Wedding photographer at Domaine de Senercy (02240 Séry-lès-Mézières, Aisne). A vine-covered brick manor with pepper-pot turret roofs, a grand red ironwork door, a gravel courtyard dotted with vintage enamel signs, a pond, and a reception hall with exposed beams opening onto greenery. Both partners can get ready on site. I cover this venue with an auteur cinematic approach — capturing real moments without interrupting. Private online gallery within 1 month, photo + video duo option.
Wedding photographer — Domaine de Senercy
Wedding photographer at Domaine de Senercy
Domaine de Senercy, Séry-lès-Mézières (Hauts-de-France) — auteur cinematic photo reportage. Amandine & Benjamin's wedding covered.
- 10+ yrs of weddings
- 500+ weddings covered (team)
- 4.9/5 96 verified reviews
- Under 12h quote reply time
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House approach: auteur photography, cinematic eye, reading emotions. At Senercy, the brick, the manor's red door and the vintage signs in the courtyard give the images a real signature. I capture rather than direct, and I know where to find the light from morning to the heart of the night.
Couples covered at this venue: Amandine & Benjamin.
Featured couple: Amandine & Benjamin, married in June 2026. Getting ready a few steps from each other in the brick buildings, a two-part first look in the driveway (first with Amandine's dad, then as a couple), religious ceremony at the Tergnier church, return to the estate standing in a vintage car amid smoke flares, live saxophonist at the cocktail hour, ribbon dance and a first dance surrounded by spark fountains.
Domaine de Senercy suits every wedding format: both partners getting ready on site, cocktail in the courtyard, dinner in the exposed-beam hall, dancing late into the night up to the cake and croquembouche. Narrative continuity plays out from morning to the heart of the night.
Photo + video duo: I work alone (photo OR video) or in a duo with my collaborator for complete coverage with zero interference — no overlapping framing, no parasitic double-light, synchronized delivery.
Delivery & options: private online gallery within 1 month, 3 to 7-minute video teaser delivered within 1 month, long version up to 1h available on request. Fine art prints, wedding album from €150 and other options on quote. Day-before presence available on request. Packages from €1,080.
What our couples say
★★★★★"Comme remonter le temps"
Le résultat a été bien au-delà de nos attentes, livré en un temps record. Les photos sont incroyablement belles, la vidéo un véritable chef-d'œuvre. Mention spéciale à JB et Mounir, exceptionnels et patients.
★★★★★"Prestataires exceptionnels"
Le rendu est juste magnifique. JB et Peter ont totalement compris ce que nous souhaitions et ont mis un point d'honneur à respecter toutes nos exigences. Bonne humeur et discrétion appréciées de tous. Nous avons aussi loué une borne à selfie qui a fait sensation.
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Wedding photographer and videographer based in Breuil-le-Vert (60), covering Oise + Île-de-France + Hauts-de-France.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos are delivered on average?
Between 600 and 1200 retouched photos depending on coverage duration. All sharp, sorted chronologically, delivered in high resolution via a private downloadable gallery.
How long until we receive the photos?
30-photo preview gallery within 5 days, full retouched delivery in 4 to 8 weeks depending on the season. An email update notifies you at each stage.
Do you shoot film or all digital?
All digital with two Sony A7 full-frame bodies. Color consistency, delivery speed and low-light quality (indoor ceremonies, evening parties) demand digital. Film-look aesthetic available in post-production if you prefer.
Do you do an engagement session before the wedding?
Yes — optional 1.5h session in a location chosen with you (urban exterior, nature, meaningful place). It's a chance to get used to the camera so the wedding day feels more natural.
What if the weather is bad for portraits?
Indoor backup plan always ready (hotel lobby, side room, lit window). We also love rainy moods for unconventional umbrella portraits. Storm light often produces the most striking images.