Couples & love story
Proposal photography in France
Your proposal photographed without being noticed, then a short session once the answer is yes.
- From
- €250
- Duration
- 60 min
- Edited photos
- 35
- Gallery
- 48–72h
The look
Proposal
Inspiration for this kind of session. Your photographer shares their own portfolio before you confirm.
What’s included
- Scouting of the exact spot, the angle and your approach
- Discreet coverage of the moment itself, on a long lens
- A short couple session immediately afterwards
- 35 retouched photographs in a private gallery
How the session works
- 01
Tell us your plan
Share the date, the place you have in mind and how you want it to happen.
- 02
Plan the moment
Your photographer helps choose the location and timing, and where to stand.
- 03
Capture the proposal
The photographer stays discreet and photographs the moment as it happens.
- 04
Enjoy your session
Afterwards, a few relaxed minutes of couple portraits.
- 05
Receive your gallery
Your edited photographs arrive within 48–72 hours.
- Duration
- 60 min
- Edited photos
- 35
- Gallery
- 48–72h
The price is confirmed in writing before you book. Longer sessions, a second photographer or 24-hour delivery are quoted up front.
Postponement is free once, if you ask more than 30 days ahead.
Destinations
Proposal in your destination
Available in 13 French cities and destinations, each with photographers who live there.
- Proposal · ParisÎle-de-France
- Proposal · LyonAuvergne-Rhône-Alpes
- Proposal · MarseilleProvence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
- Proposal · BordeauxNouvelle-Aquitaine
- Proposal · ToulouseOccitanie
- Proposal · NiceProvence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
- Proposal · LilleHauts-de-France
- Proposal · NantesPays de la Loire
- Proposal · StrasbourgGrand Est
- Proposal · MontpellierOccitanie
- Proposal · Aix-en-ProvenceProvence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
- Proposal · AvignonProvence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
- Proposal · ReimsGrand Est
About this session
The whole job is not being noticed
- From
- €250
- Duration
- 60 min
- Edited photos
- 35
- Destinations
- 13
A proposal is photographed once. There is no second take, the light is whatever it is, and the person being asked must not spot a photographer beforehand — which is why most of the work happens before anyone arrives. The exact spot is agreed in advance, along with the angle you will approach from and where you will stand, so the camera is already in position and already far away.
The moment itself is covered on a long lens from a distance, usually from somewhere neither of you would think to look. That is the difference between photographs of a proposal and photographs of a couple being watched by a stranger with a camera.
Once the answer is yes, the photographer comes over and the session turns into a short couple shoot on the spot — the fifteen minutes afterwards, when neither of you has quite come down, are usually the best frames of the day. Thirty-five retouched photographs follow in a private gallery.
Proposal: your questions
What if they spot you first?
Distance solves that, not cleverness. We work from a position agreed during scouting, well off your line of approach, on a long lens. In a busy place a person with a camera is invisible; in an empty one they are the only thing to look at, which is why the spot matters more than the gear.
What if the answer is no?
We stop photographing immediately, we do not introduce ourselves, and you receive nothing. The booking still stands. It has happened, and it is handled quietly.