The Flemish textile legacy — mansions of 19th-century industrialists. Wedding photographer in Tourcoing with a documentary approach — I capture real moments without interrupting. 15 min from Lille, I work regularly in the area and know its iconic venues.
Wedding photographer — Tourcoing
Wedding photographer in Tourcoing
Flemish town in the Lille metro, textile-heritage weddings. Documentary photo reportage, 10+ years of experience.
- 10+ yrs of weddings
- 1,000+ photos delivered
- 4.9/5 168 verified reviews
- Duo photo + video available
Approach: documentary photography with a cinematic eye. In Tourcoing, I adapt to the rhythm of each wedding — civil, religious, secular ceremony, cocktail, dinner, evening party. A few posed portraits as a complement, but the focus remains documentary.
Iconic locations regularly photographed: MUba, Centre. For receptions, I work with Hôtels particuliers du textile and other venues in the area — I know their light, angles, and constraints.
Logistics: 15 min from Lille. Day-before presence available for two-day weddings. Photo + video duo coverage option with my team for complete coverage without interference.
What our couples say
★★★★★"Prestataires exceptionnels"
Le rendu est juste magnifique. JB et Peter ont totalement compris ce que nous souhaitions. Leur bonne humeur et leur discrétion ont été appréciées de tous.
★★★★★"Parfait"
Je recommande Jay et Cassandra à 1000 %. Discrets, fun et disponibles à tout moment. Les photos sont incroyables.
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Request a photo quote →Frequently asked questions
How much does a wedding photo session cost?
Base package from €1,080 for a half-day. Full day between €1,800 and €2,800 depending on coverage and options. Custom quote after we discuss your brief, venue and timeline.
Can we see a full wedding?
Yes — private gallery of a recent wedding (with the couple's permission) is sent so you can see the look across a full day, not just Instagram images. It's important to project yourself.
How do you behave during the ceremony?
Discreetly and silently — cameras in electronic shutter mode (no sound), movement only at key moments (entrance, exit, ring exchange). No flash, no interruption.
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.
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.