Warm film-noir monochrome with cinematic letterbox, screenplay scene headings, and a single gold accent — your wedding as a classic feature film
Sunday, June 21, 2026
7:30 PM
Théâtre du Châtelet
“A love story in two acts. We are getting married and we would be honoured to have you in the audience.”
Margaux was running post-production on a short film in Marseille when the color grading suite crashed for the third time. Théo was the technician who showed up at midnight to fix it. He stayed until 4am — not because the fix was complicated, but because he had never seen anyone care that much about a sixteen-second shot.
She screened the film six months later. He was in the front row. This wedding is the next production.
Guests take their places in the lobby
Guests take their places in the lobby
Act One. Vows exchanged on stage.
Act One. Vows exchanged on stage.
Cocktails and conversation in the mezzanine
Cocktails and conversation in the mezzanine
Dinner, dancing, the final reel
Dinner, dancing, the final reel
Sunday, June 21, 2026
7:30 PM
1 Place du Châtelet, 75001 Paris, France
Black Tie
Margaux is a film director and colorist whose work has screened at Clermont-Ferrand and Sundance. She edits on instinct and grades by feel. Her current project is seventeen minutes long and has no dialogue.
Théo is a post-production engineer and cinema technician who has worked on over forty feature films. He still believes that projection prints are more beautiful than digital. He has been trying to build a 35mm telecine in his apartment for two years.
Kindly respond by May 1, 2026. We look forward to celebrating with you.