You’ll stroll iconic Paris spots near the Eiffel Tower for candid photos before renewing your vows in an intimate ceremony led by a celebrant. A local photographer captures each moment—awkward laughs included—and you’ll get all your digital images after. It’s less about perfection, more about feeling seen together in this city.
Hands shaking just a little, I fixed the stray hair behind my ear while our photographer, Camille, grinned and motioned us closer to the Pont d'Iéna. It was early but there were already a few couples taking selfies — none dressed quite as hopefully as us. Camille chatted with us in gentle English, sometimes switching to French with passersby who smiled at my bouquet. The air was cool, not cold, and I could smell coffee from somewhere nearby. It felt like Paris was quietly rooting for us.
We wandered along Promenade d’Australie and then over to Bir-Hakeim bridge, pausing every so often when Camille spotted a patch of light or a view she liked. I didn’t expect to laugh so much — apparently my attempt at “Allée des Cygnes” came out all wrong and even my partner snorted. Our guide never rushed us; she’d say “take your time” while lining up another shot. Sometimes we’d just stand there, not posing, just holding hands and watching boats on the river. I still think about that silence.
The ceremony itself felt both grand and small — right by Trocadéro Gardens, with the Eiffel Tower looming but somehow not stealing the show. Our celebrant spoke quietly enough that we had to lean in; it made everything feel secret and close. There were tourists around but honestly, they faded away once we started reading our vows (mine written on a crumpled napkin because I forgot proper paper). Afterward Camille handed us her card and promised 160 digital pictures soon. We walked back through Avenue de Camoens arm-in-arm — someone’s dog barked at us like we were celebrities or something. Still makes me smile thinking about it.
The photo shoot lasts about one hour before the ceremony, which starts one hour after meeting your guide.
Yes, you will receive around 160 digital pictures from your photo shoot and ceremony.
No, hotel pickup is not included; you'll meet your guide near the Eiffel Tower.
Yes, service animals are allowed during the ceremony and photo shoot.
Yes, it's suitable for all physical fitness levels and involves gentle walking between locations.
No makeup or hair assistance is provided; please come ready for both the photo shoot and ceremony.
Tipping is welcomed but not required for your guide or photographer.
Your day includes an hour-long photo shoot with a professional photographer-guide around iconic Paris landmarks like Pont d'Iéna and Trocadéro Gardens before your vow renewal ceremony with a celebrant near the Eiffel Tower—all digital images are sent to you afterward so you can relive it (or laugh at yourself) later on.


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