Welcome to Destination Wedding France, the blog of Fête in France and a great resource for your wedding in France, le plus beau pays du monde!*
This blog will give a little glimpse into the glamorous (and mostly not so glamorous) life of Fête in France and provide you with photos of the beautiful weddings we create and helpful tips for for your wedding in France.
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*the most beautiful country in the world
Destination: France
Le Perche – a great escape only 2 hours from Paris
Le Perche is a little known area of Normandy but it’s an area of France that...
It’s almost like being (t)here…
Eiffel Tower playing the “A” in Paris? Check. Iconic music from a charming...
Breathtaking luxury château…only 35 minutes from Paris
We were recently lucky enough to visit a truly fabulous château (and trust us, we...
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A backyard wedding in Normandy
Our clients have a lovely little stone cottage in the picturesque area of lower Normandy...
A Summer Fresh White Wedding
Our franco-british clients had a lot going on in their lives between their busy work...
Anchors away!
We don’t often get to see our clients before they arrive in France for their...
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Press room: Baltimore Sun
This spring we were contacted by the Baltimore Sun to take part in a special “Great Escapes” section. We sent along a photo from KHulett Photography and were excited to see our name in print. Which you can, if you squint hard and look at the bottom of the page. Read More →
First look: Sharon & Fred’s wedding
After over a year of planning, three action-packed days of set-up and clean-up, and one day of rest, we’re super excited to share a few first look photos of Sharon & Fred’s wedding from this past weekend. There will definitely be more to come and we can’t wait to show you the amazing decoration and lighting that turned the reception...
An Easter Tea Dance in the French Countryside
We attended an English Tea Dance at a very pretty chateau in the French countryside last weekend. What are the characterstics of an English Tea Dance you ask? 1) Flowery porcelain tea cups 2) strawberry and cream pastry puffs 3) more than one person in attendance named Nigel 4) a strong Pimm’s punch that loosened up the crowd for mid-afternoon...
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