French wedding traditions

french wedding traditions

Wedding receiving lines have a bad reputation for being old-fashioned, but they can be a practical, fun addition to a wedding ceremony. Still, they're not required as long as the couple and hosts speak with all of their guests. Here's what to know about receiving lines and how to decide if it's right for your wedding.

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Thinking of a dreamy wedding in France? Don't forget to embrace the local traditions, including their beloved wedding flowers! From delicious wine and mouthwatering pastries to incredible art, France has it all. But let's not overlook the vibrant world of flowers that add a special touch to weddings here. Get inspired by the beauty of seasonal blooms as you plan your own French chateau wedding.

Artist John Derian is reviving the art of the “globe de mariée.”

Ashleigh Huynh and Jonathan Tandjung hosted a Vietnamese tea ceremony, a Slim Aarons-style party and a chapel service as part of their three-day wedding fête in Sydney. Wedding photographer: Jack Henry & Heart Party. Videographer: I Do Cinema

A big fat French wedding may not be exactly what you are used to. Go to a typical wedding in France to see what to expect, what to wear, and of course, the gift!

Celebrate your wedding day with French flair at Chateau Lacanaud, featuring a Champagne tower, cellist, and croquembouche.

Are you dreaming of getting married in France? Here is how to plan the perfect French destination wedding, from Paris’s luxury wedding planner.

Charlotte and Nicolas planned the quintessential traditional French wedding: the day began by tying the knot in a small church in Bouclans and ended eating croquembouche adorned with sparklers. The beautiful couple rode off into the countryside in a vintage VW Beetle post-ceremony for a romantic photo session with Danilo and Sharon. Their laid-back reception took