L'Abbaye de la Ferte

WHAT WE LOVE

L’Abbaye de la Ferte transports you to the 18th century with its stunning architecture and splendid English-style gardens, providing a beautiful backdrop that charms and delights. The careful preservation of its historical elements, such as the intricate tapestries, carved wood details, and majestic staircases, offers a captivating glimpse into the past. This Brugundy wedding venue combines the grandeur of yesteryear with the tranquillity of its monastic origins, making it an exceptional choice for a timeless and intimate wedding.

Choosing L’Abbaye de la Ferte means more than just a venue for your wedding; it’s an immersive experience into historical elegance, supported by the rich culture of Burgundy. This venue promises a day to remember and a majestic setting that lives up to the fairy-tale wedding of your dreams.

AMENITIES & SERVICES

L’Abbaye de la Ferté is not only visually stunning but also fully equipped to handle every aspect of your special day:

Reception Hall: Originally the monks’ dining hall, this space can accommodate up to 180 seated guests and includes modern amenities such as a kitchen and bathroom facilities.
Flexible Setup Options: Extensions such as tents or marquees can be arranged to expand the reception area.
Event Essentials: On-site rentals of tables and chairs are available, simplifying logistics and coordination.
Family-Friendly Features: A dedicated playroom and dormitory for children ensure that guests of all ages enjoy their time at the abbey.
Accommodation: The estate houses three beautifully decorated guest rooms, each featuring exposed stone walls and unique decor, providing comfortable and stylish lodging options.

EXPLORE THE BURGUNDY REGION

Located in the heart of Burgundy, this region is a perfect starting point for you and your guests to explore the rich cultural tapestry of France:

Wine Tasting: Burgundy is renowned for its vineyards. Spend a day touring and tasting at some of the finest wineries in the world.
Historical Sites: Discover the region’s medieval towns and visit notable sites like the Hospices de Beaune, offering insights into the area’s deep historical roots.
Culinary Adventures: The local markets and restaurants serve traditional Burgundian dishes such as the famous Boeuf Bourguignon that perfectly complement the local wines, providing a gastronomic experience that should not be missed.