For all our friends and family who have lots of questions, please check out our FAQs first!Â
If you have a question that isn't answered below, don't hesitate to email us at simonandaude2027@gmail.com,
we'll reply as soon as possible!
When is the RSVP deadline?
Please RSVP by February 15th, so we can have an accurate headcount. :)
Can I bring a date?
Please check your invite for your +1!
Are kids welcome?
We absolutely love your little ones! That said, we'd love for you to treat this weekend as a little getaway in Provence — a chance to relax, let your hair down and enjoy a few days of good food, wine and celebration with us!
If you can arrange childcare, we'd really appreciate it. However, we know that's not always easy, especially when travelling from abroad, and we certainly wouldn't want it to stop you from joining us.
If bringing your children is your only option, please get in touch with us beforehand so we can work something out together.
Most importantly, we want you there to celebrate with us!
Where should I park?
There is plenty of free parking near the entrance of the venue.
What should I wear? Dressing code
Friday Evening (Welcome Dinner): Casual Attire
Saturday (Ceremony Day): Formal Attire - suits and mid/long dresses but comfortable, remember the temperature
Sunday (Brunch Day): Come as you'd like - reminder that this will be a pool day, so pack your bathing suit and towel!
What time should we arrive on Saturday?
The ceremony starts at 4.30pm, so we'd recommend arriving a little beforehand to settle in and enjoy the surroundings.
More details can be found on our Weekend page.
Is it okay to take pictures with our phones and cameras during the wedding?
Yes! We would love for you to take photos and share them. However, please refrain from taking photos during the ceremony, we have a lovely photographer, Marie, to capture these moments! We are also targeting a candid theme with our photos, please refrain from asking for formal group pictures although she may ask you on occasion.
Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
Most of the wedding will be outdoors if weather allows. If you are wearing high heels, please be aware that parts of the wedding will take place on some grass & gravel areas. As Saturday’s dinner will be held outside, we suggest bringing a light jacket as the evening may be a bit cool.
What will the weather be like?
In July in Provence, it is typically warm, sunny and dry. Temperature ranging from 26°C to 36°C and if it is anything like 2026 summer it can be even more. We recommend light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, and maybe a hat or sunglasses. We'll make sure there's shade and refreshments to keep everyone cool!
What if I have a dietary restriction?
No problem, please ensure to let us know in advance via the RSVP.
Will there be food on Friday and Sunday?
Of course! Friday is all about Flammekueche, drinks and a bit of pétanque, while Sunday is for relaxing by the pool with good food and a few more drinks. Come hungry!
Is there transportation being provided between reception and hotels/ locations?
There will be shuttles from midnight to 4AM on the night of the wedding (Saturday) going to hotels nearby (15min max).
Please reach out to your hotel to book a taxi ahead of time for Friday evening and Sunday brunch, or additionally for Saturday if your hotel is located at more than a 15min drive from the venue. Taxi availability is limited at that period of the year in the region so we recommend booking in advance to avoid any issues. Thank you!
I am coming from out of town. Where should I stay?
Please check our travel page for recommendations
Will there be dancing?
Oh, absolutely! Expect great music, some questionable dance moves and a proper party well into the early hours!
Do I need to hire a car?
We'd recommend having a car if you'd like to explore Provence during your stay. Taxis can be limited in the area, particularly in summer, so it's worth planning ahead. Check our Travel page for more details.
Do I need to speak French?
Not at all! There'll be plenty of French and English spoken throughout the weekend. A little bonjour, merci and santé might come in handy, though!
Good to know – French weddings have their own timetable!
A little heads-up for our British guests: French weddings tend to go on a bit later than their British counterparts, so pace yourselves and plan accordingly!
The last dance (and carriages!) won't be until around 4am.
And for those who miss the shuttle, aren't quite ready to call it a night, or fancy a cheeky dip in the pool, we'll have a small dormitory with a few beds available for anyone needing somewhere to crash.
Consider yourselves warned – it's going to be a long one!