Dis-moi oui

Dis-moi oui is the wedding photography business of Erick, a photographer whose home base is Valais and who works across Switzerland and beyond. What sets the site apart is its price page: four named packages with hours, image counts and inclusions, and a plain statement that travel within French-speaking Switzerland is free on the three larger ones.

Who Erick is

The about page is short and personal. Erick describes himself as a wedding photographer in Switzerland and, above all, a discreet witness of what matters on the day: the trembling glances, the hands reaching for each other, the moments that pass too quickly. He writes that since childhood he has needed to understand light and to catch emotion, that the camera became his language early on, and that over time he learned technique is not enough without an eye, the ability to listen and presence.

His approach, in his words, is "Le naturel, le vrai, le fragile" (the natural, the real, the fragile). He promises no forced staging and no artifice. One line sums up how he works on the day: "Je laisse votre journée respirer et je me glisse dans son rythme pour en capturer l'essence" (I let your day breathe and slip into its rhythm to catch its essence). His goal is to turn a couple's moments into a visual legacy, images that tell their story with sincerity, gentleness and elegance, and he adds that beyond the pictures he wants a real connection with the couple, with a few laughs along the way.

The four packages

The price page carries the heading "Tarifs 2027" and lists four collections, named after the French petal game (a little, a lot, passionately, madly).

Un peu, "L'instantané précieux": CHF 950, 3 hours. The ceremony (civil, secular or religious), intimate couple portraits and group photos, and a selection of 120+ edited photos delivered in high definition. A private online gallery for 1 year, with free downloads for guests, and a USB key are included.

Beaucoup, "L'essentiel avec style": CHF 1,650, 5 hours. Everything above, plus the festive atmosphere of the aperitif photographed on the fly, 200+ edited photos and first images within 48h, with the same gallery and USB key.

Passionnément, "Le récit d'une journée": CHF 2,250, 8 hours. Coverage starts with the preparations (hair and dressing), then the ceremony, portraits and group photos, the aperitif, the start of dinner (decoration, the prepared room, atmosphere and small touches) and the couple's entrance. 300+ edited photos, first images within 48h, gallery and USB key.

À la folie, "L'expérience immersive": CHF 3,500, 14 hours. Preparations, ceremony, portraits and group photos, the aperitif, and the opening of the dance or midnight. 400+ edited photos, first images within 48h, gallery and USB key, plus the Album Prestige: 50 pages with a high-end cover.

The structure is easy to map to a real wedding. A civil ceremony with portraits fits the 3-hour package, a ceremony and aperitif fit 5 hours, and a full day to the first dance needs the top tier.

Extras and albums

A section titled "Les petits plus" lists two add-on sessions. An engagement session, to celebrate before the big day, is included in the À la folie package. A Day After session lets the couple put their wedding clothes back on without time pressure, for more ambitious pictures. The FAQ adds that the packages are a base for a tailored offer, which can be extended with these sessions or with prints and albums.

On albums, the page describes beautiful handmade, finely bound photo albums, presented as artisanal pieces made to last for generations. Only the top package includes one; for the others, an album is an extra.

Travel and where he works

The FAQ answers the question a couple from abroad will ask first. "Mon port d'attache est le Valais, mais mon regard voyage partout en Suisse et au-delà" (my home port is Valais, but my eye travels all over Switzerland and beyond). Travel costs are fully covered within French-speaking Switzerland for the Beaucoup, Passionnément and À la folie collections. For the smallest package, and for weddings outside Suisse romande, travel is not covered by that promise and should be priced in the quote.

How he works on the day

Asked how he works, Erick answers that discretion and kindness are his watchwords. He prefers natural light, and the flash comes out only in the evening, when the party is in full swing. Couples who dislike flash during the ceremony, or who are marrying in a church or a chapel where it would feel intrusive, will find that reassuring.

Booking

The process is set out in the FAQ. As soon as a couple get in touch, he sends a detailed price with no surprises. If his approach suits them, they take time for a coffee or a call to build the connection he considers essential and to plan the pictures together. The price page also offers a brochure with the rates and a form for a no-obligation offer. His own framing of that first step is relaxed: at worst, they will have talked about weddings; at best, they will make great images together.

One testimonial appears on the price page, from Adeline and Maxence, who write that they are convinced they chose the right photographer.

What the site leaves open

The site is written entirely in French and does not say whether Erick works in English or German. A couple planning in English should ask in the first message.

Several practical terms are also not on the pages: when the full gallery arrives after the first 48-hour preview, what deposit secures a date and what the cancellation terms are, how travel is priced outside French-speaking Switzerland, and what the Day After session and extra albums cost. There is no mention of a second photographer or of video. Each of these is a direct question for the quote.

Who it suits

Dis-moi oui suits couples marrying in Valais or elsewhere in French-speaking Switzerland who want to know the price before they write. The fixed packages, the stated image counts and the free travel on the three larger tiers make budgeting simple, and the natural-light, low-intervention style suits couples who want to be left to enjoy the day.

It fits less well a couple who want an album without booking the top tier, coverage beyond 14 hours, or confirmation in advance that the whole process can run in English. For a small civil wedding, the 3-hour package at CHF 950 is a clearly priced entry point, as long as travel costs are checked when the venue is outside Suisse romande or the booking is the smallest package.