I don't have specific number limatation. On a typical full day wedding, I select around 500 photos on average. Culling is a very thought-through and precise process as it is crucial for me to tell the full story of your day without drowning you in too many images.

I always try to fit the couple session at the end of the day, as close to sunset as possible. In summer, this often falls around 8/8:30 p.m. This is why I recommend doing it while the guests are getting ready to sit, at the end of the cocktail.

It lats usually around 30 minutes. That way, it gives us time to capture great images without feeling pressured by the time. We can of course take a lot longer that that if you wish to.

If the weather turns bad we have a few options.
Take coverage and do them indoor, or gasp the moment and have a go outside. It is always a good way to think creatively and get original images.

I can travel anywhere really. Although I tend to favor venues less than 2 hours away from my place or in Paris.
50km are included in my collections. Above that, we discuss a custom invoice depending on the location.

This day is mainly centered on your relationship. It's a time to celebrate your love, the journey you've taken together.
Your guests have an important place in your life and they are an integral part of this day. So I always take the time to photograph their emotions and the general atmosphere of that day.
However, a wedding being a very dynamic event, I cannot make individual portraits of each person or family. You will be asked to send me a trombinoscope of people to favor, however I can promise you no image that has not been expressly requested and organized on D-Day.