It was summer, the village of l’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is one of the most prettiest villages of France with its traditional shop with its traditional shops of soap and olive oil with an aged wooden front. The village is surrounded by the Sorgues river which divides the pretty village into several islands where you can find restaurants with dishes with Provencal flavors by the water. But above all l'Isle-su-la-Sorgue is especially hosts one of the most beautiful churches in France, Notre Dame des Anges. The village place was filled with elegant guests with the flower girls and their basket of rose petals which by the heat bothered the air with their perfume. The village was full of curious tourists were approaching more and more around the church wondering who could marry in this beautiful church. So when the bride's car arrived many of them were trying to see our beautiful Harriet in her wedding dress on her dady's arm.
Read MoreThis place is one of the oldest district of Paris. It is also where Parisian life begins for most French people. It hosts renowned schools such as La Sorbonne. The district is very lively and a real balance between typical Parisian life and tourist passage. I love to walk there with my couples because I find that this is where we find the heart of Paris, between its shops, its booksellers, its terraces and its cafes. A very Parisian atmosphere during a photographic walk.
Read MoreIt was market day that morning, the village of Lourmarin was buzzing. Impossible to imagine that it was preparing at the same time the Carolina and Joao's wedding, in the heart of this crowd. After having passed all the obstacles of our road, I arrived in front of a big and heavy wrought iron door of Le Galinier. I could hear the sounds of the market moving behind me and the melody of the musicians who were rehearsing their Brazilian song in acoustics to take place. We had arrived at Carolina and Joao’s romantic wedding in Provence.
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