Châteaux
Formal properties with gardens, often with on-site rooms for the wedding party.
Destination weddings — France
Lavender fields in early summer, stone mas properties and a food and wine culture built for long lunches. Provence is the classic French countryside wedding.
Typical spend
€40,000 – €90,000
Château hire is typically multi-day. French caterers usually handle food, beverage, staff and hire in one contract, which simplifies budgeting.
Best months
May–June and September
Dates outside these months are usually cheaper and easier to book.
Start here
Two minutes, no account needed. Tell us what you need and we'll do the shortlisting.
Always free for couples
Max 4 vendors per service
Every brief checked by a human
Where people marry here
Formal properties with gardens, often with on-site rooms for the wedding party.
Stone farmhouses with courtyards and a relaxed, rustic feel.
Côtes de Provence properties with rosé and long tables.
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Your date, guest count, budget and which vendors you still need in Provence.
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A real person verifies your brief, then shares it only with vendors who work in Provence and are free on your date.
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Up to four per service get in touch with pricing. Compare them in your portal and choose one.
FAQs
Not easily — French law requires one party to have lived in the commune for at least 30 days. Australian couples almost always do the legal ceremony at home and a symbolic one in Provence.
Generally late June into mid-July, varying by altitude and year. If lavender is the reason you're going, confirm timing with a local planner before locking a date.
Around €40,000 to €90,000 for 60 to 80 guests, with château hire and catering dominating the budget.