Chateau Erigoye Wedding Photographer

Architectural nuance meets intentional imagery

My photographic approach foregrounds structure, geometry, and ambient light to craft images that feel architectural and purposeful rather than staged. At Château Erigoye, the 19th-century residence and its 10 hectares of grounds present compositional clarity — from open lawns edged by mature trees to reception rooms with disciplined proportions - allowing me to work with natural light and spatial flow throughout the day. I have documented multiple celebrations here and understand how ceremonies, portraits, and receptions unfold in the parkland, terraces, and interior spaces, which informs how I guide couples and plan coverage.

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Château Erigoye at a glance

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Estate scale

A 10-hectare parkland setting with mature trees, lawns, and vistas that frame outdoor moments with depth and context.

Historic fabric

A 19th-century freestone residence with refined proportions that translate well in editorial photography.

Reception geometry

Two substantial reception rooms totalling around 200 m², one sound-insulated, facilitating distinct flows from ceremony to dining.

Orientation & light

South-facing terraces and pool area ensure directional light across afternoon and early evening, useful for portraits without relying on artificial fill.

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Château Erigoye Wedding

Couples choose Château Erigoye for its balanced combination of structured interiors and expansive open spaces that photograph with clarity and cohesion.

The layout, with interconnected outdoor areas and reception halls, supports a natural progression from ceremony to portraits without disjointed transitions. My experience here shows how afternoon light on the terraces and parkland yields images with controlled contrast and spatial layering, while the internal volumes of the château respond well to ambient window light. The accommodation on site also allows extended coverage across a full wedding weekend.

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Couples Ask

Best season to marry at Château Erigoye?

Spring through early autumn is excellent for utilizing the outdoor terraces and parkland; shadows on lawns become most graphic late afternoon.

Do you work regularly at this venue?

Yes — I’ve shot several weddings at Château Erigoye and understand its rhythms and transitions.

Are you familiar with logistics / layout?

I know the flow from ceremony lawns to reception halls and terrace orientations, which helps plan light and movement coverage.

What are your rates?

My base rate for a Château Erigoye wedding is €2,500, travel included from Bordeaux.

Where do you travel from?

I travel from Bordeaux as my home base and routinely cover weddings throughout Gironde.