Your wedding at Château La Tour Vaucros

From £66,000, all-inclusive, for about 100 guests: the venue, the table, the flowers, the music, your photos, and us on site. The exact price depends on your date and your guest count, and you get it in writing within a week.

Once we’ve agreed, no. It only changes if you change the wedding: more or fewer guests, a wish added along the way.

We replace them. They’re our suppliers, under our contract, so the two of you have nothing to search for or renegotiate. You approve the choice, and we take care of the rest.

Yes, if you wish. We can offer optional cancellation insurance dedicated to your wedding, placed with Lloyd’s. It covers cancelling or postponing for reasons beyond your control, including if one of you can’t be there, as set out in the policy terms.

You can, it's a beautiful house. The château rents you its estate and its guest houses, and opens its address book. You then bring together the caterer, chosen from its list, the flowers and decor, the music and the photographer. With us, all of that is in your price, every choice stays yours, and the château keeps its own rate. You come to get married.

Up to 250 at dinner, with both rooms together and the dance floor, and up to 600 for drinks on the pool lawn. For something more intimate, the vine terrace seats up to 75.

Tell us your date, we check with the château and reply in writing.

Yes, in the setting you prefer: the green theatre at the entrance, the alley of old pines, the garden by the pool or the château courtyard under its plane tree. If the weather turns, the summer room and its view over the vines.

In France, a civil wedding always takes place at a town hall, never at the château. Sorgues town hall can marry you if one of you, or one of your parents, lives there or has lived there for at least a month. Otherwise, the civil wedding happens in your own town, and the ceremony at the château.

Yes: Avignon TGV station is 25 minutes away, with direct trains from Paris in 2 h 40 and from Geneva in 3 h 45. Avignon airport is 15 minutes away, Marseille and Nîmes airports an hour. To sleep, we give you the addresses around the château, ready to share with your loved ones.

Your contract is governed by French law, and also written in English.

One of you in the bridal suite, on the château's first floor: the view over the courtyard and the pine alley, a big bathroom, and the terrace next door for a breath of air before going down. The other in one of the estate's houses, with their people.

Late. Until 10 pm the music can play outside; after that it moves into the great hall, doors closed, and the dancing carries on under the chandeliers. In the weddings published from here, the dance floor was still full well past midnight.

Rain plan: your vows in the summer room, facing the vines, and dinner under the chandeliers of the great hall. Both rooms are air-conditioned, which counts in July. And in high summer, we set the ceremony late in the afternoon, in the shade of the pines.

33 to 49 of them sleep on the estate, a short walk from the dance floor. For the others, staying in Avignon, Le Pontet or Orange, we give you the addresses, ready to share with your loved ones, so everyone can raise a glass with an easy mind.

Very welcome. The château asks for qualified sitters to look after them (one for three under-3s, one for five children aged 3 to 8, one for eight older ones), and we find them for you. The green theatre at the entrance becomes their playground.