All-Inclusive Château Wedding Packages in France

Château Challain is a 19th-century neo-Gothic estate around 50 minutes from Nantes in Pays de la Loire, with four towers, twelve turrets, and twenty-six spiral staircases. It prices on tiered all-inclusive packages: the Gold package for 30 guests bundles venue hire, accommodation for up to 50, a rehearsal dinner with beer and wine, a wedding brunch, photography, and a four-hour DJ across a 2-night stay. Twenty-one bedrooms sleep 50 and the estate hosts up to 120 seated. The Gold tier starts at €55,000 excluding VAT, rising to Platinum at €105,000 for 100 guests.

Château du Puits es Pratx sits 15 minutes from Narbonne in Occitanie, built around a candlelit paved courtyard with a stone fountain, its reception room set in a former wine cellar. The 2026 all-inclusive package covers sole use of the estate, an in-house planner and on-site coordinator, an in-house chef catering all dietary needs, a drinks reception with canapes, a banquet with local wines, and the couple's meals all weekend. Twenty-one bedrooms sleep 50 and the estate hosts up to 150 seated. Venue access starts at €8,000, with the 3-night weekend package from €17,089. It featured on Channel 4 Escape to the Chateau DIY.

Château de Sanse is a 16th-century golden-blond-stone estate around 20 minutes from Saint-Émilion in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, with cypress-lined pathways and a wide terrace over the valley. Its weekend package follows a multi-day sole-use model: in-house catering on all days, a night-before meal for on-site guests, breakfast included, and a day-after pool barbecue for the whole group. Sixteen bedrooms sleep 32 and the property hosts up to 120 seated, on a 3-night minimum. The weekend package runs €10,000, with the estate available from €8,000.

Château Lagorce pairs a 15th-century tower with metre-thick walls and a 1766 main building, 30 minutes from Bordeaux in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, with a Napoleon III stone staircase and a Louis XIV panelled dining room. The all-inclusive package bundles sole use of the whole château, twenty-two en-suite bedrooms for a 2-night stay, the wedding meal with wine, tables, chairs, and tableware, wedding planning assistance, and lanterns and fairy lights. It sleeps 50 and hosts up to 150 seated. The standard package is €42,800. It featured on Channel 4 Chateau DIY.

Château de Villarlong sits 25 minutes from Carcassonne in Occitanie, a 13th-century estate with a historic chapel, French gardens with a mini maze, and a stone-fountain courtyard. Its all-inclusive package covers sole use of the estate and all event spaces, accommodation for 60 across fifteen units, a welcome dinner, brunch, and a third-day meal, plus an infinity pool, the gardens and courtyard, and the restaurant and castle terrace. It hosts up to 130 seated on a 3-night minimum. The wedding package starts at €27,000, with venue hire from €25,000.

Château des Vigiers is a 16th-century estate near Bergerac in the Dordogne, around 25 minutes from town, with 12th-century arched stone rooms, carved marble fireplaces, golf, a spa, and Michelin-starred dining. The privatisation package covers full use of the château and its twenty-five rooms across a 2-night minimum, sole use of the 150-hectare estate, accommodation for all guests, a buffet breakfast for overnight stays, furniture, and the pools and gardens. It hosts up to 140 seated. The 2-night privatisation starts at €20,000.

Château de Varennes is an 18th-century estate 15 minutes from Beaune in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, with an Orangery and an on-site chapel. Its all-inclusive package covers sole use of the Orangery and gardens with no party time limit, château accommodation for all guests, heating and air-conditioning of the reception spaces, and access to all amenities. Twenty-seven bedrooms sleep 60 and the estate hosts up to 200 seated on a 2-night minimum. It has featured in CNN, Style Me Pretty, and French Wedding Style.

Château de Jalesnes is a 17th-century Renaissance estate around 35 minutes from Angers in Pays de la Loire, with a 17th-century façade, moats, and stained-glass windows. Its package covers sole use of the château, the grounds and swimming pool, the function areas, the chapel, and all furniture and setup. Twenty bedrooms sleep 65 and the estate hosts up to 180 seated on a 2-night minimum. The named all-inclusive wedding package is priced at €50,000, with venue hire from €22,000. It featured on Escape to the Chateau DIY.

Domaine des Étangs is a 13th-century estate in the Charente, two hours by TGV from Paris Montparnasse, with stone walls, wood-beamed ceilings, and art installations across a thousand hectares. Its privatisation packages cover sole use of the whole estate, accommodation for 58 across twenty-nine bedrooms, all facilities, the Dyades one-Michelin-star restaurant, the Le Moulin spa, and the gardens, lakes, and outdoor spaces. It hosts up to 150 seated. The standard privatisation is €30,000 and the upper tier €60,000. It made the Condé Nast Traveler Gold List 2024.

Château Engalin is an 18th-century estate around 45 to 50 minutes from Toulouse in Occitanie, with the ruins of an 11th-century Romanesque Rose Chapel, restored stone walls, and a vaulted room. It prices on tiered named packages: a Space and Accommodation tier covering sole use of the estate, fifteen en-suite bedrooms for 30, three breakfasts, a wedding lunch, a pizza night for 30, and in-house planning and styling. Fifteen bedrooms sleep 32 and the estate hosts up to 120 seated on a 3-night minimum. The Space and Accommodation tier is €25,000, with full food, drink, and service at €35,000.

Château de la Couronne is a 12th-century estate 25 minutes from Angoulême in the Charente, with turrets, slate roofs, and 12th-century ponds. Its bespoke package follows a hybrid model: sole use of the whole estate, 3-night accommodation for 50, breakfast across three mornings, daily housekeeping and concierge, and tables, chairs, a bar, loungers, parasols, candles, dinnerware, glassware, and linens. It sleeps 50 and hosts up to 500 seated on a 3-night minimum. The bespoke package is priced at €32,450. It featured in Vogue.

Château de Ferrières is a neo-Renaissance estate built between 1855 and 1859, 25 kilometres from Paris in Île-de-France, with a Joseph Paxton glass ceiling, a grand staircase modelled on the Crystal Palace, and ebony and bronze interiors. It prices on named packages, Prestige, Excellence, and the Ferrières package, each building from venue hire, catering, table art, floral decoration, a tasting meal, and a dedicated event-day team. The estate hosts up to 240 seated. Package pricing is confirmed on enquiry against guest count and inclusions.

Château de Fonscolombe is an 18th-century Relais and Châteaux five-star estate around 20 minutes from Aix-en-Provence in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, with six classified reception rooms, a Cour d'Honneur, and an on-site chapel. Its package follows an accommodation-led model across named stages: a Welcome Party, the Wedding Day, and a Brunch and Pool Party, with sole use of the château and grounds, accommodation for up to 110 sleeping, tourist tax, and a daily gourmet breakfast. Fifty bedrooms sleep 110 and the estate hosts up to 140 seated on a 2-night minimum. Package pricing is confirmed on enquiry.