Cookies

This site uses very few cookies. Anything beyond the essentials — analytics and the Meta Pixel — is switched on only if you accept it.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between pages or visits — a language, a login, a choice you made. Some are set by the site you are visiting, others by a third party whose content the site embeds. Similar storage (such as your browser’s local storage) is treated the same way here.

The cookies we use

Strictly necessary

lm_consent — remembers whether you accepted or declined optional cookies, so we do not ask again on every page. Stored in your browser’s local storage for as long as you keep it; it holds only the word “all” or “essential”.

WordPress cookies (wordpress_*, wp-settings-*) — set only when a member of our team logs in to edit the site. Visitors never receive them.

These do not need your consent because the site cannot work without them.

Functional, from third parties

OpenStreetMap — the map on our contact page is embedded from openstreetmap.org, which may set its own technical cookies when the map loads. It is used only to show where the studio is. See the OSM Foundation privacy policy.

Analytics and marketing (optional — only with your consent)

We use Google Analytics 4 to understand which pages are read and from which regions visitors come, and the Meta (Facebook) Pixel to understand which visits come from our Instagram and Facebook. The Meta Pixel may also help us measure, and show, our own campaigns on Instagram and Facebook to people who have visited the site; Meta processes this data under its own privacy policy.

Their cookies (_ga, _ga_* from Google; _fbp from Meta) are set only after you choose Accept all in the cookie notice, and last up to two years. If you choose Essential only, neither is loaded and no such cookies are set.

Changing your choice

Click Cookie settings in the footer of any page to see the notice again and change your answer. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser’s settings; blocking the strictly necessary ones may stop parts of the site from working.

More

How we handle personal data in general — including what we receive when you send an enquiry — is explained in our privacy policy. Questions: hello@lamemoirette.com.

This version is effective from 10 September 2026.