A wedding film maker based at Lambesc, between Aix-en-Provence and the Luberon. Explore 1 wedding venue and 5 wedding vendors across Provence.
The 5 Star Wedding AtlasPlanning a wedding in Provence? Read the guide Back to the Wedding AtlasProvence is a landscape of lavender fields, sunlit vineyards and ancient limestone villages, where historic bastides and elegant country estates stand among olive groves, cypress trees and fragrant gardens. Its distinctive architecture, celebrated cuisine and warm Mediterranean light create a beautiful setting for weddings that embrace the pleasures of southern France.
Across the Luberon, the hilltop villages of Gordes, Bonnieux and Lourmarin overlook rolling countryside dotted with private estates and historic châteaux. The dramatic limestone landscapes of the Alpilles, near Saint Rémy de Provence and Les Baux de Provence, offer another expression of the region's character, while the countryside around Aix en Provence is known for its vineyards and graceful country houses. Provence lends itself to elegant garden ceremonies, intimate celebrations and long summer evenings beneath the stars.
Cassis, Provence, Italy
Up to 110 guests · 12 rooms
Domaine de Canaille is a sea-view villa above Cassis, in the Calanques National Park, that hosts weddings of up to 110 guests outdoors on its terrace and grounds, with twelve bedrooms for 24 guests.
Provence is the south eastern region of France between the Rhone and the Alps, with Aix-en-Provence, Avignon and the Luberon hill villages inland and Marseille on the coast. The listing here is a wedding videographer based at Lambesc near Aix who films weddings in the bastides, chateaux and vineyards of the region and across France.
Explore the areas1 of 1 publishes a starting priceBased on the 1 Provence venue listed on 5 Star Weddings, not on every venue in the place.
How to marry here: the seasons, the areas, airports and transfers, where guests stay, the paperwork and what a wedding costs.
Short answers from what the venues have told us.
The Luberon, because the landscape reads most clearly as Provence and the venue pool is deepest. The Alpilles offer comparable quality with more availability and lower pricing.
A Provencal country house of local limestone in a working agricultural setting. For a wedding it normally means exclusive use, with a walled garden, pool and rooms for the immediate party.
June for landscape quality, September for warmth, availability and harvest light. July and August are popular but the heat rules out midday ceremonies.
By TGV to Avignon, then a road transfer. Coaches or private cars from Avignon TGV are the standard answer.
Strongly recommended. Supplier networks run on relationships, and the best photographers, florists and caterers work through planners they trust.
French rules include residence and document requirements and need advance planning. Most destination couples hold a symbolic ceremony at the venue and register the marriage at home.
The owners, wedding directors and chefs at the venues.
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