When is the best time to pour your champagne tower? Not right after dessert. Not during your first dance. The perfect moment? Just after sunset, when the sky turns dark blue and the fairy lights start glowing. Everyone is still outside, enjoying the evening breeze, glasses in hand, emotions still high from the speeches.
This is when you surprise them. And this is when I capture magic.
HOW TO MAKE IT CINEMATIC
To turn your champagne tower into a wow moment, think like a director:
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The setting: outdoors, under fairy lights, on a stable table with a dark background to make the bubbles sparkle.
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The lighting: warm and soft, from strings of lights or a subtle spotlight — just enough to highlight the scene.
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The performance: one of you walks in with the bottle, guests cheer, the champagne overflows into the glasses… it’s festive, chaotic, beautiful.
Pro tip: announce it with a little speech or music cue. It builds anticipation. And it makes the photos 10x better.
WHY IT LOOKS SO GOOD IN PHOTOS
Because it’s all about emotion, motion and glow. Champagne towers are never static. There’s cheering, movement, light dancing on the glasses. And at night, that glow becomes electric.
As your photographer, this is one of those scenes I love: spontaneous, joyful and full of life. Don’t worry about being perfect — let the champagne flow. The energy is what counts.
MEMORIES MAKER
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Send me a message.
Tell me what you’ve imagined — or haven’t yet.
And let’s see if we’re meant to dive into this adventure together.
You live it, I shoot it.
Simple. Raw. Real.
So… are you in?
Getting married soon ?
France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain… or the far side of the planet — I’ll follow you wherever your love decides to raise some hell.
Let’s talk. Drop me a message, tell me your story.
Your adventure starts here… and trust me, it’s going to be unforgettable.