Fairytale Wedding at Chateau le Mas de Montet in Perigord

Jake and Remy’s story began at school, continued years later on a ski trip, and led them to celebrate surrounded by friends and family in the South of France. Their engagement in Paris at the Four Seasons George V, marked by a tasting menu and a cloche reveal, set the tone for a wedding that combined sentiment with sophistication. Arriving through the gates of Château le Mas de Montet, guests found themselves in a setting of formal gardens, music, and conversation. As daylight softened, candlelight took over, illuminating courtyards and terraces where glasses clinked, laughter carried through the air, and the evening settled into calm, golden warmth.

Château Charmant, Neutral Tones, and Dinner Beneath the Lights

Also known as Château Charmant, the estate offered a refined yet welcoming atmosphere - formal gardens for the ceremony, shaded paths for portraits, and a courtyard perfectly suited for dinner under string lights. The design followed a palette of whites, creams, and soft golds, complemented by bridesmaids in oyster-toned dresses carrying delicate gypsophila. Tables dressed in pale linens and candlelight mirrored the château’s warm stone façade, creating a visual harmony that felt timeless. Guests enjoyed regional dishes as fairy lights glowed above, while the gentle breeze carried the scent of herbs and summer air. Every detail reflected balance between formality and familiarity, design and ease.

Music, Movement, and a Team That Set the Rhythm

Music defined the day’s rhythm from the start. A string quartet played Pachelbel’s Canon for Remy’s entrance, followed by Can You Feel the Love Tonight during the signing and Sir Duke for the recessional. The evening flowed into a joyful dinner entrance to Sunchyme, a first dance to My Girl, and an open dance floor that kept energy high. Marry Me in France, among the top luxury wedding planners in Dordogne, coordinated logistics, supplier timing, and atmosphere, ensuring every transition remained smooth. Frances Mary Sales, one of the most creative wedding photographers in Dordogne, captured the story through glowing tablescapes, intimate portraits, and late-night laughter reflected in glass and stone. The result was heartfelt, musical, and distinctly French an elegant countryside celebration that felt as warm as it looked.

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