Provence,
France

Set in the Vaucluse in Southern France, this is lavender and vineyard country, long loved for the light that drew painters south in the Rococo era. Guests will be based in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue — the Antique Capital of France, famed for its Sunday antique market. It's laced with canals that earn its "Little Venice" nickname, and the Luberon's hilltop villages — Gordes, Bonnieux, and Ménerbes — are just twenty minutes away.

But what do
I wear?

The mood of the wedding festivities is French, flirty, feminine, floral, and fabulous. This same aesthetic is carried across each of the wedding festivities, with varying levels of formality.

Weather-wise, early June in Provence is warm and dry, with days in the high 70s to mid 80s and plenty of strong early-summer sun. Light, breathable fabrics are best for the daytime. Sunscreen, a hat, and/or sunglasses are a good idea to bring.

The famous mistral wind can arrive without much warning, and once the sun drops, the air cools into the high 50s. A wrap, jacket, or light layer is worth packing for dinners and late nights.

Much of the property and village is gravel, stone, and grass. Block heels or flats are recommended over anything with a thin heel.

Your presence,
please

We're so grateful you'd travel all the way to France to celebrate with us — your presence is truly the greatest gift we could ask for, so please don't feel you need to bring or buy anything. But for those who won't take no for an answer, we'd happily put any cash contributions toward our mini-moon on the French Riviera.