The question that comes up first, before location or timing, is the price. Might as well answer it directly.
How much does a couple session cost?
A couple session in Paris starts at €250. Three packages, and the difference between them is mostly time.
The hour, from €250. One hour of shooting, one neighborhood.
The half-day, from €700. Three and a half hours, enough to change light and streets a few times.
The getaway, from €900. Two sessions over two days, in different neighborhoods and different light.
The full breakdown of each package is on the couple session page.
What changes between €250 and €900
The difference is time, not really the number of photos. At €250, we pick one neighborhood, usually Montmartre, the Marais, or Île Saint-Louis. At €700, we can start early and shoot through the morning, or the reverse in the late afternoon, with several streets on the list. At €900, the same idea spreads over two days, often a sunrise and a sunset.
We’re not comfortable in front of a camera
That’s the sentence I hear most, and it’s normal. Nobody is comfortable the first five minutes. That’s why the session runs an hour and not twenty minutes: the start is for settling in, and the best images almost always come in the last third.
Can we change outfits?
Yes, one change is possible within the hour. Beyond that, the half-day works better, write to me and we’ll arrange it.
What time should we plan for?
Early morning or the hour before sunset. The light is softer, and the streets are far less crowded.
How the session works
We choose the neighborhood together, based on what you like, not a fixed list. We set the time, early morning or before sunset. On the day, I give a few directions at the start, then I go quiet and shoot: you walk, you talk, I stay behind.
Private gallery within ten days, high-resolution download.
Don’t confuse this with a proposal session
This article is only about the couple session. If you’re planning a proposal, the pricing is different and covered in this article.
Book your session
A €100 deposit holds the date. The rest is settled on the day.