Wedding Photography Packages – Bordeaux,  Dordogne & Southwest France

I keep things simple: one full-day rate that covers everything you need, with the option to add coverage for the other days of your celebration. Most couples planning a destination wedding here make a weekend of it, so this structure fits how the celebrations unfold.

Full coverage includes:

Whole day coverage Start to finish. From morning preparations through to the party, I’m there for the whole day. You won’t need to clock-watch or wonder if I’m still around as everything is covered.

Travel costs covered and included to anywhere in SW France

Engagement Session in/around Bordeaux/Saint-Émilion A relaxed session to get comfortable in front of the camera, with portraits in Bordeaux’s characterful spots. Perfect for save-the-dates or a keepsake before the wedding.

Ceremony, portraits, and group photos The key moments photographed with family and friends, alongside simple, natural portraits of the two of you.

600+ edited images via an online gallery All final images carefully edited and delivered in a private gallery you can share with guests. All images free to download as many times as you like.

Preview gallery within 48 hours A handful of highlights ready almost immediately, while the day is still fresh.

€2,150 for all of the above - No hidden fees of any kind.

Add-Ons

Extend the story beyond the main day. Many couples plan a whole weekend in France, so these options make sure everything is photographed as it unfolds.

Day-Before or Day-After Coverage — €400 per day

Rehearsal dinner, pool party, or BBQ. A relaxed start or end to the story and a chance to capture the people who matter outside of the main event.

If you’re planning a proposal or engagement session rather than a wedding, you can find more information here.

A bride in a white wedding dress and five women in matching blue and white floral dresses walking outdoors, holding bouquets, with cars parked along the street in a green, residential area.
Bride and groom exchanging vows outdoors in wedding ceremony

Your Wedding Journey With Me

  1. Lightning‑fast response

    You’ll hear back from me within 24 hours. I will also send lots of lovely galleries to look through with my Welcome Pack.

  2. Introductory call

    We’ll jump on a call to have a chat and to talk through your plans and check we’re a good fit for each other.

  3. Secure your date

    A signed contract and 500€ deposit secures your date.

  4. Thoughtful guide on the lead up

    I’ll send over a few guides with tips on such things as timings and shot lists.

  5. Unlimited prep calls

    We chat as much as you need—questions, shot lists, venue walkthroughs.

  6. Seamless wedding day

    I show up early, stay switched on, and keep the day ticking without getting in the way. Calm when it’s needed, invisible when it helps, and always where I’m meant to be.

  7. Sneak‑peek gallery

    You’ll get a mini gallery within 48 hours. Enough to relive it, tease your friends, or send to nosy relatives.

  8. Easy final delivery

    A private online gallery with all your final photos, ready to download, print, or share. No watermarks!

Not sure which package fits best or want to know how I actually work on the day? Here’s a bit more about me — it might help.

A black and white photo of a bride and groom walking into a wedding ceremony through a large open doorway surrounded by stone walls. Guests are standing and seated on the left side, watching the couple enter. The bride is wearing a long, flowing gown with a train and the groom is dressed in a suit. The scene appears to be in a historic or rustic venue.

Contact me.

Gavin Chapman · Wedding Photographer in France

I’m based in Bordeaux and photograph weddings across the Dordogne, Charente, Lot-et-Garonne and throughout France.

I work mainly with English-speaking couples from the UK, US, Australia, Ireland and beyond — people who want beautifulful photographs of themselves and the people who matter most, on the day that matters most.

Available across France and Europe.

I’d love to hear what you’re planning.