We are Plus One Stories, wedding photographers and filmmakers based in Paris. We document weddings across Île-de-France and throughout France, Spain and Italy, with an editorial, cinematic eye: natural light, real gestures, no forced posing.
We work in reportage: we follow the day as it unfolds, from getting ready to the end of the party. No systematic staging, no endless group photo lists. What remains of a wedding are the details nobody planned.
Photo and film are conceived together, by the same team. That avoids two suppliers getting in each other's way and gives a coherent story between stills and film.
We speak French, Spanish and English, which matters when families come from several countries — a common situation at Paris weddings.
Paris sets its own constraints: short civil ceremonies at the arrondissement town hall, travel between venues, difficult light inside private mansions and tight schedules. We build the timeline with you in advance so the reportage is never rushed.
We shoot both inside Paris and at the châteaux and estates of Île-de-France, as well as in Normandy, Champagne and Burgundy for two-day weddings.
In May and June the light holds until 10pm: a 4pm ceremony leaves plenty of room for a walk along the quais before dinner. In September the low evening sun is the best light of the year for a couple session, but Saturdays book a year ahead.
Parisian winter has its own value: indoor ceremonies, soft light behind tall Haussmann windows, an empty city at dawn. We build the timeline hour by hour instead of applying the same schedule to every wedding.
Short civil ceremonies, usually indoors under mixed light. We scout our position in advance to cover the vows without disturbing the registrar.
Elegant but sometimes dark spaces. We favour a discreet natural-light approach, adding light only when the evening requires it.
Large properties an hour from Paris, ideal for weddings that unfold outdoors across a full day.
Outdoor humanist ceremonies, with a rain plan agreed in advance.
Weddings of 20 to 60 guests, where the closeness completely changes how we photograph the day.
Short, intense ceremonies in Paris town halls, from the 7th to the 16th: low light, high emotion and tight time slots. We work with complete discretion, no imposed flash, knowing each wedding hall's constraints.
From getting ready in a Marais hotel to the last dance in a Seine-et-Marne château. We handle the travel, the traffic and the shifting light of a Paris day, in both photo and film.
An hour at first light, when the quais, the Palais-Royal or Montmartre are still empty. Locations scouted for your neighbourhood and the season, for images that look like the city rather than a postcard.
A short film cut like a memory, not a music video: live vow audio, silences, gestures. Shot by the same team as the photographs, so two suppliers never crowd a narrow Paris venue.
We work with many couples marrying in Paris from abroad: conversations in French, Spanish and English, remote planning and location notes sent before you land.
For weddings above 120 guests or split across venues, a second eye covers both preparations and the ceremony at once. A day-after session extends the story into a quieter Paris.
Miquel and Paula! Marta and Lucas here. We wanted to tell you that the photos you showed us today left us speechless. You captured every tear, every laugh... even my uncles' improvised dance! Thank you for being so warm and making it all easy.
Good evening, it's Carla. I've just seen the preview and I'm crying again. You managed to tell a story in every single image. What an eye! Thank you for treating my family with so much care.
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