Life is full of surprises…

It was a chance encounter that led me to this profession 13 years ago. Until then, I had been a professional actress and singer, performing on stages across France and all over Europe—in roles ranging from dramatic to comedic (including Maria in West Side Story, La Vie Parisienne, and many contemporary creations). I later transitioned into stage directing and coaching, working with various artists and ensembles—particularly in the classical music world—as well as teachers and communications students.

While preparing my very first ceremonies thirteen years ago, I realized that beyond traditional and symbolic rituals, I could create something far more artistic and meaningful. I wanted to give each ceremony a deeply personal touch for the bride and groom —involving them and their loved ones from the very start.

I opened the process to family and friends who had so many stories to tell and were eager to share heartfelt memories with me along the way. Rather than relying on static questionnaires, I engage them through in-depth video calls. By building trust, listening closely, and mastering the art of asking the right questions, I learned to draw out the essence of their stories.

Together, we weave the magic of the ceremony: they simply open up and share their memories, and I bring it all to life into a vibrant, unforgettable story.

This rich material allows me to craft a true gem of a ceremony—one that deeply honors the bride and groom in every possible way. Drawing upon all my artistic tools and creativity, this approach naturally birthed my signature concept, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”