Location: Provence, South of France
Nicole and Tanner hosted family and friends for six days at the chateau, turning their celebration into a relaxed house party with long mornings and lively evenings. Domaine d’Uzès was introduced as a private estate near the gates of Provence, with honeyed stone, leafy corners, and rooms for guests to stay together. The ceremony took place outdoors at this exclusive and romantic place to organize a wedding, where white chairs and parasols formed clean lines and softened the midday brightness. The couple set a black tie dress code, and the setting framed it well, as guests gathered, found shade, and watched vows unfold against the stone façade.
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Ceremony Style in Monochrome With White Hydrangea and Ribbon Details
The bridal party leaned into classic contrast, and the look read modern rather than nostalgic. Bridesmaids wore black and carried white hydrangea tied with black ribbons, which echoed the crisp seating plan and the light fabric of the parasols. Nicole chose a sleek, understated gown that skimmed the silhouette, and Tanner wore a black suit with a bow tie. The open air of the estate carried soft voices and the rustle of fabric while the couple exchanged vows. This magnificent 19th century castle at the gates of Uzès appeared again in portraits, its textured walls and clipped greenery adding scale as the group moved from ceremony to cocktails.
Long Tables, Green Accents, and a Fresh Take on the Final Course
Dinner unfolded at long tables dressed in white, where crystal glassware caught the late light and guests chatted over the gentle scent of herbs and fruit. Grapes, pears, and whole fennel heads sat among white and green hydrangea for a table story that felt grounded and fresh against the venue’s rustic stone. The styling came together under Wedding Planner Empreinte Ephémère, whose vintage silverware and considered rentals balanced polish with ease. For dessert, the couple served a meringue and berry flat cake that cut cleanly and tasted light, a practical finish that photographed well and kept the room moving.
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Getting Ready
The Ceremony
The Bride & Groom
The Bridal Party
The Reception
The Table Design
The Decor & Details
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The Venue
The After Party
