Bordeaux, France
Château de Robernier
An estate near Cotignac with pale stone façades, a marble hall, a pergola for dinner and gardens looking out over the hills.
Your Provence Wedding, in Southern Light.
Wedding photographer in Provence
In Provence most of my weddings have been at Château de Robernier, near Cotignac, among vineyards and olive trees. The estate gives a wedding room to move: a ceremony in the gardens or the village church, dinner under the pergola, dancing outside.
Weddings here often take two days, and the days can be very different: one couple had a harp and violin ceremony on the first and Dhol drummers and an Indian banquet on the second. I follow both at the same pace, and plan portraits around the heat and the light.
Season
Late May to September is the usual season. June and September are the most comfortable. In July and August the middle of the day is hot, so ceremonies work best later in the afternoon.
Light
Provençal light is strong at midday and warm late in the day. I keep portraits in the shade of the gardens and buildings until the sun is low.
Getting around
Marseille Provence is the nearest large airport for the countryside around Cotignac, with Nice as an alternative. Venues are rural, so book guest shuttles early.
If it rains
Rain is rarer here, but it happens. At Château de Robernier light rain followed one ceremony, and we made portraits around the château, where the buildings and gardens give shelter.
- Full day
- From €2,800 · 10 or 12 hours
- Book ahead
- 6–18 months
Real weddings in Provence
Two weddings at Château de Robernier: a two-day celebration with a classical ceremony and an Indian banquet, and a day with the ceremony in the old church in nearby Cotignac.
All weddingsChâteaux I’ve photographed
Château de Robernier is the Provençal estate I know best. I know where the shade is at each hour, how long the walk is from the gardens to dinner, and where to go for portraits if the weather turns.
Check your dateWhat 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!!”
A full wedding day starts at €2,800: up to 10 hours of coverage, 400+ edited photographs, a preview within 10 days and the full gallery within three months. Travel within France is included. Most couples book six to eighteen months ahead.
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.
Questions
When is the best time to get married in Provence?
Late May to September. June and September are the most balanced, with reliable light and temperatures your guests can enjoy.
Do you photograph weddings all over Provence?
Yes, including Aix-en-Provence, Brignoles and the countryside estates around them. Travel within France is included.
Can you photograph a two-day wedding?
Yes. At Château de Robernier I photographed a wedding weekend with a classical ceremony on the first day and an Indian celebration on the second. Tell me about both days and we’ll plan the coverage together.
How much does wedding photography in Provence cost?
A full wedding day is €2,800 for 10 hours or €3,100 for 12 hours, and travel within France is included.
How far ahead should we book?
Most couples book 6 to 18 months ahead. June and September Saturdays go first.
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