Wedding photographer in Oise

Wedding photographer in Oise for 10+ years, I've covered over 200 ceremonies between Beauvais, Chantilly, Senlis, Creil and Compiègne. I know every estate, every light, every local rhythm — that's what makes the difference on the day.

My style here: auteur reportage, cinematic eye, very little direction. I photograph what happens, not what I stage. A few posed portraits at golden hour as a complement, the rest captured candidly: hands shaking before the entrance, parents' eyes during the speeches, the table rising at the first chord. I have worked this way in the Oise for over ten years, and that is why guests stop noticing me halfway through the day.

The Oise is not one homogeneous area: it is four wedding basins that have little in common. The south (Chantilly, Senlis, Lamorlaye, Gouvieux) plays the aristocratic card with châteaux, racecourse and forest, and many couples coming from Paris. The centre (Creil, Clermont, Pont-Sainte-Maxence) mixes characterful town halls with family estates. The east (Compiègne, Tracy-le-Val) works the large estates with on-site cottages, where the whole family sleeps in the same place. The west (Beauvais, Crèvecœur-le-Grand, La Houssoye) is Picardy countryside, stone farms and barns. Each basin sets its own pace, and that concretely changes how I build a day.

What I actually photographed in the department over the last two seasons: Chloé and Allan at the Domaine du Bois Saint Mard in Tracy-le-Val in May 2026, a wedding we prepared together for three years, covered from the morning arrival at the cottages to the first dance. Alex and Audrey at the same estate three weeks later, photo and drone, from getting ready in their two houses to the closing fireworks. Mathilde and Paul in Crèvecœur-le-Grand then at the Château de Moliens in May 2026, a full day in photo, video and drone. Lydia and Éric at the Domaine la Ferme du Roy in Anserville, a stone barn dressed with peonies, from the morning dressing to the champagne fountain. And Pauline and Benjamin at the Château de la Trye in September 2025, a couple who wanted bright images and definitely not the dark look you see everywhere.

The venues I know well, having returned to them several times: Château de la Tour in Gouvieux, Château de Lamorlaye, Château de Pontarmé, Château de la Houssoye, Château de Moliens, Château de la Trye, Château des Granges, Château de Jeanne in Gouvieux, Domaine du Bois Saint Mard, Domaine de Brion, Domaine du Mont Rouge, Domaine la Ferme du Roy. Knowing a venue is not cosmetic: it means knowing where the light falls at 7pm in June, which room becomes impossible without flash after dessert, and which corner of the park stays usable when a storm rolls through.

Oise weddings are almost always multi-site: town hall in the morning, church or secular ceremony in the afternoon, estate in the evening, sometimes three different towns in one day. I am based in the department, so no mileage fee within the 60, and I handle transfers without keeping the procession waiting. Solo coverage or photo and video duo with my team: two framings that never clash, no double-light glare, synchronized delivery. Day-before presence available for early starts or two-day weddings.

Delivery: private online gallery within 1 month, 300 to 600 retouched photos depending on the package and coverage length. A 3 to 7-minute video teaser in the same timeframe with the duo option, long version up to 1h on request. Fine art prints, album and box set on quote. One thing that matters more than people think here: I answer fast, evenings and weekends included, because most Oise couples plan their wedding while working in Paris.