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PLANNING GUIDES
Practical advice for planning your wedding in France — from choosing the right venue and understanding costs to working with French vendors and creating a celebration that runs beautifully.
Wedding Day Logistics in France: How to Build a Timeline That Actually Works
From vendor arrivals and setup to guest transportation, the ceremony, dinner, and the final departure, here's how to turn separate wedding arrangements into one coordinated plan. Your florist is scheduled to arrive at the château at 9:00 AM. The furniture company is delivering ceremony chairs at 10:00 AM. Your photographer arrives at 11:00 AM, expecting the flowers and accessories to be ready for photographs. On paper, everyone's on time. But what if the florist can't begin u
How to Plan a Wedding Ceremony in France: From Vows to the Final Exit
A practical guide to planning your wedding ceremony in France, from choosing an officiant and arranging the space to coordinating music, timing, guests, and the moments that follow. Planning a wedding ceremony in France involves more than choosing a château garden and writing your vows. You may be coordinating an English-speaking celebrant, French venue staff, musicians, photographers, and family members who won't see the ceremony space until the wedding weekend. All of them
Wedding Morning Photo Ideas: 4 Ways to Photograph Getting Ready
The best wedding morning photo ideas often come from the moments that happen naturally: a quiet cup of coffee, the final touches of hair and makeup, a conversation with someone close to you, or the anticipation just before getting dressed. With a little preparation, these everyday moments can become some of the most personal photographs of your wedding day. Wedding morning photos often follow the same familiar formula: hair and makeup, matching robes, a few photos with the br
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