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Aline Largenton photographe

France Destination Wedding photographer
Normandy · Paris · Loire Valley

Une mouette en vol sur fond de ciel gris, en noir et blanc.

Welcome

There’s something I’d like to share with you.

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In 2017, we planned our wedding in barely a month, just before leaving France to start a new chapter in Singapore.

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We didn’t hire a professional photographer, and I wish I had good photographs that brought the day back to me.

It’s something I still regret.

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Is that because I became a wedding photographer? I can’t say. But what I do know is that I’d love to have photographs of my children when they were little, portraits of our loved ones so happy to be there with us, and images of the place where we gathered for drinks and dinner, down to the details we chose for the reception.

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That experience made me deeply aware of what my work, as a photographer means. These photographs preserve memories for you as a couple but they also become part of your family's story.

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My mission is to tell the story of your wedding in photographs you’ll be proud to share years from now.

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I work with couples from France and around the world, bringing a gentle, discreet presence, empathy, kindness, and close attention to detail.

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I want the experience to feel seamless, from our first conversation to the day you receive your gallery and printed photographs.

Portrait en noir et blanc d’Aline Largenton, photographe de mariage.

YOUR KIND WORDS

Because your experience means so much to me

"We immediately fell in love with Aline’s photography style, especially her black-and-white images. From our very first conversations, she listened, guided us and made us feel completely reassured. On our wedding day, our guests appreciated her discreet presence, warmth and smile. We love our photographs and all the memories they bring back."

C & P, 01/08/2026, Château de la Bribourdière

I’m drawn to portraits with the elegance of fashion photography and the intimacy of a gesture that comes naturally to you.​

I pay as much attention to the way light falls on a fabric as I do to a knowing glance exchanged at the far end of the table.​

I love the thought that one day your children might leaf through your wedding album and discover how you looked at each other that day.
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