The number, upfront.
You've seen the real cost above. I build your budget honestly, from the first conversation, so nothing surprises you later.

Wedding planning in France
For U.S. couples marrying in France: I handle the venues, the vendors, the French contracts and the day itself, so you can enjoy the year before it.
Get in touchFrench-registered · fully insured · English and French
One thing worth knowing early
French venues often price the building and nothing else, catering, marquee, staff, all added later. It's not a trick, it's just how the pricing works here, and it catches almost every couple off guard once. For an 80-guest wedding in 2026, a dry-hire venue that looks cheaper on paper typically reaches €53,000 to €101,000 once everything is added, while an all-inclusive venue at the same size runs €35,000 to €58,000. (French Wedding Style, 2026.)
I'd rather you hear the real number from me now, calmly, than discover it mid-planning. I'll walk you through it, no pressure, no jargon, just the honest picture before you commit to anything.
Get in touchYou've seen the real cost above. I build your budget honestly, from the first conversation, so nothing surprises you later.
Contracts, vendors, and the legal side, all handled in French, on your behalf, while you plan from home on your own schedule.
I coordinate every detail in the lead-up, vendors, timelines, logistics, so the only thing left for you to do is show up.
About me
I've spent years learning this country's venues, its contracts, its rhythm, so when you celebrate your wedding day, you don't have to think about one single thing. You just have to get married.
Read my story →What I do
Venue search, vendor coordination, contracts, budget, the day itself. Every couple moves through the same four stages, so nothing is a surprise and nothing is left for you to chase.
See how I work →Wedding venues
I visit, photograph, and choose each venue for one reason: how it makes a couple feel when they cross the threshold.
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Share your story
The guides I share, and the way I plan, come from real couples' experiences, not my own assumptions about what a wedding in France should feel like. So before anything else, I'd love to hear yours.
What surprised you most?
What turned out to be harder than you expected?
What would have made the planning easier, looking back?
If you'd like to share a few photos too, from your venue visit, your planning process, or your wedding day itself, I'd love to see them, and with your permission, feature them here for other couples to see what's actually possible. Entirely optional, and only ever with your consent.
As a thank you, I'll send you both of my guides, A Couple's Checklist and The Real Cost of a French Wedding, real numbers, not guesses.
I'd love to hear your story.
Share your story