This French-inspired wedding took place at Carondelet House, it really felt like it's in France.
Looking for ways to add French chic to your wedding? Macarons, elegant florals, vintage candle holders and glassware – and this is it? This wedding filled with French charm will give you more adorable ideas and maybe even will inspire you to elope to France to get married!
Dripping with greenery and beautiful blush florals, this elegant French inspired Carondelet House wedding with Orange Blossom Special Events exuded a distinguished element of elegance and romance.
Hayley & Peter’s incredible day began with a candle-filled ceremony where the bride and groom exchanged vows surrounded by hanging floral designs by The Little Branch. The bride wore a stunning strapless gown with cascading blonde curls while the groom was dressed to the nines in a black tux and bow tie. Their looks were adotrable and eye-catching, inspired by modern and vintage French chic.
After the couple said “I do”, Orange Blossom Special Events transformed the ceremony room into an intimate reception where pink and gold accents created a romantic setting. Guests dined on Carondelet‘s rustic farm tables beneath the lush hanging floral structures created by The Little Branch. Each place was set with incredible china and gold flatware by Casa de Perrin, topped with the gift of a small box of Bottega Louie macarons on each setting. Instead of a traditional wedding cake, the couple chose an ombre macaron tower from the same brand, it looks tres chic and very French-like. Now look at the pics below to catch all of these amazing details!
Lush floral and greenery hangings with blush peonies decorated the whole venue and created a refined atmosphere.
Though the venue is a bit industrial, refined vintage touches made this space very chic and sophisticated.
The bride was rocking romantic style with a strapless wedding gown, blonde cascading curls and refined diamond earrings.
The reception was lit with candles and refined chandeliers, rustic wooden tables and benches looked contrasting with brick walls.
Instead of a wedding cake the guys took an ombre macaron tower to add even more French chic.