Long before photography became my job, it was already part of who I was.

As a child, I was constantly collecting memories. I filled boxes with souvenirs from family holidays, travels, special days, and little moments that felt important to me. I still have those boxes today.

I was also the kid who carried disposable cameras everywhere, photographing absolutely everything and anything that I thought might be worth remembering one day.

Looking back, not much has changed.

I’ve always been fascinated by stories, whether through books, science fiction, old photographs, or historic places. Perhaps that’s why I feel so at home in castles, manors, and old houses. I love imagining the lives that unfolded within their walls and the memories they have witnessed over the years.

On my free time, you’ll usually find me riding horses, exploring the world, eating good food with friends or dreaming of spending a week in a Scottish castle.

I’m naturally quite introverted, but also someone who laughs easily and cares deeply about people. My couples often tell me that one of the things they appreciate most is how comfortable they feel around me. To me, beautiful photographs always begin with trust.

What moves me most at weddings isn’t perfection.

It’s emotion.

A father seeing his daughter in her wedding dress for the first time. Tears that appear unexpectedly. The joy of a ceremony exit. The energy of a dance floor when everyone lets go.

The moments that remind us what really matters.

More than anything, I believe photographs are part of our legacy. Long after the flowers have faded and the music has stopped, they become the memories we return to, again and again.

I’m Solène.

A wedding photographer, horse lover, hopeless collector of memories, and someone who would be honoured to tell your story.