Vibrant Feelings

Name: Vibrant Feelings
Address: Paris, 75013, FR
Telephone: +33659708111
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France
Paris
Vibrant Feelings

Love and Lifestyle Photographer

25/08/2026

France is more than a beautiful backdrop for a wedding.

It changes the rhythm of the day: the light falling through historic interiors, the sound of footsteps against stone, the quiet that exists just before everything begins.

Black and white lets me strip the scene back to what holds it together — movement, architecture, gestures and the space between two people.

For couples travelling to France to get married, my role is not to turn your wedding into a postcard. It is to understand the character of the place without letting it become more important than the people inside it.

You bring your story. France gives it a setting.
The photographs should belong to both.

Planning your wedding in France from abroad? Tell me where you’ll be travelling from — I would love to discover what you are creating here.

24/08/2026

A little milestone worth celebrating ✨

For the second time, Vibrant Feelings is featured in Tatler.

Seeing my work appear in these pages again feels especially meaningful — not only because of what the publication represents, but because it reflects the direction I’ve been building towards over the past few years: intimate celebrations, editorial storytelling, real emotion, and weddings that feel deeply personal rather than performative.

My approach continues to evolve too, blending digital and analogue photography, documentary instinct and a more editorial eye — while always leaving space for the unexpected moments that make each story unique.

To every couple who has trusted me with their memories, and to everyone who continues to support my work: thank you.

Second Tatler feature. Still a little surreal. 🤍

Paris · France · Worldwide
Digital & film wedding photography

21/08/2026

I probably don’t show enough of the dancefloor here.

Which is slightly ironic, because it’s genuinely one of my favourite parts of a wedding day to photograph.

Once dinner ends, jackets disappear, shoes become optional and the lights go down, something shifts.

People stop thinking about timelines, photographs and what they’re supposed to be doing.

They just start having fun.

And from a photographer’s point of view, that’s when things get really interesting.

Wedding planner / designer : 🤘🏼 Mery | Wedding Planner | Toulouse & Marrakech
Floral designer : Signature Flowers & Events
Venue : Palais Lona ✨
Photographer : Destination Wedding Photographer | Aurélie Blanche
Videographer : Wedding Photography and videography
Gowns : LOVALANCHE wedding dresses | bridal couture 🪡 - INNOCENTIA BRIDAL

Before photographing weddings, I spent years photographing concerts.

And I think that experience still influences the way I work more than I sometimes realise.

Concert photography taught me to anticipate movement, work with unpredictable light, react quickly and find photographs inside complete chaos.

But more importantly, it taught me not to stay on the outside.

I photographed a lot from inside the crowd — surrounded by bodies, movement, noise and music.

Because sometimes, if you want to photograph the energy of something, you have to be willing to step inside it.

The dancefloor isn’t only about dancing.

It’s where I see some of the most spontaneous affection of the entire wedding day.

Friends grabbing each other.
Parents kissing their children.
People screaming lyrics into someone’s ear.
Hugs that last a little too long.
Champagne, sweat, terrible dance moves and absolutely no concern about looking perfect.

By that point, most people have forgotten about my camera.

And honestly, that’s exactly what I want.

Because this is where wedding photographs become a little less polished — and a lot more alive.

So when the dancefloor opens, I’m not standing ten metres away waiting for something to happen.

I’m in there with you.

Moving through the crowd.
Getting close.
Watching expressions.
Following the rhythm of what’s happ

19/08/2026

Not every wedding needs to be online.

Choosing me as your wedding photographer never means automatically agreeing to have your story shared on Instagram, my website or anywhere else.

Some couples love seeing their photographs published. Others want to keep their wedding entirely private.

Both choices are equally valid.

Your wedding is your memory before it is ever part of my portfolio.

Privacy is something we can talk about openly from the very beginning — no awkward conversation, no justification needed.

Because being trusted with something intimate also means knowing when it should remain yours.

Privacy doesn’t have to be all or nothing.

In my contract, couples can choose how their photographs may be shared.

That can mean allowing the full story to be published, selecting only certain photographs, sharing images where they cannot be identified — hands, flowers, silhouettes, details — or choosing no publication at all.

And if your feelings about it change later, tell me.

What felt comfortable when you booked your photographer may feel different after your wedding, and I would always rather have that conversation than make someone uncomfortable with the way their images are being used.

Consent isn’t a detail hidden somewhere in a contract.

It is part of the trust between us.

And one for the photographers.

Yes, having a beautiful wedding you cannot fully publish can be frustrating.

But when it happens occasionally, it doesn’t have to mean the photographs disappear completely from your visual world.

Look beyond faces.

The architecture.
The landscape.
Flowers and textures.
Hands and silhouettes.
Fashion details.
Movement.
Tables.
Light.
The strange little things you noticed because you were there.

Sometimes those photographs tell more about the way you see than another perfectly posed portrait ever could.

And sometimes the answer really is: nothing gets published.

That’s okay too.

One wedding will never build or

17/08/2026

Welcome to the story.

Before the vows, before the speeches, before the dancing, there is a place slowly becoming part of your wedding.

The architecture.
The garden.
The late afternoon light.
A door left open.
A reflection that only existed for a few seconds.

When choosing your wedding venue, you’re not simply choosing a beautiful backdrop for photographs.

You’re choosing the place where your memories will live.

And as a photographer, I want to remember more than how you looked there.

I want to remember where it all happened — and how that place felt before the story even began.

And then, you step inside.

The quiet space you visited months ago is suddenly full of familiar voices.

Doors open.
Glasses are poured.
Someone runs across the garden to hug someone they haven’t seen in years.
Conversations overlap.
People wander from shadow into sunlight.

Little by little, a venue stops being architecture.

It becomes part of your story.

For photographers, I think this is where looking beyond the “important moments” matters.

Not every meaningful photograph needs a kiss, a tear or two people perfectly framed in beautiful light.

Sometimes the photograph is simply a doorway.

A silhouette.

A room viewed from the shadows.

The distance between where you are standing and where life is happening.

Because a wedding is not only about who was there.

It is also about how it felt to be there.

The heat of the garden against the cool darkness inside.
The sound of conversations drifting through an open door.
Someone holding a glass in the sun.
A familiar silhouette crossing the frame.
The flowers moving in the breeze.

These photographs can seem insignificant while the day is happening.

Years later, they may be the ones that suddenly bring everything back.

For couples: give your photographer the freedom to notice these things.

You don’t need every photograph to be “about you” for every photograph to belong to your story.

And for photographers: sometimes the best thing we can do is stop looking for the next obvious moment and simply look around.

Photograph the spaces between things.

The transitions.
The atmosphere.
The quiet before and after.

Because a wedding

15/08/2026

A civil wedding deserves more than a few photographs on the steps of the city hall.

It is the anticipation.
The room filling with everyone you love.
The hands held a little tighter.
The “yes”.
The applause.
The rings suddenly feeling very real.
And that first walk back outside, married.

Manon & Guillaume chose to celebrate their civil wedding at the beautiful Mairie d’Asnières-sur-Seine, just outside Paris — surrounded by their people, summer light and a lot of joy.

I love photographing civil ceremonies for exactly this reason: they may be shorter, simpler and more spontaneous, but they hold an entire story of their own.

And sometimes, a city hall is quite the setting.

Paris & France civil wedding photographer
Editorial storytelling · digital & film

13/08/2026

Some weddings are beautiful because of the way they look.

Others stay with you because of the way they felt.

Alizée & Arthur’s wedding in Marrakech was both.

A ceremony framed by palms and white flowers, long tables gathering around the water, the last light disappearing behind the gardens — and somewhere along the way, all that elegance giving way to embraces, champagne, music and a very full dance floor.

This is what I love about photographing weddings: not choosing between editorial beauty and real life.

The architecture.
The details.
The people you love losing themselves in the moment.

A wedding can be exquisitely designed and still feel completely alive.

Alizée & Arthur — Marrakech, Morocco.

Wedding planner / designer : 🤘🏼 Mery | Wedding Planner | Toulouse & Marrakech
Floral designer : Signature Flowers & Events
Venue : Palais Lona ✨
Photographer : Destination Wedding Photographer | Aurélie Blanche
Videographer : Wedding Photography and videography

24/07/2026

🌿 A little pause before new adventures.

From July 25 to August 10, I’ll be taking a step away from work to fully recharge and travel.

During this time:
• I won’t be available on Instagram or WhatsApp.
• Only emails sent to 📩 [email protected] will be monitored.
• I’ll reply to urgent requests once a week.
• All other emails will be answered as soon as I’m back.

✨ By the end of today, all galleries currently scheduled for delivery will be sent.

The next gallery deliveries are planned for mid-August, starting with M&E, A&G and J&S.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. Taking time to disconnect allows me to come back inspired and give every couple the attention and care they deserve.

See you very soon,
Aurélie 🇯🇵🤍

19/07/2026

Sometimes, my favourite photographs aren’t of people.

They’re the quiet moments in between.

While everyone is getting ready, laughing around a table or dancing under the stars, I often find myself drawn to the smallest details—a flower moving with the wind, the way the evening light settles on a field, the silence just before everything begins.

Those little pauses remind me to slow down.

It’s also why I gently encourage every couple to take a few moments away from the celebration. Just the two of you. To breathe. To look at each other. To realise that after months of planning… you’re finally here.

Ironically, those are often the moments couples tell me they remember the most.

And they usually become some of their favourite photographs, too.

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75013

Téléphone

+33659708111

Site Web

http://www.vibrant-feelings.com/

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