Château de Vallery

Summer and winter alike. Time will stand still for your celebration alone, embarking on a spiritual journey into the paleness of dawn. This estate will then become your exclusive venue. THE EVE Set up the day before the wedding to welcome your guests to the château and its historic rooms. In the evening, discover fine wines in the 12th-century vaulted cellars. At dusk, enjoy a tagine together in the Oriental Pavilion. Then, amidst the lights and scents of the Orient, enjoy mint tea, honey pastries, and why not a belly dancer? PRELUDES AT THE CHÂTEAU In the morning, already at your reception venue, take the time to relax. Peacefully finish planning your big day; add the final touches to the floral decorations, the seating plan, or prepare the pageboys. A hairdresser and makeup artist await the bride under the gaze of the photographer and cameraman. WEDDING CEREMONY IN A CASTLE Some will choose the church and its mausoleum of the Princes and Princesses of Condé, just opposite. For others, getting married in a castle means a flowery chuppah set up in the Rose Garden or under the large chestnut tree. Who knows, perhaps at the foot of the seven-trunked sycamore. On your wedding day in France, the time is ripe for spirituality. COCKTAIL, DINNER, AND RECEPTION For the big day, the buffets were set up in the closerie and the music rooms. Music inspired by the bride and groom wafts throughout the grounds, alternating with a jazz band in the dovecote. Later, a candlelit dinner will be held in the Salle des Tentures (Tentures Room), a trompe-l'oeil of over 500 m² of precious fabrics. In the grounds, a thousand torches will only be extinguished with dawn. GRAND NIGHT After dinner, guests return to the park for a musical fireworks display or a bonfire. The final stage of your event planning: welcoming the wedding cake, followed by a champagne pyramid and the opening of the ball in the Grand Gallery.