- Can we legally get married in Corsica if we don't live in France?
- In France, a civil marriage must take place in the town hall of the commune where one of you, or one of your parents, has lived for at least a month. Most couples from abroad therefore marry legally at home, before or after, and hold a symbolic ceremony in Corsica. That ceremony is the one everyone remembers — and the one we photograph and film.
- Can we plan everything in English?
- Yes. We regularly work with couples who live abroad, and everything can be organised remotely: a video call to get to know each other, then email or WhatsApp. We also hold a pre-wedding video call to plan the timeline of your day together.
- How far in advance should we book?
- For a Saturday in June or September, 12 to 18 months ahead. We only cover one wedding per day, so popular dates go early. Write to us as soon as you have a date, even before your venue is confirmed.
- How much does a wedding photographer and videographer cost in Corsica?
- Our photography packages start at €1,200 for four hours and €1,800 for the full day. Our wedding films start at €2,200. Combined photo and film coverage has its own rate. The only possible extra is travel for weddings far from Ajaccio, stated in the quote — there is none within the bay of Ajaccio.
- When will we receive our photos and film?
- You receive a first preview of a few images within days of the wedding. The full edited gallery follows, then the finished film. Exact timings are confirmed when you book, as they depend on the season.
- Do you travel all over Corsica?
- Yes, across the whole island, from Bonifacio to Bastia, including Porto-Vecchio, Propriano, Calvi and the Balagne. For weddings in northern Corsica we travel the day before.