Wedding Suppliers in France

France offers château elegance, Provençal countryside and Riviera glamour, and weddingsonline lists 3 destination weddings specialists who plan weddings there for Irish couples. Whether it is a private château in the Dordogne or Loire, a vineyard in Provence, or a chic celebration on the French Riviera, the planners below handle venues, suppliers and logistics.

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Planning a wedding in France

A legally binding civil ceremony in France requires one of the couple to be resident for around 40 days before the wedding, which is impractical for most visiting couples. As a result, nearly all international couples marry legally in Ireland first and hold a symbolic ceremony in France, often the more relaxed and flexible option anyway. A local planner will arrange the celebrant, venue and suppliers around it.

Provence is the classic choice for lavender-and-vineyard settings, the Dordogne and Loire Valley for fairytale châteaux, the French Riviera (Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez) for coastal glamour, and Paris for city romance. May to September brings the best weather, with Provence at its most beautiful in early summer.

How much does a wedding in France cost?

France sits at the higher end for destination weddings, particularly for exclusive-use châteaux on the Riviera and in Provence, though the countryside regions offer more relaxed budgets. Guest numbers, venue and season are the main factors. Share your plans with any of the destination weddings specialists below for a tailored quote.

Frequently asked questions

Can we get legally married in France?
In practice, no, not without residency: France requires one of the couple to live there for around 40 days before a civil ceremony. Almost all international couples marry legally in Ireland first and hold a symbolic ceremony in France. A planner from the list above will arrange it.
Which regions of France are most popular for weddings?
Provence for vineyards and lavender, the Dordogne and Loire Valley for châteaux, the French Riviera for coastal glamour, and Paris for city weddings.
When is the best time to marry in France?
May to September offers the best weather. Provence is especially lovely in June, and September brings warm days with fewer crowds.
Is a French château wedding expensive?
Exclusive-use châteaux, particularly on the Riviera and in Provence, are at the premium end, but countryside regions and smaller venues can be more affordable. A planner can match options to your budget.

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