If you’re dreaming of a wedding in France that feels straight out of a storybook, a vineyard wedding might be exactly what you’re looking for. Imagine saying “I do” with rolling vineyards, golden sunsets, and a glass of locally made wine in hand—what could be more romantic? Whether you’re envisioning a chic château in Bordeaux or a sun-soaked vineyard in Provence, these are the best vineyards for a stunning French wedding weekend.
1. Château Smith Haut Lafitte – Bordeaux
Bordeaux is the destination for wine lovers, and Château Smith Haut Lafitte offers an unforgettable setting for your wedding weekend. This 16th-century estate blends rustic charm with elegance, featuring endless vineyards, a luxurious spa, and Michelin-starred dining just minutes away. A weekend here means guests can enjoy wine tastings, bike rides through the vines, and stunning photo opportunities at every turn.
📍 Location: Martillac, Bordeaux
🍇 Why You’ll Love It: Classic château setting, world-renowned wines, and luxurious accommodations.
2. Château de Berne – Provence
Nestled in the heart of Provence, Château de Berne offers that effortless French countryside feel with its sun-drenched vineyards and breathtaking landscapes. This estate is perfect for a weekend celebration, with on-site accommodations, a spa, and a five-star restaurant. Guests can explore nearby villages, enjoy olive oil tastings, or simply soak up the romance of the region.
📍 Location: Lorgues, Provence
🍇 Why You’ll Love It: A serene, sunlit vineyard setting with luxury amenities and a relaxed feel.
3. Château Pape Clément – Bordeaux
For couples who love a mix of history and elegance, Château Pape Clément is a dream come true. With a winemaking legacy dating back over 700 years, this estate provides an exquisite backdrop for a sophisticated wedding weekend. The grand château, beautifully manicured gardens, and rich Bordeaux wines make it a truly magical place to celebrate.
📍 Location: Pessac, Bordeaux
🍇 Why You’ll Love It: A historic vineyard with grand architecture and an intimate atmosphere.
4. Domaine de Verchant – Languedoc
For a vineyard wedding that blends old-world charm with modern luxury, Domaine de Verchant is the perfect pick. Located near Montpellier, this boutique estate offers chic accommodations, a spa, and exceptional wines. Guests can enjoy beachside excursions, local markets, and the best of the Languedoc wine region while celebrating your love.
📍 Location: Castelnau-le-Lez, Languedoc
🍇 Why You’ll Love It: A vineyard wedding with modern flair, close to the Mediterranean coast.
5. Château de Valmer – Loire Valley
The Loire Valley is known as the Garden of France, and Château de Valmer embodies its charm with romantic gardens, sprawling vineyards, and a stunning 17th-century château. If you want a weekend filled with history, wine, and countryside charm, this venue is a must. Plus, it’s just a short trip from Paris, making it an accessible yet breathtaking choice for a destination wedding.
📍 Location: Chançay, Loire Valley
🍇 Why You’ll Love It: A fairy-tale setting with easy access from Paris for your guests.
How to Plan Your Destination Vineyard Wedding in France
Planning a wedding from across the ocean can feel overwhelming, but with the right team, it’s absolutely possible. As a U.S.-based photographer specializing in French destination weddings, I help couples navigate the process while capturing every real, unfiltered moment.
Here’s how I help make it seamless:
✔️ Expert guidance on finding the best locations for photos.
✔️ A photography experience that lets you enjoy your wedding without feeling like it’s a photo shoot.
✔️ Stress-free communication, so you feel confident every step of the way.
Let’s Capture Your French Vineyard Wedding
If you’re planning a vineyard wedding in France and want a photographer who makes the process easy while capturing all the big and small moments, let’s chat! I’d love to hear all about your vision and help bring it to life through photography that feels like you.
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