Camille
& Maxime.
· Symbolic ceremony
Bright flowers, a garden ceremony and their loved ones gathered around them. In September 2026, Camille and Maxime celebrated their wedding with tender gestures, shared rituals and music.
Photography · A ∞ Company
In the garden,
a place for everyone.
Two chairs await the couple in front of the fountain. Bouquets bring together deep reds, pink, blue and yellow, while sunlight filters through the trees onto the front rows. The setting gives this symbolic ceremony a joyful atmosphere, leaving the people at its heart to take centre stage.
Guests gather around Camille and Maxime. An embrace, a smile from a seated guest, a hand resting on a shoulder: the photographs also preserve these quiet exchanges between the couple and their loved ones.
Connections
made visible.
During the ceremony, red ribbons are wrapped around Camille and Maxime’s hands. They then pour two sands, one red and one pale, into a single frame. Two simple gestures that give their commitment a visible form.
We love to photograph the whole scene before moving closer: the hands, the falling sand, the focused expressions. A wedding story takes shape through these details as much as through the wider photographs.
Close
to each other.
During the ceremony, Camille and Maxime embrace. The bouquet, speeches and setting fade into the background. What remains is this gesture and the way they hold each other.
The colour photographs preserve the warmth of the light and the vivid flowers. Black-and-white portraits bring a different rhythm to the story, drawing attention to expressions and silhouettes.
Their loved ones,
gathered around them.
The group portrait brings together generations, outfits and individual personalities. A posed photograph with an almost editorial feel, it is above all a record of the people who were there.
And the music
takes over.
The day continues at the reception. Maxime joins the musicians on bass, revealing another, freer side of the wedding, carried by the band’s energy. From the calm of the garden to those first notes, the photographs follow a day shared together.
