The Wedding Weekend
We have a full weekend planned at Domaine des Halles. Below is a guide to each day — all times are approximate and subject to change as we finalize details.
April 16–18, 2027 · Les Halles, France
Arrival Day
4:00 PM onwards
Arrive at Domaine des Halles and settle into your room. Our team will be on hand to welcome you and help you get acquainted with the castle grounds.
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Join us for an informal welcome reception in [location — e.g., the great hall / on the terrace]. A wonderful chance to reconnect with family and friends before the big day.
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Sit down together for a relaxed welcome dinner. [Add any details about the format — e.g., a family-style meal / a light supper / catered dinner in the dining hall.]
Late Evening
Explore the castle, enjoy a nightcap, and get a good night's rest — tomorrow is the big day!
Wedding Day
Time TBD
Enjoy a relaxed morning on the estate. [Optional: A light breakfast will be available in the dining room. We will also look to have small activities for guest depending on interests
Time TBD
The ceremony begins. We ask that you silence your phones and be fully present with us for this moment.
Time TBD
Celebrate with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on the terrace (weather dependent) while we take photos with the wedding party.
Time TBD
A plated dinner is served, with toasts from the wedding party throughout the evening.
Farewell Day
10 AM
Join us one last time for a relaxed farewell brunch in the salons. A casual morning to reminisce, say your goodbyes, and enjoy one final meal together.
12:00 PM
All guests are kindly asked to check out by noon. We hope you leave with full hearts and wonderful memories. Safe travels!
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All guests are staying at the castle. Check-in is Friday from 4:00 PM and check-out is Sunday by 12:00 PM.
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We recommend a train that departs from the Paris airport and arrives in Lyon. If you are interested in taking a shuttle to the venue, please let us know. There is parking available on site if you chose to rent a car.
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The dress code for the wedding is black tie. Additionally, ladies please refrain from wearing white out of respect for the bride. See the FAQ section for additional dress code information.