The Château des 3 Fontaines, a modern and fully renovated property near Avignon, is the perfect venue for an authentic French wedding that authentically blends modernity and tradition. This shoot featured a chic, elegant, and colorful spring wedding design in this beautiful castle in the south of France.The Pantone color of the year 2023 – magenta – was honored and is found in all the floral arrangements, the bridesmaid dresses, and even the wedding cake. It was easy to incorporate this color into a timeless, beautiful wedding day design because this magenta is the absolutely most perfect blend of pink and purple!Keep scrolling to see incredible photography of this shoot atChâteau des 3 Fontaines by Manda Razafwith assistant Cynthia Reinke, featuring planning and design byMoment Day, floral design by L’eternelle Reveuse, and wedding cake design by Les Delices de Gladys. There are so many amazing photos that it was hard to choose which ones to include, so make sure to also click here after scrolling to check out even more in the full gallery!
The bride’s makeup was natural yet bright to complement the pops of magenta color
The bride wore two beautiful, couturePronoviasdresses that were absolutely stunning in their impeccable details. Her bright makeup complemented the magenta color palette, and theSo Helohair piece added that extra special detail to the look.
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A quintessential French design means choosing purposeful decor and otherwise neutral tones
To get that quintessential French atmosphere, the designers for this shoot made sure not to overload any single element of decor and stayed timeless by choosing neutral tones for that chic, elegant look. All of the stationery and signage was handmade by a talented French artist and calligrapher who uses watercolors for all of her drawings.Flowers were chosen in shades of pink and purple, and were the main focal point of the decor. Every other choice was made with keeping the florals center stage in mind. Black was used sparingly to add a touch of character to the decor, while gold brought that extra special addition to keep the design just a bit unique, while still remaining timeless.
