Burgundy Linen and Two Cymbeline Gowns at Domaine de Vaugency

An autumn bridal editorial at Domaine de Vaugency in Grand Est, with two Cymbeline gowns, a floral arch and dinner tables arranged in a U…

By Anne-Sophie Boubals | Published 22 October 2026 | Last reviewed 22 October 2026 | Photos by Aude Lucas

Burgundy Linen and Two Cymbeline Gowns at Domaine de Vaugency

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Domaine de Vaugency, a wedding venue in Grand Est, provided two garden settings for this autumn bridal editorial. One held an outdoor ceremony, the other a dinner in the open air, laid for around ten. At the heart of the estate, the branches of mature trees lean towards one another over a natural aisle beside a winding canal. The summer's severe drought had left the canal dry, with greenery taking root along its bed.

In an editorial photographed by Aude Lucas, Pauline of Histoires Sauvages created the ceremony flowers, the dinner arrangements and the bridal bouquet. Miniature apples were tucked among her arrangements, and small white pumpkins added to the autumn produce. The editorial's bride wore two gowns by Cymbeline designed by the house's new artistic director, Lucas Anderi.

Photography

Aude Lucas

Venue

Domaine de Vaugency

Region

Grand Est, France

Bridal Portraits

A bride in a high-necked white lace gown holds a coral dahlia in front of one eye, with colourful flowers in the foreground.

A bride with a dark updo faces away, holding a bouquet of pink, red and orange flowers in front of a floral arch.

A bride stands with a sheer veil draped over her head and shoulders, holding flowers, in front of an arch of blooms.

A bride in a white gown stands on the lawn in front of a tall floral arch, with flower borders and trees around.

A bride with her hair pinned up looks away, holding a large pink and orange bouquet against a wall of flowers.

A bride in a long lace gown sits sideways on a chair at a flower-decked table with a raspberry cloth outdoors.

Photo: Aude Lucas

For the ceremony, the bride wore Cymbeline's Angelina gown, a strapless princess silhouette worked with floral embroidery and beading. A detachable overskirt, also embroidered with flowers, added volume, and her veil was embellished with fabric flowers. Agata Prywer styled her hair in an intricate updo, with makeup by Laura Lupo.

For the evening she wore the Azur gown, a long-sleeved mermaid silhouette with a bare back and floral embroidery across the shoulders and neckline. Laura deepened the eyeshadow and added a burgundy lip to match the dinner linen. For her hair, Agata created a sleek, sculpted chignon inspired by Old Hollywood.

Design and Details

A vase of orange, pink and lilac flowers stands on a deep pink tablecloth beside a small white pumpkin.

A banquet table with a raspberry tablecloth and lamps sits on grass, ringed by dense arrangements of colourful flowers among trees.

A table with a raspberry cloth holds an orange floral centrepiece, small lamps and grapes, with flowers massed on the grass below.

A bride in a lace gown holds a cluster of dark grapes above a decorated plate, wearing a ring.

Burgundy-draped tables with flowers and candles stand on a lawn in front of tall trees, with wrought-iron chairs along one side.

Photo: Aude Lucas

Orange flowers appeared in both garden settings. Along the ceremony aisle, Pauline combined them with coral, vivid pink and sunshine yellow, softening the stronger colours with pastel pink and white. The ceremony setting paired a classically styled floral arch with green-draped benches and wrought-iron garden chairs.

At dinner, orange dahlias stood out against burgundy linen on tables arranged in a U shape around a central floral installation. Pauline paired generous centrepieces with smaller arrangements in bud vases, and grapes and ornamental gourds were set on the table with the flowers.