Small and quaint, this beautiful English church with a touch of southern French decor presents the perfect ambiance for a traditional French wedding.  Built in 1891 and now a part of the European diocese, the church has a remarkable romantic ambiance, basked lightly by a historic breeze.

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English-inspired baroque square campanile, outlines octagonal windows along the beautifully painted stone walls.  Arched windows along the aisle bring the elegant sunlight of the French countryside in.  Fifteenth century Italian sculpted organs are set along the back of the congregation 17^th century marble spreading from its base leading to the carved oak chancel screen, approaching the alter.  Small romantic floral garden opens up on a mountain waterfall.

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