The ivy-covered grey stone villa rests in the countryside of the tranquil Côte d'Azur, on the French Riviera. Grapes, figs, olives, and luscious vegetable gardens shield you from the outside world making this a destination of ultimate bliss. Dine along the peaceful trickling stream, adjacent to a romantic terrace lined with wooden arched trellises. Discover the pathway of Italian inspired architecture, amazing French cuisine, and the relaxation of the French Riviera. A wedding in France is the perfect opportunity to discover the heart and soul of your inner selves. A wonderfully delightful escape from the outside world, time all to yourselves in the beautiful countryside.

Seeing the Traditional Provençal Style Castle for the first time, you might quite justifiably think that it was result of several centuries of changes and additions. In fact the castle was built in exactly one year, in 1927. Couëlle, the famous architect, visionary and ecologist, was only 26 years old in 1927 when he designed this building. It was just one of a series for which he was responsible in the region between the two World Wars. The Traditional Provençal Style Castle assembles architectural elements from the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries. These elements came from ruins in the Pyrenees and Provence, and in giving them a new life in a new building, he saved them from destruction.

Situated just west of Cannes, the Panormaic Artist's Castle occupies a magnificent seafront site first settled by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago. Originally erected by the Villeneuve family during the 14th century, the fortress was destroyed and rebuilt eight times before it was transformed into a glass factory in the 19th century. In 1918, the American artist Henry Clews acquired the ruined property, which he restored with his wife, Marie Elsie Whelen Goelet. Two towers, Saracen and Romanesque, were integrated into the walled complex ; a turreted gatehouse, tall ramparts and sea view terraces reflect the Clews’ own eclectic taste.