Bride and groom walking hand in hand along a gravel path in front of the chateau at Orangerie de Lanniron

Paris · Destination · Two Mediums

Photography & Film

One team, one timeline. Your wedding photographed the way I photograph every wedding, and filmed alongside by a cinematographer I chose rather than one who happened to be free.

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Why photo and video should come from one team

Most couples book a photographer and a videographer separately, then hope the two get along. Usually they do. Sometimes they spend the day negotiating the same three metres of floor while you wait.

I have shot enough weddings alongside a film crew I met that morning to know the difference. When the two teams have never spoken, the day gets divided. Someone always loses, and it is rarely the crew.

So I stopped leaving it to chance. On two and three day celebrations I bring a cinematographer I work with by choice. We walk the venue together before the day. We agree who leads which moment before anyone picks up a camera. You notice none of it, which is the point.

The photographs do not change. That part is mine, and it stays exactly what it has always been. What changes is that you also hear your vows again, in your own voices, ten years from now.

What Is Available

Two ways to have both

01

Signature Duo

  • Two days, welcome dinner and wedding
  • Two photographers and two camera operators
  • Full coverage across the weekend, no clock
  • Teaser film and a short film of three to five minutes
  • Private gallery, mobile app, and sneak peek within 48 hours
  • Portrait album and prints
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02

Grand Duo

  • Three days, dinner, wedding, and day after
  • Two photographers, an assistant, and two camera operators
  • A content creator across the whole celebration
  • Teaser, short film, and a long film of ten to fifteen minutes
  • Private gallery, custom mobile app, priority delivery
  • Portrait album and prints
  • Expedited delivery within one week
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Intimate celebrations and elopements remain photography only.

Justin, the cinematographer who films alongside Franklyn K, photographed in black tie

The Film Side

The cinematographer

Film by Justin, a director of photography whose work has been released in cinemas before it was ever shown at a wedding. He shoots quietly, mostly on a tripod, and edits like someone who has spent years in a colour suite. Which is why I asked him.

Films by Justin for Franklyn K Photography.

The Journey

How it works

01

Consultation

One call to understand your celebration. No pricing pitch.

02

Proposal

A personalised proposal within a few days, covering both photography and film in a single document.

03

Two agreements

You sign two agreements, one with me and one with the film team, so each of us is directly accountable to you for our own work. One conversation, one timeline, one point of contact throughout.

04

Your day

Four of us, briefed together, working to a plan you never have to think about.

05

Delivery

A private gallery and mobile app for the photographs, films delivered alongside them.

Selected Frames

The photographs stay the photographs

Bride in a silk ballgown seated on an antique chaise in a red salon at Manoir de Vacheresses
Guests at a long outdoor dinner in the Provencal courtyard of Chateau de Berne, fairy lights at dusk
Couple embracing during their first dance as guests look on at Hotel de Crillon, Paris

Ready?

Tell me about your celebration

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I reply to every inquiry myself within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday.