JOSÉPHINE
Hi there.
I'm Joséphine, a black wedding photographer, lover of light and people.
I also happen to be born in the same city as photography itself (a small town in Burgundy, France). I have a passion for capturing life's special moments and love creating striking imagery. These are the elements that naturally led me to be a wedding photographer.
Browsing through my portfolio, you will see that my work is a blend of documentary, playfulness and fine art photography immortalising the emotions of your day. I make it my mission to really photograph the essence of each couple.
Another passion of mine is capturing the beauty and magic of two cultures coming together. Whether you are blending two different religion or cultures, or simply want to infuse your wedding day with elements of both, I am here to help you tell your story in the most meaningful way.
London based, I am available for weddings throughout the UK, Mallorca and worldwide.
Your pictures won’t be just pretty pictures, they will be telling a whole story.
Joséphine is a talented, award winning photographer and is someone you’d want at your wedding whether she’s holding a camera or not. She fit right in with our wedding party which made us all feel comfortable to be ourselves as she captured one of the best days of our lives. The photos were everything we hoped for and more. We love the colours and the attention to detail, and all of our guests have commented not only on the quality of the photos but also how friendly and professional she was on the day. We felt surrounded by love, and she really captured that with her camera.
Victor
THE PROCESS
Get
in
touch
Contact me via the contact form on my website and I'll get back to you with my brochure
Let's connect on a call
Once you have decided that you'd like to have me capture your wedding. We can connect on a video call and discuss your day further.
Making it
official
Once you have signed the contract and paid the booking fee, your date will be secured with me. We can start embarking on our adventure.
