Pascal & Mary

Pascal & Mary’s Paris, France wedding gallery opens with rings and paper goods, then follows the couple through bouquet portraits, stone steps, water, and ornate architecture across 101 images. The sequence lets close details and wide surroundings sit beside one another.

Rings, shoes, and the bouquet

The detail frames bring together rings on paper goods, silver strappy shoes, and pale flowers before the gallery settles into close portraits with a bouquet. These small elements establish the visual rhythm for the story that follows.

Portraits in stone and light

Pascal & Mary appear in formalwear beside water, stone steps, balustrades, and ornate architectural details. A light gown, dark suit, greenery, and soft open light recur across a portrait sequence that feels unmistakably Parisian.

The wider Paris gallery

The later frames return to the couple in open grounds and around the same stone-and-water surroundings, while the rings and paper goods reappear as a quiet visual counterpoint. Across 101 photographs, the gallery balances close details with a wider sense of place.