A Touch of French Blue: Chateau Trieux Wedding Inspiration
In a beautiful corner of the French countryside, photographer Michael Mann captured something really special at Chateau Trieux. This stunning 16th-century castle became the perfect backdrop for a wedding inspiration shoot that brings together old-world charm and modern elegance. With its weathered stone walls and romantic atmosphere, the château showed off just how magical a French wedding can be.
A True French Feast
The styling took inspiration from classic French entertaining, known as ‘art de la table’, but with a fresh twist. Beautiful blue hydrangeas took center stage, while the tables were dressed to impress with traditional blue and white toile de jouy tablecloths. Old French china plates added charm to each place setting, paired with crisp blue napkins and vintage silverware that sparkled in the candlelight. As evening fell in the courtyard, all these carefully chosen details came together to create the perfect mix of old and new, showing how French tradition can feel totally modern and fresh.
The Perfect Setting
Set in the heart of Lot et Garonne’s pastoral landscape, Chateau Trieux stands as a testament to French architectural grandeur. This magnificent property, nestled within 3.5 hectares of private grounds and surrounded by endless farmland, offers visitors a rare glimpse into authentic château living while providing all the comforts of modern luxury. A sweeping private driveway leads to the château’s impressive façade, where dual towers rise majestically against the sky, creating an unforgettable first impression.
Getting Ready
The Ceremony
The Bride and Groom
The Reception
The Design & Details
