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Celebrate in Provence

Wedding · Proposal · Elopement · Micro-wedding

What Provence holds in its olive groves, no season has erased: centuries of patience, the song of the cicadas, the scent of wild herbs. You and those close to you breathe it in from the first terrace.

Why marry in Provence

International Accessibility

Reaching Provence is straightforward: Marseille Provence Airport connects with over 100 destinations worldwide, and Avignon has a TGV station just 2h40 from Paris. Private jets often use Avignon or Nîmes airports, only 30–40 minutes from the main villages.

Lifestyle & Experience

Life follows the rhythm of lavender fields, vineyards, and sun-drenched villages. Michelin-starred restaurants sit next to rustic bistros, and you can host your guests in centuries-old mas or vineyard estates.

Climate & Seasonality

Spring brings fragrant blooms with average highs of 18–22°C, while summers can climb above 30°C. Autumn is softer, around 20–24°C, perfect for wine harvest weddings. Locals often say September is the golden month.

Privacy & Security

Provence offers estates and vineyards you can privatize entirely, from 40-guest villas to 500-guest domaines. Many properties sit far from public view, ensuring total discretion.

Frequently asked questions

Can I Legally Get Married in Provence?

Legally marrying in France requires at least one partner to have lived in the country for a minimum of 40 consecutive days before the wedding. Most couples do the paperwork in their home country and host their symbolic ceremony in France.

Do I Need a Visa to Get Married in France?

Whether you need a visa depends on your nationality. Some countries are exempt from short-stay visas for up to 90 days, while others require applying in advance through the French consulate. Check early, ideally 3 months before your trip.

Can I Have My Wedding Ceremony in English?

French civil ceremonies are always conducted in French. However, you can hire a professional interpreter. For symbolic or religious ceremonies, you have full freedom to choose your native language.

Do We Need a Local Wedding Planner?

Local contracts, language, and cultural nuances make planning a challenge. Many of the most exclusive venues don't even take public bookings; they open only through trusted planners with established relationships.

What Is the Cost of a Luxury Wedding in Provence?

The cost typically begins around €2,000 per guest, with most couples investing between €200,000 and €500,000 for a comprehensive experience including private venues, custom design, Michelin-level gastronomy, and full guest support.

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Why celebrate with Fervenza?

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Orchestrated end to end

The venue, the vendors, the timeline, every detail: from the first idea to the last goodbye, it is all in our hands.

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One person, start to finish

A single person who truly knows you, from the first meeting to the wedding day.

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Complete peace of mind

On the day, you are fully with your guests. We watch over everything, behind the scenes.

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Rare places, opened for you

Privatised monuments, private estates, bespoke experiences: we open rare doors for you.

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Your investment is protected

A French company based in Paris, IATA member and fully insured. Your payments are protected, from the first deposit to the final balance.

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A celebration that feels like you

A concierge for your guests, a beauty team, bespoke experiences: every detail is shaped around your story.