A man in a tuxedo holding hands with a woman in a white strapless dress, they are smiling and appear to be in a joyful moment, outside at night.

CAPTURING LOVE in whatever form the moment needs.

Red embroidered heart next to the words "Love You" written with red embroidery.

It’s not about documenting what it looks like, 
but capturing what it feels like.

A UNIQUE APPROACH

Weddings, captured in whatever form the moment needs.

I document weddings as they unfold, guided by instinct and emotion — capturing each moment in the way it feels right.

While photography is at the heart of what I do, I often move beyond it: blending digital and film, weaving in motion, and occasionally creating tactile pieces through analog shots or art hand-worked imagery.

What you receive isn’t a standard gallery, but a collection of memories — expressive, and uniquely yours.

Not just photos. Not a film.
Memories, crafted together, as they happen.



love on film

A young woman in a white dress is standing indoors, smiling with her arms crossed. A young man in a black suit with a white shirt is standing nearby, looking at the camera, with a red light streak across part of his body and face. The background features a chandelier and a wall with paintings.
Two strips of photographic film with images and markings, one in red and black tones and the other mainly black and red, placed on a white background.
A collage of various scenes including a historic building with a dome and clock, silhouettes of a man and woman at sunset, aerial view of city streets, a man walking near dumpsters, a close-up of a couple holding hands with wedding rings, and a couple dressed in formal attire smiling and walking together.
Three Polaroid photos on a light pink background. The first shows pink high-heeled shoes, lipstick, and makeup items on a white bed. The second depicts a woman sitting on a bed in a pink dress with black shoes, next to a small table with a vase of white flowers. The third features a table with various pink and white desserts, including cakes and cupcakes.

motion vignettes


crafted art

A bride and groom sharing a kiss outdoors during sunset, surrounded by white flower petals and confetti.
A bride and groom sharing a kiss outdoors during sunset, surrounded by white flower petals and confetti.

WELCOME TO THE LOVE CLUB

WELCOME TO THE LOVE CLUB ✺

Person holding a vintage black camera with a flash in front of a plain white background, wearing a black long-sleeve shirt.
A woman with glasses in black and white, taking a self-portrait with a camera. She stands on a patterned rug, with a small vintage chair with books, a laptop, and a second camera on a round table nearby. The background is plain white with a branch in a vase on the table.

I'm Morgane* (pronounced Morgan).

the French creative behind Petite Visuals. I’m not really here to follow a wedding photography formula; I’m here to document your celebration in whatever way the moment asks for. Sometimes that’s digital, sometimes film, sometimes motion, Polaroids, sound, texture or art-led pieces created from the day itself.

My work is documentary at heart, cinematic in influence, and always guided by feeling — not perfection.

BONJOUR!

WHAT THEY SAID

A MIX OF PHOTOS AND MOTION ALL - IN - ONE GALLERY

A collection of wedding photographs arranged on a surface with a lace doily, a red embroidered word "LOVE," and a red velvet bow. The photos depict couples at outdoor wedding ceremonies, including portraits and moments from the ceremony.

No awkward poses. No forceful demeanour. Nothing you don’t want to do. Probably some weird movie references, french jokes, disco music and a rad gallery. Here’s what to expect.

Black-and-white photo of two women, one in the foreground and one in the background, both dressed in sleeveless attire, with the background woman looking down and the foreground woman smiling.

THE BOOKING

Like every good love stories: Let’s start with a chat.

We’ll meet in person or jump on a Zoom — just to make sure we’re the right fit (it matters, we’ll be spending a lot of time together).

If it feels right, I’ll send through your quote, contract, and booking link.

A booking fee secures your date — and once that’s done, you’re locked in!



BEFORE THE DAY

DURING THE DAY

AFTER THE DAY

Once you’re booked, I’ll be there to guide you every step of the way.

You’ll receive a detailed questionnaire to help me understand your plans — your timeline, locations, key people, and anything that matters most to you. This helps me approach your day with intention, without needing to interrupt it.

I’m always available if you need advice, recommendations, or support along the way — whether it’s refining your timeline or connecting you with trusted vendors.

I want to be there for all the steps of your day. That means the prep, up until the dancefloor. It helps me create a storyline of ‘YOU’, of your story.

Expect me to carry extra bobby pins in my pockets, some emergency mints and some scissors in my bag (from experience, I have created a pretty good emergency kit to keep handy for you). With my multiple cameras around me, I will be creating motion vignettes, recording audio, taking analog films, using some items found along the way to create art pieces… I will be staying back, observing the day unfold, and taking charge when I need to (those family photos can be tricky!). I will advise you on poses, but not too much, I like to document things as they happen.

You lead the way, I capture it.

Relax, you’ve earned it! Expect me to check up on you to see how sore your dancing feet are, and if there’s any cake left. I will send you a couple of sneak peek images (to satisfy your Insta feed followers with some content).

Your full gallery will be delivered within 90 days via a private online gallery, with high-resolution and web-ready images and motion vignettes available to download.

From there, you’ll be able to order prints or design an album if you wish — something tangible to hold onto your memories.

A bride and groom walking arm-in-arm down an outdoor wedding aisle, surrounded by guests throwing flower petals.
Person in formal attire cutting a birthday cake with white and blue frosting and cherries on top.

“To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place…I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.”

ELLIOT ERWITT

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