Historic Wedding Venues In New Aquitaine

Located in Gironde, the Domaine d'Arbis welcomes you to its one-hectare green setting for the celebration of the most beautiful day of your life. Let yourself be charmed by its decor of beams and stones which will give character to your event.

Magnificent wooded park, 3 reception rooms, numerous comfortable accommodations for up to 65 people including the royal apartment for the bride and groom, professional kitchen, privatization of all or part of the Estate with or without accommodation.

The Domaine de la Rose Blanche is a former wine-growing estate, converted into a reception area, which awaits you to celebrate your wedding in a privileged, rural setting, 15 minutes from Bordeaux between Saint-Emilion and the Médoc.

At Château de la Jarthe, experience elegance, romance, and the magic of an exceptional venue. An idyllic setting in Dordogne, perfect for an unforgettable wedding, blending historic charm with modern comfort.

The estate is currently being renovated. Opening planned for 7 June!

We invite you to discover the Château de Cognac, a historic monument, witness to the History of France and Maison des Cognacs BARON OTARD et D'USSE.

Célébrez votre mariage au Château de la Mothe, élégante demeure au cœur de la Dordogne. Profitez d’un cadre verdoyant, d’espaces raffinés et d’une privatisation exclusive du domaine pour un séjour magique avec vos proches.

The Domaine de Perrotin, the only Feng Shui estate in the region, is a place entirely devoted to love stories, offering an elegant, warm, and welcoming atmosphere.

rental of the 4 salons of the castle for the cocktail + Large cellar for dinners from 25 to 500 people + Gîte and privatization of the site

Welcome to Poudenas in the heart of the southwest of France. Make your dream come true by getting married in an exceptional castle. Opt for a high-end French wedding in the heart of Gascony thanks to many spaces that adapt to your desires.

La Seigneurie is a château dating from the 15th and 18th centuries. In the heart of the Saintonge region, it was one of the first noble houses with a central pavilion, built around Saintes and on the left bank of the Charente.

Between simplicity and elegance, Chateau de Born, a royal plum estate from the 12th century located in the heart of a preserved natural park in Lot-et-Garonne in Haut-Agenais Périgord