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Between Marseille and Monaco, the French Riviera offers a multitude of luxurious and very intimate wedding venues. You will truly be amazed by these top wedding venues in the Provence region. Discover this list with 10 luxury wedding venues in Provence, France and you may discover the next perfect venue for your wedding.
Provence is a magical place with landscapes rich in diversity. It’s popular for the hot summers and also for the iconic lavender fields. As a result, this is one of the most chosen wedding destination locations from all over the world. The wedding venues in Provence can range from luxury villas to historic chateau that is close to the sea and which adapts any guest list size. In this article we have selected the best wedding venues in Provence that will help you in your wedding planning process. We’re sure that you’ll find it quite difficult to choose only one favorite. Just like choosing a French professional wedding photographer, this needs a deep analysis. Chateau de Sannes in Sannes is a 70-hectare estate in the soul of the Luberon. This venue includes a fabulous French garden, a lake, olive groves, orchards of cherry trees, fields of lavender and a stunning indoor pool. There are so many dream settings for a perfect Provence wedding. 4. La Bastide de Gordes 1-hour drive to Marseille Airport There are many interesting characters in this book, that help to add colour to the story, and the market scenes make me want to go and visit similar places, too! Characters and places are beautifully depicted and I found the setting in the early 60s quite unusual and very interesting. A very well written and nice story!For the best day of your life, the estate’s outdoor areas offer several possibilities: in the middle of the French gardens, in the heart of the grounds, or around our swimming pool. In Château de Tourreau, you can have an outdoor reception for up to 150 people or use the consecrated chapel dating from 1614 that holds 70 people. Domaine Les Roullets is a boutique bed and breakfast, self-catering cottage, and vineyard located in the golden triangle of Provence. By choosing this place for your wedding, you’ll be able to enjoy its breathtaking views of the nearby Luberon mountains as well as the extensive landscaped gardens that feature lavender, olive trees, and cypresses. The property also has a small vineyard that produces excellent quality organic wine. It also left me feeling a little uncomfortable when Alexandra was assessing men for their suitability as suiters and that she should prefer this one instead of that one because her's closer in age, Perhaps it was something that women did in the sixties? Look at men as potential husbands? Alexandra is on her way from London to finishing school in Switzerland when she stops off in Paris for 24 hours. Whilst sightseeing she meets Donna. Alexandra comes to Donna’s rescue as her bag of shopping splits and she helps her to carry the escaped vegetables! Little does Alexandra know this small Good Samaritan act will change the trajectory of her life. Where is her favourite spot to get married in Provence? She says it’s too hard to choose. Although the area around Gordes, near Aix-en-Provence and Avignon, all get top marks.
Luxury: Château de Berne delivers a 5-star escape in the heart of the Var, and what bride wouldn’t want to get married in a real castle. The 500-hectare property, located in the rolling hills of the South of France, includes an award-winning vineyard and luxurious spa. Blessed with a magnificent setting and the highly trained team are ready to curate your magical wedding. A Wedding in Provence is the second in a series of three about three girls who met on a cookery course in London. Alexandra is on her way to live with her starchy relations and decides to stop off in Paris for a couple of days sightseeing. She meets a young American woman and Alexandra’s plans change. She heads off to Provence to be a nanny. I'd absolutely recommend this book to anyone and everyone, whether you're a romance lover or not, read Katie's books.'She finds herself in a chateau, looking after three children, unaided, two of which aren't keen to have her there, with a grandmerè who doesn't feel she is qualified, an estranged mother of said children, who wants to whisk the children away, and a friendly dog. This was such a delight to read! The story flowed so smoothly. This is just the read I needed this past weekend to relax!❤️ Set in late summer 1963, A Wedding In Provence follows the adventures of Alexandra, a young heiress at the mercy of distant relatives, who whilst trying to stay in Paris, accidentally becomes nanny to three children in a chateau in Provence. She arrives to find the housekeeper has departed, a stove she can’t light, and the children are at first hostile (shades of The Sound of Music), but she gradually wins them over. Add in a handsome Count, some wonderful friends to help her out of fixes, a selfish ex-wife and some glorious food (she is really very good at food) and you have a very pleasant novel filled with delightful characters to while away a Sunday afternoon with. Also perfect if you happen to be confined to bed. I would recommend a large pot of tea and some French pastries as well. Warning: you will want croissants after reading this book.
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