Rediscover the Paris that kings once knew : when the Louvre was a palace before it became a museum, and its galleries hosted the greatest celebrations of the kingdom.
Fervenza builds this celebration with you: an ultra-private interlude at the heart of Royal Paris. Three exceptional days for a wedding of character, rooted in the History of France. The Sainte-Chapelle for vows at dusk, the Louvre privatised the moment the public leaves, a symphony orchestra, and a signature dessert by a renowned pastry chef.
Galerie d'Apollon, Cour Marly and salons, the whole palace for your evening
Vows beneath the 13th-century rose windows at dusk, string quartet
An entremet composed by a renowned pastry chef
Your celebration
Day 1 | Reunite your guests on the Seine
To bring your guests to Paris for what comes tomorrow. Tonight, you gather them on a boat entirely yours. A starred chef serves dinner, the city drifts past the tall windows, and your celebration begins quietly on the water.
- Discover Royal Paris from the Seine · Louvre, Tuileries, Concorde, illuminated bridges
- Boat entirely privatised · decoration by Fervenza to your taste
- Guests welcomed by a dedicated team at the quay
- Musical dinner cruise · starred chef, food and wine pairings, live music
- Elegant evening on board, until midnight
Day 2 | Open the doors of the Louvre and dine where kings once held court
The couple arrives by horse-drawn carriage at the Sainte-Chapelle for vows beneath the stained glass of Louis IX. The procession crosses Paris. The Louvre opens its Pyramid for a private dinner. A renowned pastry chef signs the dessert.
- Wedding ceremony in the Sainte-Chapelle, chapel of the kings of France
- Arrival of the couple by horse-drawn carriage
- Symphony orchestra for the entrance and ceremony
- Cocktail at the Louvre Museum, specially privatised
- Royal wedding dinner under the Pyramid glass canopy or in the Jardin des Tuileries
- Scenography, illuminations and floral decoration by Fervenza, tailored to the venue
- Wedding dessert signed by a renowned pastry chef
- Baroque and lively evening, until midnight
Day 3 | Wake at the Bristol and let the wedding become a story
The next morning begins in the Bristol garden, 1,200 m² under the chestnut trees. Brunch is laid, and already the talk turns to the Seine, the carriage, the Louvre. The wedding becomes what your guests carry with them.
- Wake at Le Bristol, palace on the Faubourg Saint-Honoré
- Royal brunch in the private gardens of Le Bristol, the largest of all Parisian palaces (1,200 m²)
- Acoustic music during brunch
- Parisian strolls and macaron escapade
What Fervenza orchestrates
- Privatisation of the institutions, Louvre, Sainte-Chapelle, Bibliothèque Nationale, Galerie d'Apollon
- Coordination with museum curators and stage managers
- Scenography adapted to the artwork and the venue
- Signature gastronomic table, renowned pastry chef for dessert
- Complete stationery, save-the-dates to thank-you cards, day-of menus and ceremony programs coordinated with the institutional decor
- Private guest platform, RSVPs, dietary requirements, palace room allocation, transfer logistics
- Day-after activities, private visits, Bristol gardens
- Your project manager present from first contact to last departure
2027 · 2028
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- April Fully booked
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- September 1 slot
- October 2 slots
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Slots manually maintained, refreshed every Friday.
Frequently asked questions
Which exceptional venues are available?
The Louvre for a private evening (Galerie d'Apollon, salons, Cour Marly), the Sainte-Chapelle for a ceremony at dusk, the Bibliothèque Nationale de France for a library dinner, the Beaux-Arts or the Petit Palais for cocktail formats. Each institution follows a precise protocol, access after public closing, artwork conservation, support teams. Fervenza manages the permits, scenography, and service from the first site visit.
How many guests can be invited?
From 120 to 350 guests depending on the venue and format. The Louvre accommodates up to 200 seated guests in the Galerie d'Apollon, 350 standing at the covered Cour Napoléon. The Sainte-Chapelle holds 180 guests for the ceremony. The Bibliothèque Nationale allows more intimate dinners of 80 to 120.
What is the best season?
From June to early October for long evenings and terraces. May and September offer the purest light and a city not yet saturated. Late-summer and early-autumn privatisations remain the most favourable, curators are more available and institutions run at full capacity.
Where do guests stay?
In Parisian palaces in the 1st and 8th arrondissements: Ritz Paris, Le Meurice, Le Bristol, Cheval Blanc, Hôtel de Crillon, Mandarin Oriental. Fervenza coordinates block bookings, limousine transfers to the ceremony venues, and private breakfasts at each palace.
Who composes the wedding dessert?
A renowned pastry chef composes a signature dessert, an entremet made to measure for your celebration and plated at the moment of service. Fervenza commissions it directly through our longstanding pastry partnerships.
What is the indicative budget?
Parisian celebrations in heritage institutions start around €1,900,000 for one hundred and twenty guests over three days, main venue privatisation, a signature pastry course, coordinated accommodation in Parisian palaces and transfers included. Each project is entirely made to measure. Parisian heritage demands precision, and we work it with you.
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