Everyone always talks about the South of France and it’s lovely climate, but we like to give credit where credit is due. The North of France isn’t only closer to home, but you will also find regions like the Loire, Champagne and Bourgogne which are simply breathtaking. These areas in Northern France are famous for their stately country houses and beautiful castles. Just imagine arriving at your wedding location in a classic old timer. Your friends and family await you in style. You toast to your marriage, your love, your story in that beautiful courtyard of that unique castle or estate. Inside the exquisitely set tables with those perfect centre pieces are waiting to be admired. There’s music and you can hear the tinkling of glass and the sound of laughter filling the room. Let the celebrations begin! Whatever you choose, be it a traditional or a boutique wedding, Art2Arrange is here to help you bring your dreams to life. We have various hand picked locations in Northern France and we know you’ll just love them as much as we do.

Traditionally the captivating Côte d’Azur, the coastline of the French Riviera, is known as the wedding and holiday destination for the rich & famous. Mick Jagger married his beautiful bride Bianca Jagger in a little church in St. Tropez and in the narrow streets of Antibes you just might bump into George Clooney and his wife Amal. Does that flare of glamour appeal to you? This sunny region is one of the most glamorous parts of the Mediterranean and offers a number of breathtaking wedding locations. The Côte d’Azur has it all, from stylish and trendy beach clubs in St. Tropez to luxurious private villas on top of a cliff near Cannes. Just imagine that deep blue sea in the background of all your wedding photos. And what about a glamorous wedding party in a five star hotel in Monaco? Or on board of a yacht just off the coast of St. Maxime? It’s spectacular – like walking into a James Bond movie!

The Provence is the perfect place for a destination wedding for the romantics among us. This is the place of vast fields of lavender and flowers, picturesque village squares encircled by sycamore trees, beautiful French farmhouses and adorable maison d’hôtes. Do you already see yourself with a bouqet of wild flowers while your husband opens the door to the deux-chevaux and helps you get in? Can you taste the delicious food you share with your guests at those beaitufully set long tables in the middle of a vineyard? Another wonderful aspect of the Provence are those typical French squares, where your friends and family can play a game of petanqueon the day after your wedding while you newly-weds enjoy the scene with a glass of rosé.