Trocadéro
The classic view of the Eiffel Tower, best at sunrise before the square fills up.



Bordeaux, France

Your Paris Story, Before the Crowds Arrive.


A session usually starts early at the Trocadéro, with the Eiffel Tower in full view and almost nobody around, then moves along the river to the Bir-Hakeim bridge, the Pont Alexandre III or the Louvre, with a stop in a café for coffee and croissants. Rain is not a reason to cancel: one couple arrived without an umbrella, we bought two on the way, and they became part of the photographs.
Spring and early autumn are comfortable for a walking session. One couple came in early autumn, when the summer heat had gone and the sun was still out.
Early morning is the best time: soft light and empty squares. By mid-morning the Trocadéro and the Louvre fill with people.
The places are close together. From the Trocadéro you can walk along the Seine to the Bir-Hakeim bridge or towards the Pont Alexandre III, and I plan the route before we meet.
We go anyway. Bridges and café terraces give cover, and wet streets and pavements reflect the light.
One intimate wedding in the centre of Paris and three sessions: a pre-wedding walk from the Trocadéro to the Louvre, an anniversary at sunrise ending at Bir-Hakeim, and a morning in the rain.
All weddingsThese are the places I come back to with couples. I know which ones are empty at sunrise, how far they are from each other on foot, and where to shelter if it rains.
Check your dateThe classic view of the Eiffel Tower, best at sunrise before the square fills up.



Gilded statues and ornate lamps over the Seine, with the Eiffel Tower down the river.



The glass pyramid, its fountains and the stone arcades of the palace courtyards.



The iron colonnade under the metro line, framing the Eiffel Tower.



“Dina is an amazing destination wedding photographer.”


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. So far most of my Paris work has been engagement and pre-wedding sessions, along with an intimate wedding in the centre of the city. A full wedding day is €2,800 for 10 hours or €3,100 for 12 hours, and travel within France is included.
€1,200 for 4 hours at two locations, with 150+ photos.
Early. Sunrise gives the softest light and the quietest streets, especially at the Trocadéro.
We go anyway, with umbrellas, and use bridges and cafés for cover. In Paris, rain makes the photographs more romantic, not less.
Yes. Give your partner a reason for the session that won’t raise questions: booking a photo shoot just because usually does.
I’m excited to go wherever your love story is taking me and looking forward to hearing from you!
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