Venues
Where we photograph
The châteaux and estates of the Vienne and the Loire Valley where we, based in the region, are available to document your wedding.
Mirebeau · Vienne
Domaine de Villemont
A family wine estate in the Haut-Poitou vineyards, barely twenty minutes from home.
See the venue →Availles-en-Châtellerault · Vienne
Château de la Tour d'Oyré
A monumental sixteenth century barn in open countryside, a few minutes from home.
See the venue →Ligugé · Vienne
Domaine de l'Écorcerie
A twenty-five hectare wooded estate with a nineteenth century chapel, ten minutes from Poitiers.
See the venue →Lusignan · Vienne
Domaine de Mauprié
A converted barn beside a château, reached by a majestic avenue of linden trees.
See the venue →Saint-Pierre-de-Maillé · Vienne
Château de la Boutinière
A fairytale micro-wedding château in fifty-two acres of parkland, in the eastern Vienne.
See the venue →Lémeré · Indre-et-Loire
Château du Rivau
A fifteenth century fortress wrapped in fourteen gardens, less than an hour from home.
See the venue →Pérignac · Charente
Château de Lerse
A fifteenth century château in two hundred and sixty acres, intimate and romantic.
See the venue →Coussac-Bonneval · Haute-Vienne
Château de Bonneval
A fortress lived in by the same family for nearly a thousand years, still furnished.
See the venue →Magny-Cours · Nièvre
Château de Planchevienne
A seventeenth century Burgundy barn with stone floors and centuries-old timber framing.
See the venue →Montbazon · Indre-et-Loire
Château d'Artigny
A Belle Époque palace above the Indre valley, built to outshine Versailles.
See the venue →Montlouis-sur-Loire · Indre-et-Loire
Château de la Bourdaisière
A Renaissance château between Tours and Amboise, famous for its rose and tomato gardens.
See the venue →Ingrandes · Indre
Saint Victor La Grand' Maison
A private hamlet of six houses around a fifteenth century manor above the river Anglin.
See the venue →Vernantes · Maine-et-Loire
Château de Jalèsnes
A 1610 Renaissance château run on full exclusivity, sixty weddings since 2016.
See the venue →Challain-la-Potherie · Maine-et-Loire
Château de Challain
A neo-gothic château of the 1850s so complete it is called the little Chambord.
See the venue →Vernantes · Maine-et-Loire
Château du Loroux
A nineteenth century château built inside the ruins of a twelfth century abbey.
See the venue →La Ferté-Saint-Aubin · Loiret
Château les Muids
A four star château on the edge of the Sologne, thirty-three hectares of parkland and riding paths.
See the venue →La Ferté-Saint-Aubin · Loiret
Château de la Ferté-Saint-Aubin
A romantic Sologne château on a forty hectare estate, with gîtes and an orangery for two hundred.
See the venue →Chaingy · Loiret
Château du Bézy
An elegant château just west of Orléans, crystal chandeliers and a wooded park for the ceremony.
See the venue →Chilleurs-aux-Bois · Loiret
Château de Chamerolles
A Renaissance monument with famous perfume gardens, weddings in an eighteenth century glass hall.
See the venue →Ménestreau-en-Villette · Loiret
Château de Villette
A fifty hectare Sologne estate with converted stables and century old cedars, thirty years of weddings.
See the venue →Saint-Laurent-Nouan · near Orléans
Domaine de Scarlett
A bohemian chic domaine at the gates of the Sologne, exposed stone and a ceremony facing wheat fields.
See the venue →Huisseau-sur-Cosson · Loir-et-Cher
Château des Grotteaux
A 1620 Loire château in the Chambord triangle, park, river and an Eiffel footbridge.
See the venue →Montrieux-en-Sologne · Loir-et-Cher
Château Le Chéreau
A 115 hectare Sologne estate with five ponds, a manor of red tiles and exposed beams.
See the venue →Blois · Loir-et-Cher
Château de la Vicomté
An ancient estate five minutes from Blois, a three hectare park beside the forest.
See the venue →Mont-près-Chambord · Loir-et-Cher
Manoir de Clénord
An eighteenth century manor near Chambord, seventeen hectares of French gardens.
See the venue →Chémery · Loir-et-Cher
Château de Chémery
A listed château entered over a drawbridge, orangery and a green theatre in the courtyard.
See the venue →Cheverny · Loir-et-Cher
Château de Troussay
A Renaissance jewel beside Cheverny, billed as the smallest château of the Loire.
See the venue →Vouvray · Indre-et-Loire
Château de Jallanges
A Renaissance château in the Vouvray vineyards, formal parterres ringed by forest.
See the venue →Vouvray · Indre-et-Loire
Domaine des Bidaudières
An eighteenth century estate in the Vouvray vines, a glass-roofed hall and troglodyte cave rooms.
See the venue →Amboise · Indre-et-Loire
Château de Pray
A four star château-hotel above the Loire at Amboise, with a Michelin-starred troglodyte orangery.
See the venue →Amboise · Indre-et-Loire
Château Gaillard
The most Italian of the Loire châteaux, Renaissance gardens and France's first orangery at Amboise.
See the venue →Nazelles-Négron · Amboise
Château de la Huberdière
A sixteenth century tuffeau château near Amboise, an ornate stone staircase and a park of century-old trees.
See the venue →Athée-sur-Cher · near Montlouis
Château de Nitray
A Renaissance château on a working Touraine vineyard, an English park above the Cher valley.
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