Moselle Wedding Photographers

Wedding Photographers of Moselle, Grand Est

Moselle wedding photographers of the Grand Est Wedding Photojournalist Association in France :

Map of Wedding Photojournalists Serving Moselle Couples

1 Documentary Wedding Photographers...

Hello, it's me, Lucille! I am 32 but feel like I was 10 yesterday! I grew up in the Paris area, travelled abroad for studies and work before settling in the eastern part of France near Luxembourg. I love my little city of Metz where I can do everything on foot, enjoy a drink at a terrace with friends, exhibitions, and concerts. I started photography during family gatherings and fell in love with documentary photography. A never dreamed of a fairy tale wedding for myself, so I never thought of a career as a wedding photographer! But one day I photographed a friends' wedding and discovered it was such a rich playground for a photographer. There are so many moments and emotions concentrated in one day. I love sharing this special day with you, capturing all these little moments and offer you timeless memories. [Metz Wedding Photographer]

Lucille Gaumard

Metz, FR

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1250 (EUR)

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