A wedding day here is organized around four distinct spaces, each with its own setting and purpose. Everywhere, you’ll find the same authentic charm: ancient stones and timeless architecture. The virtual tour offers a glimpse, but no venue decision is made on a screen.
La Grange: The Main Reception Hall for Your Banquet
This is the largest space on the estate—a converted barn that serves as the reception hall. It can accommodate up to 500 people, or 350 for a seated dinner. State-of-the-art audiovisual equipment installed by So Excentrique is used to show films, souvenir photos, speeches, and music. The exposed beams create festive acoustics without the feeling of being in a warehouse.
The Paved Courtyard and Its Pond: Outdoor Ceremonies and Cocktail Parties
The central courtyard is the heart of the estate: cobblestones, a pond, and historic facades. It serves as the venue for the ceremony, the reception, and a cocktail reception. The tent will be set up in advance with our help—not during the week of the wedding.
La Chapelle and Le Fenil: Two Timeless Heritage Sites
The Chapel still features its Gothic stained-glass windows and coats of arms. The Hayloft, meanwhile, has retained its original beams. These two spaces serve primarily as backdrops: for couple photos and as a quiet retreat away from the guests.
La Maison du Sergent: an intimate setting for small, intimate weddings
On the same estate, the Maison du Sergent hosts small weddings. This building, dating from 1739, features a garden and terrace overlooking the valley. The atmosphere is that of a family home, in an intimate setting.
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