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Dina Deykun
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Bride lifting her lace veil in a château salon

Your French Wedding, Captured with Elegance.

A wedding photographer in France

Photography is not just about beautiful images - it’s about creating memories that feel alive every time you look at them.

Dina on a white sofa, her face hidden behind an open magazine
Dina in a café, holding two glasses of red wine in front of her face

I’m Dina, a wedding and engagement photographer in France.

For me every project is a conversation, where we capture truth with an honest eye.

I work to capture the beauty, emotion, and magic of your wedding day, creating photographs that are both timeless and deeply personal.

My philosophy is built on understanding each couple, listening to their vision, and blending it with my own editorial style to produce authentic imagery that becomes a legacy for future generations.

As a wedding, pre-wedding, and fashion photographer in France, I specialise in destination weddings that unite cinematic artistry with genuine emotion. Travel is at the heart of my work - from intimate elopements in Paris to châteaux in Provence and celebrations around the world, I go wherever your story unfolds.

Storytelling
Not the photos. The stories.
Editorial Elegance
Refined compositions with a timeless touch
Destination Expertise
Deep knowledge of France’s most iconic and intimate wedding locations
About me

Recent Weddings

The six most recent weddings in the portfolio, from Château Belle Époque and Château Gassies near Bordeaux to Château d’Oche in the Dordogne and Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Each story follows the whole day in order: the preparations, the vows, the portraits in the evening light and the dancing that came after.

All weddings

What couples say

“Dina was our Photographer in June '25 in the Dordogne, and she was amazing. So easy to meet her online, organise all of the details easily, and then send her photos we wanted in preparation. She also worked really well with our videographer, and made sure we got every photo we needed. Highly recommend!!”

Hannah and Guy, wedding at Château d’Oche, DordogneSee wedding
Hannah and Guy on their wedding day

Where I photograph

I am based in Bordeaux, and most of my weddings take place in the châteaux of Bordeaux and the Dordogne. I also travel for weddings in Provence, on the French Riviera, in Occitanie, the Loire Valley and Paris, and further across Europe whenever a couple asks me to.

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Bordeaux

Home. Eight châteaux among the vines of Saint-Émilion, the Médoc and the Entre-Deux-Mers, from Château de Garde to Château Rigaud.

Azeezat and Roger standing apart at the far end of the mirror fountain, the château behind them
Molly with her bridesmaids in black holding white paper parasols on the lawn
Victoria and Ryan on the lawn below the towers of Château Le Petit Verdus

Dordogne

Ten châteaux, from Lacanaud and Lacoste to d’Oche and Rigoulières. Long June evenings, vineyards, and many English-speaking couples marrying around Bergerac and Eymet.

A couple walking across the lawn in front of Château Lacanaud and its square tower
A bride in a full gown walking through the garden beside the ivy-covered walls of Château d’Oche
A couple kissing on the lawn in front of the façade of Château de Lacoste

Provence

Stone bastides, olive groves and lavender fields. Château de Robernier near Brignoles, and garden weddings around Aix-en-Provence in early summer.

A couple at the stone balustrade above the gardens of Château de Robernier
A bride on the black-and-white marble floor of the hall at Château de Robernier, seen from above
Long dinner tables under a green pergola at Château de Robernier

French Riviera

Villas above the sea from Nice to Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where the light stays soft and golden long after the sun drops behind the hills.

A couple kissing at their ceremony between tall cypresses in Saint-Paul-de-Vence
A couple at a terrace railing looking over the green hills of Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Guests dancing under string lights at a villa in Saint-Paul-de-Vence

Occitanie

Château du Puis es Pratx and the wine country around Béziers and Narbonne. Warm stone, wide open skies and long late-summer evenings.

The fountain in the courtyard in front of the ivy-covered house at Château du Puits es Pratx
A ceremony under an arch of blue and white flowers in the garden of Château du Puits es Pratx
A couple pouring a champagne tower in the garden at Château du Puits es Pratx

Loire Valley

Allure du Lac and the river châteaux between Nantes and Angers. Formal gardens, pale tufa stone and gentle light from morning to dusk.

The turreted white façade of Château Allure du Lac across the lawn
Guests standing for an outdoor ceremony in the grounds of Château Allure du Lac
Château Allure du Lac lit up at dusk above dinner tables in the courtyard

Paris

Pre-wedding sessions and intimate elopements: early walks along the Seine, quiet Montmartre streets and the Tuileries before the crowds arrive.

A bride and groom running across the Trocadéro as pigeons scatter, the Eiffel Tower behind
A couple embracing between the ornate lamps of the Pont Alexandre III
A couple sitting by the fountains beside the Louvre pyramid

A full wedding day starts at €2,800. Most couples book six to eighteen months ahead. 10 or 12 hours of coverage, 400+ or 500+ edited photographs, an online gallery and a preview within 10 days. Travel within France is included.

Bridesmaids gathered around the bride as she gets ready, in black and white
  1. 1. We talk first

    A call about your story, the atmosphere you want and the people who matter most.

  2. 2. We plan the light

    A timeline built around the best hour for portraits, and a venue scout when I don’t know it yet.

  3. 3. I document, quietly

    A few guided portraits, then I move through the day without interrupting it.

  4. 4. You get the gallery

    A preview within 10 days, then the full gallery within three months, in a private online gallery you can share with family.

Questions

Do you travel outside Bordeaux?

Yes, across France and abroad. Travel within France is included; abroad it is quoted per wedding.

How far ahead should we book?

Most couples book six to eighteen months ahead. Summer Saturdays go first.

When do we get our photographs?

A preview within 10 days and the full gallery within three months at most.

From the journal

My journal

I’m excited to go wherever your love story is taking me and looking forward to hearing from you!

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