Our office in France can organise a romantic mock wedding which is non legally binding or a wedding reception in France. Popular venues include locations in Paris, wine estates, castle and chateaux celebrations. We organise your tours and transfers, accommodation, the wedding party from flowers to a photographer and meals. Combining a honeymoon with travel is increasingly popular and called a destination wedding. In France we can arrange a mock wedding or wedding reception party for non residents.

Get married in the romantic country of France! With both its warm countryside beauty and cosmopolitan urban appeal, France will provide you with countless options for your wedding, whether you envision a chic, contemporary ceremony in Paris, or a more traditional celebration in the Rhone Valley. The country of France is officially comprised of 22 regions.

Several mountainous and hilly regions, including the Alps, Pyrenees, and Vosges mountain ranges, along with the Rhone Valley.

the Mediterranean coast, which boasts the popular French Riviera.

The Northern regions, which include the capital city of Paris.

The Southern regions, which include the area of Provence (with the cities of Marseilles and Avignon), the city of Cannes, and the beautiful island chain of Côte d'Azur.

The central area that boasts the regions of Burgundy, Champagne, and the Loire Valley, all renowned for their wine production, among other things; and of course the historically-known Northern areas of Normandy and Brittany.

The Loire Valley stretches south and west of Paris, centering on Orleans. It is a beautiful, rolling plain of farms, aristocratic country estates, and of course the beautiful chateaux from centuries past. It is easily reached from Paris as a guided daytrip, but we recommend taking your time and enjoying the hospitality and local produce a chateau-hotel can offer you.

Provence is an evocative, romantic district of rich hills, valleys, and mountains north of the French Riviera. It is home to historic towns including Aix, Arles, and Avignon, all featuring beautiful religious architecture and thriving country markets. Provence is easily accessible via the high-speed TGV trains from Paris, or by car from Nice, but really requires a car to get around. The largely untouristed southwest of France is characterized by the lovely limestone valleys of the Dordogne, the cave-riddled hills of Perigord, the farms, ruins, markets, and wine cellars of Bordeaux and Toulouse, and the Pyrenees Mountains, with considerable Basque and Spanish influence in culture and cuisine. This is an excellent region to connect with Barcelona or Bilbao in Spain by car or train. Nice is gateway to the Cote d'Azur, one of the most beautiful coastlines of the Mediterranean, with narrow sandy beaches and dramatic cliffs. While well-developed for tourism, many areas of the coast are not quite as crowded as metropolitan nice itself, and quiet afternoons in open-air cafes can be found in Cannes, St-Tropez, and Cap-Martin.

The Cote d'Azur is ideal for a waterfront resort escape and hobnobbing with the international jetset, but also perfectly combinable with Provence or even the calmer Italian Riviera. Monaco is worth a special trip from France, the little principality dramatically embraced by cliffs coming down to meet the sea. It features one of the best opera houses in Europe, and its casino is known everywhere as The Casino. Staying in the central district of Monte Carlo is pricey and posh, but there are more modest options as well above and alongside the main downtown. Easily accessible from Nice. Alsace is a northeastern region of the French countryside with a discrete culture, cuisine, and tradition, heavily influenced since the Middle Ages by what is now Germany. Nearby Lorraine offers more of a mix of French and German influences, but both regions are crowned with numerous reminders of the conflict between the two cultures and countries - huge medieval fortifications and modern battle sites. It is beautifully forested and ideal for history buffs. A favorite city is Strasbourg on the Rhine, with wonderful restaurants.

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