Chamonix Photographer FAQ – Weddings, Elopements & Couple Photoshoots

It’s best to book 8–12 months in advance, especially for summer weddings in Chamonix. However, if your date is flexible or you’re planning an elopement, I sometimes have last-minute availability.

Yes! Whether it’s a grand celebration or an intimate mountain escape, I’m here to tell your story authentically. I photograph weddings, elopements, engagements, and adventure sessions across Chamonix and beyond.

Absolutely. I help couples choose the best Chamonix and Mont Blanc backdrops, from alpine meadows to glacier viewpoints. My goal is to make your experience effortless and unforgettable.

Every session includes a pre-shoot chat, location planning, styling tips, a photo session lasting up to 1hr and beautifully edited, high-resolution photos ready to download and share.

Some of my favourite spots are Lac Blanc, Montenvers, and the Aiguille du Midi trails. Each location has a different mood — romantic sunrise, snowy peaks, or golden evening light.

Yes — I love capturing that excitement before your wedding. It’s a great way to get comfortable in front of the camera and celebrate your story.

Yes! Early morning or late evening light in the Alps is absolutely magical and worth the early wake-up.

Definitely. I regularly photograph in Megève, Verbier, Annecy and Geneva — and I'm always up for an adventure and reason to travel.

Simply reach out via my contact form with your preferred date and shoot type. I’ll get back to you within 24 hours with availability and package options.

Travel within the Chamonix Valley is included. For destinations further afield, I’ll provide a transparent quote before confirming.

For wedding photography, you’ll receive a sneak peek within a few days, and your full gallery is ready in 3–5 weeks, depending on the season.

Yes! I offer a photo + video combination package for couples who want both captured seamlessly. I switch between photo and video during the day to ensure nothing is missed.Yes! Early morning or late evening light in the Alps is absolutely magical and worth the early wake-up.