energy. And this is often where a great venue becomes really interesting: when it doesn't just impress, but also knows how to adapt to a vision.

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Suspended terraces, where weddings seem to float above the Mediterranean Sea

At Maybourne Riviera, there are places that immediately give you the sensation of leaving the ground. The terraces are one of them. Not only are they open to the sea, they seem almost suspended in space, with that immense horizon line that sucks the gaze in and lightens everything. This is one of the great privileges of the place: to offer photos that don't resemble simple “sea view” images, but something much more ethereal, much rarer. In fact, the hotel promotes its panoramic outdoor spaces for weddings, precisely because of this spectacular relationship with the landscape.

For couples' portraits, these terraces are incredible because they give breadth without weight. The silhouettes remain sharp, the architecture frames the moment, the light glides everywhere, and the sea acts almost as a background material rather than a veneered backdrop. The result is images that are very contemporary, very luxurious, but that retain something simple and breathable.

Large architectural openings, for highly graphic images

The Maybourne Riviera is not a place to be photographed for its scenery alone. Its architecture plays an immense role. Lines, volumes, framing, interior and exterior perspectives create an exceptional playground for more editorial, more drawn, more sculptural wedding photography. The venue has been designed by leading architects and designers, and this is evident everywhere in the way the spaces respond to each other.

I love working with these apertures because they allow for very strong images without overdoing it. An entrance of light, a silhouette crossing a passageway, a couple framed between two perfect lines, and you immediately get something very signature. Here, architecture doesn't just serve as a background. It really contributes to the visual narrative of the wedding.

Spaces facing the horizon, when the Riviera becomes almost abstract

The Maybourne Riviera has a very special way of showing the French Riviera. It's not the classic postcard, nor the accumulation of Mediterranean details. What we see here is often a Riviera reduced to the essentials: the light, the sea, the coastline, the sky. This apparent simplicity gives the photos a very special power. Everything becomes purer, calmer, almost more abstract.

For a wedding, this is a real asset. It allows us to create images where nothing really distracts from the essential. The couple stands out in an almost elemental landscape, carried by light and space. This type of frame works beautifully for the quietest, most elegant moments, those that don't need to be charged to be powerful.

Interior event spaces, when luxury becomes more subdued

The Maybourne Riviera doesn't just live and breathe in the radiance of its panorama. Some of the interior spaces dedicated to events offer another reading of the place, more enveloping, more sophisticated, almost more intimate despite the scale of the address. The hotel features a number of rooms and private areas for celebrations, designed to accommodate different wedding formats.

Photographically, these areas are very precious because they add another texture to the story. The light is different, materials stand out more, gestures become clearer. It's often here that more restrained, concentrated images are created, contrasting magnificently with scenes that are wide open to the sea. A great report needs these variations, and the Maybourne Riviera naturally offers them.

The hotel's surroundings, between height, rock and immensity

What makes the Maybourne Riviera so singular is also its location. It doesn't sit gently or horizontally on the water's edge. It's part of the slope, part of the rock, part of the height. This very vertical relationship to the landscape gives the photos a character rarely found elsewhere on the French Riviera. The wedding seems to be taking place on the edge of a promontory, between contemporary architecture and an almost abrupt landscape. Official descriptions of the venue insist on this spectacular position above the Mediterranean.

For couple photos, this opens up some very powerful possibilities. You can create images where you really feel the location of the place, its boldness, its way of being anchored in the Riviera while appearing almost detached from it. This is what gives Maybourne its distinctive personality: a blend of extreme luxury, space and controlled vertigo.

The end of the day, when everything becomes softer than spectacular

You'd think that a place this visually strong would be at its best in the pure glare of daylight. In reality, the Maybourne Riviera often becomes even more beautiful as the light begins to fade. The contrasts calm, the architecture warms, the horizon shades, and the sea ceases to be brilliant and becomes enveloping. It's a moment when the place gains in emotion what it loses in frontality.

I particularly like this light for wedding portraits, because it allows the location to remain impressive without being dominant. The images become more sensitive, more embodied, deeper too. The Maybourne no longer tries to impress. It almost seems to slow down. And it is often in this slowing down that the most inhabited photographs are born.

My wedding photography at the Maybourne Riviera

Accept the strength of place without letting the image go cold

The Maybourne Riviera has an extremely powerful visual identity. The architecture, the lines, the height, the light, the openness to the sea - everything naturally pushes towards something very graphic, very spectacular, sometimes almost unreal. That's precisely why it needs to be approached with great finesse. In a place like this, the danger is not that it lacks beauty. Rather, the danger would be to produce images that are impeccable but a little empty, very perfect on the surface, less inhabited on the inside.

The way I work here is to keep warmth in a setting that could easily become too conceptual. I want you to feel the couple, their energy, their bond, their breaths, their hesitations sometimes, their real joy, and not just the splendor of the environment. For me, the Maybourne Riviera is never just an aesthetic exercise. It's an extraordinary setting in which a human story must continue to beat strongly.

Using architecture as a language, not an effect

In some places, architecture is a discreet accompaniment. Here, it speaks clearly. It structures the eye, it imposes a rhythm, it creates strong visual tensions. I'm not trying to neutralize this. On the contrary, I try to draw on it, but without letting it become demonstrative. A line, an opening, an angle, a shadow can be enough to create a powerful image if the emotion flows through it.

What interests me is that moment when place and couple begin to interact naturally. A silhouette crossing an immense space, a face suddenly caught in a very sharp light, two bodies close together in the middle of a very open composition... At that moment, architecture ceases to be an impressive backdrop. It becomes a way of telling the story of the day with more tension, more breath, more singularity.

Preserving movement in a highly designed environment

The Maybourne Riviera could be a temptation to freeze people, to place them carefully in almost too-perfect settings. I prefer to look for something else. I like it when images retain air, movement, a form of freedom. Even in a highly constructed space, I want you to sense life in the making. A walk, a U-turn, a burst of laughter, a shifting veil, a way of approaching each other without really posing.

It's often this element of movement that prevents images from becoming too smooth. It brings a vibrancy, an element of the unexpected, something slightly out of control. And that's very precious in a wedding, especially in such a powerful contemporary setting, because it immediately lends a human touch to the reportage.

Bringing intimacy to life in a vast space

The Maybourne Riviera impresses with its scale, its location, its sense of being suspended above the landscape. However, a wedding report cannot live on grandeur alone. It needs closeness, details, more intimate moments where everything is played out in a glance or a hand. My job is to bring out this intimacy without making it seem out of place in such a vast space.

I'm very attentive to these micro-instants. They can appear in a transition, in a quieter corner, in softer light, in a moment of relaxation between two intense moments. They are what give the wedding its emotional depth. Without them, we'd have a beautiful setting. With them, we have a story.

Keeping photography elegant without making it rigid

The contemporary luxury of the Maybourne Riviera naturally calls for a certain visual rigor. The lines must be clean, the compositions solid, the lighting just right. This is very important to me. But I never confuse elegance with rigidity. A photo can be very polished, very high-end, very accomplished, while remaining supple, lively, infused with real emotion.

It's this balance that I'm constantly seeking. I want images that have presence, style and precision, but that never smell of effort. For me, the greatest photographic luxury is when everything seems obvious. When an image seems almost simple, when in reality it contains a great deal of mastery, of reading the place, of understanding the moment.

Building a story that resembles the place without repeating itself

The Maybourne Riviera has such a strong identity that it would be easy to produce the same photo twenty times over with minimal variations: horizon, architecture, silhouette, sea. I want to avoid this. My ambition is to build a rich narrative, with changes in rhythm, distance, light and breathing. I want the gallery to retain the unity of the place, but never go round in circles.

This involves wide shots, of course, but also tighter framing, details, stolen moments, very simple scenes, gestures, textures, breathing. A beautiful report is not a collection of spectacular views. It's a coherent, nuanced, lived-in experience. At the Maybourne Riviera, this nuance is essential to ensure that the beauty of the place continues to surprise right up to the last image.

Award-winning wedding photographer for your Maybourne Riviera wedding

A French photographer who has won awards from several European magazines, Laurie has developed a highly personal approach to weddings, in which aesthetic demands never take precedence over emotion. Her visual universe blends precision, breath and intuition, with a way of capturing what often escapes the first glance: a gentle tension, a light that transforms space, a moment of truth in the midst of the grand décor.

At the Maybourne Riviera, she is inspired by all that is unique about the place: its suspended architecture, its clean lines open to the horizon, the clarity of the Mediterranean and that almost unreal sensation of a marriage between sky and sea. Her approach seeks to bring the visual power of the place into dialogue with the profoundly human dimension of the day, to create contemporary, sensitive and lasting images that tell as much of an atmosphere as of a real-life story.

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Wedding coverage at the Maybourne Riviera

The beginning of the day, when everything still seems to be floating

At the Maybourne Riviera, mornings don't have the same texture as elsewhere. First of all, there's that very special silence of suspended places, that impression that the sea is already there, immense, even before the day really begins. The light comes in early, gliding over the lines of the architecture, cutting through the spaces with an almost unreal sharpness, and everything still seems held back, as if the wedding existed first as a promise.

I love to start a story in this atmosphere. The preparations take on an almost meditative dimension. A dress in a very uncluttered space, a slow gesture in front of a bay opening onto the horizon, a moment of concentration, a shorter breath, a detail being adjusted one last time... Everything is already very strong, but without noise. These are images that set the tone for the wedding before its momentum.

The arrival of guests, between architecture, light and rising emotions

Then the place subtly changes frequency. Silhouettes appear, conversations begin, eyes meet, and those close to us discover in turn this singular setting. At Maybourne Riviera, this phase is particularly beautiful because it immediately blends the human and the spatial. Guests don't just arrive at a wedding. They enter into a powerful visual experience, in a place that almost physically grabs them.

This is a precious moment for the report. It recounts the tension that builds up, the curiosity, the first smiles, the reunions, the spontaneous reactions to the panorama. It also gives flesh to the place. The hotel ceases to be a pure architectural line. It becomes a place lived in, crossed, inhabited by expectation and emotion.

The ceremony, when immensity suddenly focuses on the essential

There's something very powerful about a ceremony at the Maybourne Riviera: despite the vastness of the landscape, despite the feeling of space, everything can suddenly be concentrated on a few gestures, a few faces, a few words. This is precisely where the place becomes fascinating. It doesn't dilute the moment. On the contrary, it gives it an even sharper intensity, as if the immense horizon made the human moment even more precious.

I photograph this sequence with great attention to contrasts. The big lines of the set, of course, but also the more fragile breaths that cross them. An emotion that flares up, a hand that squeezes a little tighter, a look that blurs. In such a powerful setting, these details take on extraordinary force, because they remind us that the real heart of the day remains infinitely simple.

Portraits for two, like a parenthesis inside the vertigo

After the ceremony, there's something very special about couple's photo time at the Maybourne Riviera. It's not just a session in a beautiful location. It's a moment when the couple once again feel alone in the world, even though they're surrounded by spectacular scenery. It's a feeling that's very specific to the location. You can feel tiny against the landscape, yet intensely present to each other.

I like to build this sequence without making it hard. I don't want the couple to pose facing the sea as if they were standing in front of a prestigious backdrop. I want them to inhabit the space, to move around in it, to breathe in it, to find themselves in it. The report then gains something deeper. The images no longer simply show a wedding in an exceptional location. They reveal how this place was experienced by two, in the body, in the eyes, in the calm regained after the intensity.

Cocktails, when the day really gets bigger

Cocktails at the Maybourne Riviera often have a very special energy. After the more concentrated tension of the ceremony, the day finally opens up. Guests relax, groups recompose, conversations take their rhythm, the lights slowly dim, and the venue begins to play another role. It's no longer just the setting for a great moment. It becomes the ground for a freer, warmer, more moving life.

It's a part of the report that I really like, because it's so lively. The laughter that breaks out in front of the sea, a raised cup in an almost unreal setting, a discreet exchange in a quieter passage, loved ones still absorbing the beauty of the place... All these scenes give the wedding its real breath. They take it out of pure aesthetics and anchor it in something deeply experienced.

The evening, when the Maybourne Riviera becomes denser, more vibrant, more secretive

As the light fades, the site is transformed. What seemed very ethereal during the day suddenly gains in depth. Lines soften, spaces take on a different intensity, lighting takes over, and the sea becomes almost a nocturnal presence rather than a landscape. The Maybourne Riviera ceases to be merely spectacular. It becomes almost magnetic.

The dinner, the speeches, the silences between two sparkling moments, the first dance, the build-up to the party - all this makes up the last major part of the report. I love this part because it reveals something else about the bride and groom and their loved ones. Little by little, the day leaves its luminous perfection to enter into something more lived-in, more relaxed, sometimes more overwhelming. And in a place like this, this journey into the night often gives the final images a very special density.

Tips for planning a wedding at the Maybourne Riviera

Take full responsibility for the place, rather than trying to make it more “classic”.”

The Maybourne Riviera is not a place you choose by chance. It has a very assertive, almost manifest personality. Its architecture, the way it overlooks the sea, its relationship with light - everything says something very specific. That's precisely why it's better to enter its universe than to try to correct it. To try to make it more traditional, wiser, more expected, would often be to weaken its very strength.

The most successful weddings here are usually those that embrace this uniqueness and work with it. Elegant art direction, yes. Sophisticated ambiance, yes. But without ever denying the venue's DNA. The Maybourne Riviera likes clean lines, airy compositions, celebrations that dare to be modern. When this is respected, everything seems fairer, stronger and more memorable.

Thinking of light as the central material of the day

In many places, light is a companion. At the Maybourne Riviera, it truly builds the experience. It transforms volumes, redesigns spaces, calms or accentuates contrasts, completely changing the feel of the same place between mid-afternoon and the end of the day. If you want to make the most of the venue's potential, you have to think of the wedding process in this light, almost as if it were a living set.

This has a huge influence on ceremonies, cocktails and portraits for two. Light that is too harsh can make the whole look more frontal, more cutting. Conversely, as soon as it begins to soften, the Maybourne Riviera becomes more enveloping, even more luxurious, almost more emotional. This is not a detail reserved for the image. It's a real key to reading the place.

Don't fill every space just because it's spectacular

The pitfall of such a powerful location would be to try to exploit every terrace, every angle, every view, every possibility, as if it were absolutely necessary to use everything. In reality, just because a venue offers a lot doesn't mean you have to show it all in a single day. A wedding always benefits from breathing space, legibility and a sense of the obvious. Overdoing the decor can end up scattering attention rather than enriching the experience.

The Maybourne Riviera stands up well to streamlining. It doesn't need to be saturated to impress. On the contrary, a few well-considered choices often have more impact than a multiplication of scenes and effects. This place likes clarity. It likes clear-cut decisions. It likes choices that leave room for sensation.

Preserving a real moment for the bride and groom in the midst of a highly visual day

When you're getting married in such a spectacular location, it's tempting to want to optimize planning as much as possible, for fear of “losing” a setting, a light, an occasion. Yet the more visually arresting the venue, the more important it becomes to keep a real space for the bride and groom themselves. Not just for photos, but to allow them to catch their breath, to come back to themselves, to really feel what they're experiencing.

At the Maybourne Riviera, this moment is essential. The place can be large, impressive, almost vertiginous. This makes it all the more precious to create a more intimate, calmer, more human interlude. It is often in this contrast between the immensity of the setting and the simplicity of a moment together that the most powerful images of the day are born.

Set the overall pace so that guests enjoy an experience, not just a reception

The Maybourne Riviera makes a lasting impression, but a great venue is not enough to make a great wedding. It's how guests experience the day that makes all the difference. How they arrive, how they discover the venue, how they get around, how the tension builds, then eases, how the evening takes over. In such a singular place, rhythm becomes almost as important as aesthetics.

When well thought out, a wedding ceases to be a series of stages. It becomes a complete experience, with a build-up, a breath of fresh air, moments of openness, more intense times, and then an end to the day that gains in depth. The Maybourne Riviera lends itself admirably to this gentle dramaturgy, provided you don't try to squeeze everything into too tight a program.

Create a celebration that befits the setting without being overdramatic

The luxury of the Maybourne Riviera is already there, everywhere. There's no need to overemphasize it at every turn. This place doesn't need excess to exist. Rather, it requires taste, coherence and precision. Beautiful styling, a well-maintained scenography, a fine choice of flowers, an intelligently thought-out table, fashion in dialogue with architecture - all this is more than enough to lift the day to a very high level.

What works particularly well here is a self-assumed elegance that is never heavy-handed. Something very masterful, yes, but which retains air, calm and fluidity. The Maybourne Riviera is not a place to accumulate. It's a place to assert. And when that affirmation remains true, the marriage immediately takes on a rare allure.

Frequently asked questions about planning a wedding at the Maybourne Riviera

Is the Maybourne Riviera ideal for an intimate wedding or a large reception?

It can accommodate both, but it doesn't tell the story in the same way. For an intimate wedding, the venue becomes almost a suspended parenthesis, very exclusive, very contemporary, with this impression of being above the world. For a larger reception, it takes on a different dimension: more scenographic, more spectacular, almost more event-driven. In both cases, what works particularly well here is when the project assumes a real aesthetic direction.

The venue itself features a variety of spaces and formats, from more private celebrations to larger receptions. But in the end, it's not just about the number of guests. Above all, it's about the energy you want to give to the wedding: confidential and very exclusive, or more expansive and very visual. The Maybourne Riviera can carry both with great force.

What's the best time of day to get married?

The site is impressive in the early afternoon, but often becomes even more beautiful as the light begins to die down. In the middle of the day, its architecture is very clean-cut, well-defined, almost sharp. By late afternoon, everything softens. The lines remain powerful, but they become more sensual, more enveloping, and the sea ceases to be a mere blue background to become a real presence.

That's why a later ceremony often works beautifully here, especially when followed by a cocktail party as the sun slowly descends. The Maybourne Riviera then retains its visual strength while gaining in emotion. And this shift changes the feel of the wedding enormously.

Is it necessary to plan a lot of decoration in a place like this?

Not necessarily, and often the opposite is true. The Maybourne Riviera already has a very strong aesthetic identity. If we add too many things, we run the risk of blurring the reading of the place instead of sublimating it. This is not a place that requires visual overload to exist. It's already extremely present.

What usually works best is a clear, well-mastered artistic direction, with beautiful choices but little clutter. Well-thought-out flowers, a coherent palette, an elegant table, a strong silhouette, and the wedding immediately takes on momentum. Here, luxury is often more about precision than accumulation.

Is the location suitable for natural couple photos, or does it necessarily give a very editorial rendering?

It can do both, and that's what makes it so exciting. The Maybourne Riviera lends itself naturally to highly editorial photography, thanks to its architecture, its lines and its relationship to the horizon. But that doesn't mean the images have to become cold or overly posed. It all depends on how you photograph the couple within this universe.

When you leave room for movement, breathing and spontaneity, you get very lively, very sensitive images, while retaining the very contemporary refinement of the location. So it's not a setting that imposes rigidity. It's a place that amplifies what we know how to bring to life.

How long should I keep my couple photos at the Maybourne Riviera?

I always recommend setting aside a real moment for this, without cutting the bride and groom off from their guests for too long. In such a visually powerful setting, thirty to forty-five well-placed minutes are often enough to create something very rich. The important thing is not to accumulate spots, but to give the couple time to inhabit the place, to catch their breath a little, and to find a form of calm in the middle of the day.

This time also allows us to make the most of the light, to vary the atmosphere without running, and above all to obtain images that never seem to be torn from the schedule. At Maybourne Riviera, the quality of the moment counts far more than the quantity of travel.

Does the Maybourne Riviera work well for a destination wedding?

Yes, perfectly. In fact, it's one of its great strengths. The place immediately appeals to an international clientele, because it offers a very upscale, very contemporary, very exclusive vision of the French Riviera. The sea, the light, the Riviera are all there, but in a bolder, more design-oriented form than in more traditional venues.

For guests, the experience is powerful. They don't simply have the impression of attending a wedding in a beautiful hotel. They have the sensation of experiencing an event in an almost manifest address, perched above the Mediterranean, between Monaco and Italy. This gives the day a very memorable, almost immersive dimension.

How many photos are delivered after a wedding at this location?

The exact number always depends on the length of coverage, the rhythm of the wedding, the number of guests and the actual richness of the day. A long reportage with ceremony, cocktail, dinner and evening will naturally yield more images than a tighter format. But I never work with an artificially limited gallery logic.

For a complete wedding, I guarantee a minimum of 600 carefully selected and retouched photos. My aim is to capture the day in all its density: the grandeur of the venue, of course, but also the faces, movements, details, silences, interactions and everything else that gave the wedding its real vibrancy.

When should I book my wedding photographer at the Maybourne Riviera?

For this type of venue, it's best to plan ahead. Couples who choose the Maybourne Riviera often plan their wedding quite early, especially when it's a destination wedding with more extensive logistics. The most beautiful dates on the Riviera, especially between spring and autumn, fill up fast.

For a Saturday in high season, booking about a year in advance is still very comfortable. For a date on a weekday or outside the most popular periods, there may be more flexibility. But on such sought-after locations, anticipation always brings greater fluidity and serenity.

Is it a venue that suits all wedding styles?

Not entirely, and that's what makes it so interesting. The Maybourne Riviera has too strong an identity to become a mere neutral medium. It's particularly well suited to couples attracted by a contemporary aesthetic, by clean lines, by venues with a real visual personality. You don't have to have an ultra-design wedding to make it work, but you do have to like what it naturally says.

On the other hand, for couples looking for something very classic, very traditional, very “romantic villa” in the imagination, other French Riviera locations may be more instinctive. The Maybourne Riviera offers something more modern, more daring, more suspended. And when you like that, it becomes absolutely exceptional.

Do you also photograph weddings around the Maybourne Riviera and the rest of the Riviera?

Yes, on a regular basis. The Maybourne Riviera is part of a particularly strong area of the French Riviera, between Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Monaco, Cap-Ferrat, Èze and Menton. I also photograph weddings in Monaco, à Èze, à Menton, as well as in iconic locations all over France. French Riviera.

Each address has its own light, its own breath, its own visual language. The Maybourne Riviera remains one of the most singular for couples who want a very contemporary, very upscale wedding, with a different vision of the Riviera.

Your wedding photographer at the Maybourne Riviera

Getting married at the Maybourne Riviera means choosing a venue unlike any other on the French Riviera. Here, the sea, the architecture, the light and the horizon create an almost unreal setting, at once spectacular, contemporary and deeply singular. But beyond the beauty of the place, what really counts is what you're going to experience.

My job is to tell the story of the day with sensitivity, leaving plenty of room for emotion, the real rhythm of the wedding and the very strong identity of the venue. The aim is not just to create impressive images, but to create an elegant, lively and sincere report, capable of capturing the strongest, most beautiful and truest aspects of the day.

If you're planning your wedding at the Maybourne Riviera and are looking for a photographer who can capture both the power of the venue and the intimacy of your story, I'd love to hear about your project.

You can write to me via the contact form to tell me about your date, your reception and how you imagine your wedding on the Riviera.