Soft pink hues, champagne gold, and white roses in abundance form the foundation of this style. It's a palette that never goes out of style.
It works just as well in the formal light inside an old hall as it does outdoors in a castle park at sunset.
This style really comes into its own in front of a French château in the evening light. Long tables covered in linen, crystal glasses, and candles stretching towards the horizon are the signature image.
Palace parks, orangeries and historic gardens also work very well, especially in the afternoon when the light turns golden.
White and powdery roses, peonies in season, and soft greens dominate the floral language in this style. The table setting should be symmetrical and well-thought-out.
Candles of varying heights all along the table provide the warm, romantic atmosphere the style is known for.
A French-inspired menu with wine from the region is a natural choice for this style, preferably served as a multi-course dinner at long tables.
A champagne tower or a simpler champagne serving upon arrival is a classic detail that elevates the atmosphere from the very first moment.
Dreaming of a timeless, fairytale wedding.
We want a formal, polished aesthetic rather than something relaxed and rustic.
Imagine a historic architectural setting — a château, a castle park, an old villa.
I want a wedding that is classic, elegant, and just sentimental enough.
Classic, elegant, and just sentimental enough.
We know several of the best places in France that suit this style — and that are actually available within budget.
