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Which Paris photoshoot should you book?

Most visitors book the Classic — €299 for a one-hour session at two nearby Paris locations with 15 edited photos and one cinematic reel. It is the best balance of time, variety and price.

• You only need a few great photos at one landmark → Essential, €169 (30 minutes · 10 edited photos)
• You want two locations without a long session → Classic, €299 (1 hour · 15 edited photos · 1 reel)
• You want an outfit change and more of the city → Signature, €499 (2 hours · 3 locations · 25 edited photos)
• You are getting married or eloping in Paris → Wedding, €590 (Up to 2 hours · 80+ edited photos)
• You want golden hour through to the lit-up city → Diamond, €999 (Up to 5 hours · unlimited locations)

Prices are for the session, not per person. Every package includes professional editing, and payment is only completed after your shoot.

Paris photoshoot packages compared

Every package is shot on location in Paris — never in a studio — and delivered as high-resolution edited images.

Four things worth deciding before you book

How long should a Paris photoshoot be?

Thirty minutes is enough for one landmark and roughly ten keepers. One hour is the sweet spot for most people: two nearby locations, time to relax into it, and 15 edited photos. Go to two hours or more only if you want an outfit change or several neighbourhoods in the same session.

How many edited photos do you actually need?

Ten to fifteen edited photos cover a holiday album, a framed print and a month of social posts. Twenty-five or more makes sense once you are shooting several locations or outfits, because every backdrop needs its own set of frames.

What is the best time of day for photos in Paris?

Sunrise and the hour after it. The light is soft and the Trocadéro, the Louvre courtyard and Pont Alexandre III are close to empty. Golden hour before sunset is the second-best window, and the Eiffel Tower sparkles for five minutes on the hour after dark.

Do you need to know how to pose?

No. Your photographer directs you — where to stand, where to look, what to do with your hands — and most sessions open with walking shots so you stop thinking about the camera within a few minutes.

Paris photoshoot FAQ

How much does a photoshoot in Paris cost?

Paris Photogram sessions run from €169 to €999. The €169 Essential covers 30 minutes at one landmark with 10 edited photos, the €299 Classic covers one hour at two locations with 15 edited photos and a reel, and wedding coverage starts at €590. Traditional Paris studios typically charge €500–800 for a comparable session.

Which Paris photoshoot package should I book?

Book the Essential (€169) for a handful of photos at one landmark, the Classic (€299) for an hour across two locations — it is the most-booked session — the Signature (€499) for several locations and an outfit change, the Wedding (€590) for a ceremony or private vows, and the Diamond (€999) for a half-day from golden hour into the night. The finder on this page matches you in about 30 seconds.

How long does a Paris photoshoot take?

Between 30 minutes and 5 hours depending on the package. Thirty minutes covers one location, one hour covers two nearby locations, two hours covers three locations with time for a second outfit, and the five-hour Diamond session runs from golden hour through blue hour into night photography with lighting equipment.

How soon do I get my photos?

Portrait galleries are delivered within 24 hours to 3 days depending on the package: the Diamond within 24 hours, the Classic and Signature within 2 days, and the Essential within 3 days. Wedding galleries arrive within 3 weeks, with 10 preview photos sent within 48 hours.

Do I have to pay in advance?

Payment is only completed after your shoot. The Essential session can be reserved free on WhatsApp with no deposit at all.

What are the best locations for a photoshoot in Paris?

Three routes cover most sessions. Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower — the whole tower from the terrace, then the quieter arcades and the iron arches of Bir-Hakeim. The Louvre and Palais Royal — the pyramid and the Cour Carrée, the Tuileries, and the striped columns at Palais Royal. Pont Alexandre III and the Champs-Élysées — golden statues and Art Nouveau lampposts on the bridge, then the avenue up to the Arc de Triomphe. Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur are the fourth option when you want cobbled streets instead of monuments. The stops on each route sit close together, so a one-hour session comfortably covers two of them.

Where in Paris do you shoot?

At every major landmark: the Eiffel Tower and Trocadéro, the Louvre and the Tuileries, Pont Alexandre III, the Arc de Triomphe, Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur, Palais Royal, Bir-Hakeim and the Luxembourg Garden. Your locations are agreed before the session and chosen so they are within walking distance of each other.

Can you photograph a surprise proposal in Paris?

Yes. Proposal sessions are shot discreetly from a distance so the moment stays a surprise, and then continue as a normal couple session once you have said yes.

Can I book a Paris photoshoot at the last minute?

Yes. Same-day and next-day sessions are available and there are no rush fees — message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm what is free.

Is the price per person or per session?

Per session. The price covers the shoot, the direction and the professional editing, whether you are photographed on your own or as a couple or family.