Château de St-Paul
Pale stone buildings round a wide gravel courtyard, in open countryside just outside Périgueux.



Bordeaux, France

Périgueux Weddings, in Périgord Stone.


Near Périgueux I photograph weddings at Château de St-Paul: pale stone buildings with steep tiled roofs around a wide gravel courtyard, beamed rooms with chandeliers for getting ready, and everything a few steps apart. Sarlat and the châteaux of the Périgord Noir are about an hour away, and I work there too.
The cathedral, the riverside along the Isle and the lanes of the old quarter suit an engagement session or a walk together the morning after.
Narrow lanes run between the buildings, and the courtyard gives a veil room to fly. There are no transfers: the ceremony, drinks and dinner are all a short walk apart.
The pale stone walls and the gravel courtyard keep the light soft. Late afternoon is the best time for portraits.
Bergerac is the nearest airport, about an hour south. Périgueux has a train station on the line from Bordeaux.
Weddings at châteaux within reach of Périgueux, near Sarlat and Eymet, each told in order from getting ready to the dance floor.
All weddingsChâteau de St-Paul, just outside the city, and estates in the Périgord Noir where I’ve photographed weddings.
Check your datePale stone buildings round a wide gravel courtyard, in open countryside just outside Périgueux.



A stone château with carved towers, an old chapel on the lawn and a gravel courtyard for dinner.



A private house just outside Sarlat, hired as a whole, with a formal box garden and a small church a short walk away.



“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!!”


1. We talk first
A call about your story, the atmosphere you want and the people who matter most.
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. I document, quietly
A few guided portraits, then I move through the day without interrupting it.
4. You get the gallery
A preview within 10 days, then the full gallery within three months, through a private link you can share with family.
Yes. It sits just outside Périgueux, and getting ready, the ceremony and dinner all happen a few steps apart.
Yes: around Sarlat, Bergerac and Eymet, at Château d’Oche, Château de Lacoste, Château Lacanaud and other estates in between.
No. Travel within France is included.
Most couples book six to eighteen months ahead, especially for June and September.
I’m excited to go wherever your love story is taking me and looking forward to hearing from you!
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