Bold, colorful, and set in a 10th-century French abbey – Set in a 10th-century French abbey, L’Amour Fou Editorial showcases a fresh take on green wedding inspiration, where bold colors meet historic charm. Mixing luxury with fresh elements, this shoot shows how modern couples can embrace both bold style and timeless elegance in a French historic setting.
A French Historic Venue with a Modern Touch
The Abbey of Saint-Sever-de-Rustan, tucked away in France’s enchanting Occitanie region, is the kind of place that makes you believe in love at first sight. Its massive stone arches, intricate carvings, and serene courtyards have been telling stories since the 10th century. The blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture creates this incredible backdrop that’s both dramatic and intimate.
The design team took a bold approach, playing with the contrast between old and new. Rather than the expected classic white wedding palette, they chose to emphasize the venue’s historic elements with fresh, contemporary touches. The ancient stone walls became the perfect canvas for a modern, green-focused design that brought new life to the historic space.
A Green Wedding Tablescape with Modern Elegance
This is where the magic really happened. Mégane from Locamour created a showstopping tablescape centered around a rich green tablecloth that transformed the historic space. Modern, sleek tableware paired with personality-filled patterned napkins struck that perfect balance between sophisticated and fresh.
The floral arrangements by Rosette la Petite Camionnette brought warmth and energy with stunning orange and yellow blooms. Every element felt intentional yet effortless. Even the practical elements got a style upgrade – Agence MDF designed a seating chart that was both beautiful and functional.
This editorial proves that mixing historic charm with bold, modern style isn’t just possible – it’s absolutely magical. All it takes is vision, courage, and the right creative team to bring it all together.
The Bride
The Bride & Groom
The Reception
The Cake
The Stationery
The Details
