Provence Wedding Videography

In Provence, wedding videography pricing usually ranges from €3,500 to €8,000 depending on the level of coverage and the creative approach. My work focuses on crafting a film that reflects not only your wedding day, but also the atmosphere of Provence itself, its light, landscapes and pace. Each project is tailored accordingly.

My approach combines cinematic storytelling with a natural, documentary feel.
Provence offers a very specific light and rhythm, from slow mornings to warm golden evenings. I focus on capturing real moments within that atmosphere, without staging or interrupting the flow of the day.

Not always. My work is designed for couples who want more than a traditional coverage.
If you are looking for a complete, highly structured documentation of every moment, another approach may suit you better. My focus is on emotion, rhythm and storytelling.

I adapt to the natural flow of the day and the specific pace of Provence weddings, which often include outdoor ceremonies, long dinners and multi-day celebrations.
I remain discreet, capturing moments as they happen, with minimal direction when needed, mainly to take advantage of the light and environment.

You receive a curated film experience rather than raw footage.
Typically, this includes a short cinematic film (3–5 minutes) and a longer film (up to 15 minutes), built around the key moments and the atmosphere of your wedding in Provence.
Additional edits, such as full speeches, can be included if you want more complete coverage.

Most weddings in Provence involve guests traveling from abroad and multiple locations.
I work closely with planners and anticipate logistics such as timing, light, distances between venues and multi-day schedules to ensure everything runs smoothly without stress. I’m also a destination wedding videographer, feel free to reach out if you’re getting married abroad!

I always work with backup equipment, including multiple cameras and audio systems.
For larger weddings or when preparations happen in different locations, I can also bring additional videographers to ensure full coverage.

I have been filming weddings since 2014, regularly working in Provence and across the South of France.
Over time, I have developed a strong understanding of the region’s venues, light and timing, which plays a key role in the final film.

Rather than simply documenting the day, I build each film around a narrative.
Provence is not just a backdrop, it becomes part of the story, through its light, textures and atmosphere. The goal is to create a film that feels both personal and rooted in the place.

Provence offers a wide variety of landscapes, each with a distinct visual atmosphere that directly influences the film.
The Luberon is known for its soft light, stone villages and warm tones. Locations like Gordes, Bonnieux or Ménerbes create a very timeless and intimate feel, especially for sunset sequences.
The Alpilles, around Saint-Rémy-de-Provence or Les Baux-de-Provence, bring more texture and contrast, with olive trees, limestone cliffs and a slightly more dramatic light, ideal for cinematic storytelling.
The Provence countryside, with vineyards and bastides, offers a balanced and elegant setting, often used for multi-day weddings with outdoor dinners and long golden evenings.
Closer to the coast, the French Riviera introduces a different energy, with brighter light, sea views and a more vibrant atmosphere, particularly around Nice, Saint-Tropez, Nice, Cannes or Cap-Ferrat.
Each area creates a different visual rhythm. The choice of location shapes not only the aesthetic of the film, but also the way the story is told.

Each collection is built around a clear structure, while remaining flexible to adapt to your wedding.
The Classic collection focuses on the wedding day itself. It typically includes up to 10–12 hours of coverage, from preparations to the main moments of the evening. You receive two films: a short cinematic highlight (around 3–5 minutes) and a longer film (up to 15 minutes), capturing the key moments and overall atmosphere of the day.
The Narrative collection expands on this by integrating a storytelling approach. Coverage can include the wedding day as well as additional filming time (such as a pre-wedding session or moments captured the day before). You receive a short narrative film (4–6 minutes) and a longer documentary-style film (up to 15 minutes), built around your story and personal elements.
Both collections can be extended depending on your wedding structure. Options include additional hours of coverage, a second videographer for multi-location or larger weddings, drone footage (subject to conditions and regulations), and extended edits such as full ceremony or speeches.
The goal is to offer a clear framework, while allowing enough flexibility to match the reality of your wedding in Provence.