All-White Garden Wedding at Chateau la Tour Vaucros, Provence
Hannah and Jack's all-white September wedding at Chateau la Tour Vaucros, Provence. Gold floral arch, garden portraits. 52 photos by Ozaria Weddings.
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A gold arch wrapped in white peonies and trailing eucalyptus stood at the end of a shaded garden aisle at Chateau la Tour Vaucros, a private Provencal estate near Avignon. Hannah and Jack chose this September afternoon for an all-white celebration that turned the stone courtyards and formal gardens into a quiet study in texture and tone. With planning by Elle et Nous and florals by Fleurs Design by Faustine, every detail drew from a single palette of ivory, cream, and deep green foliage against the warm backdrop of Provence's late-summer light.
Getting Ready




Hannah got ready inside the chateau's bridal suite, her mother fastening the back of a fitted ivory sequined gown with a V-neckline and a short train. Four bridesmaids in champagne satin slip dresses gathered around her, one throwing her arms overhead in a burst of laughter captured in black and white by Ozaria Weddings. Across the grounds, Jack adjusted his tie against a sunlit stone wall, dressed in a textured waistcoat and French cuffs.
Ceremony






Guests took their seats on cushioned folding chairs arranged across the lawn, facing a gold metal arch dense with white peonies, hydrangeas, and ranunculus. Hannah walked the aisle on her father's arm, her cathedral-length veil lifting in the breeze as he paused to wipe a tear from her cheek. She and Jack exchanged vows under dappled shade while an officiant read from beneath the arch, the couple laughing and holding hands through the readings. The whole scene played out against clipped hedges and cypress trees, with white floral columns framing the space on both sides.
Couple Portraits






Ozaria Weddings took Hannah and Jack through the formal gardens during golden hour, the low sun throwing long shadows across the lawn and catching the back of her cathedral-length veil. They walked through the vineyard rows, Jack carrying her bouquet of white peonies, then paused beneath a canopy of cypress trees where she glanced back over her shoulder into the lens flare. One frame, shot through the glass doors of the terrace in black and white, placed them small against the stone steps and wrought-iron railings of the estate.
Bridal Party





Hannah's four bridesmaids wore matching ivory satin slip dresses with cowl necklines and spaghetti straps, each carrying a small bouquet of white roses, ranunculus, and eucalyptus. One black-and-white frame caught the group emerging through the chateau's stone doorway, the bride's veil held aloft by an attendant while her father kissed her cheek in the courtyard. The palette stayed consistent from hair to hemline: polished updos, natural makeup, and champagne-toned fabric against the estate's green hedges.
Cocktail Hour




After the ceremony, guests crossed the gravel courtyard toward the Provencal mas, gathering on the lawn beneath olive and pine trees. White linen cocktail tables dotted the garden while champagne flutes caught the midday sun. Later in the evening, Hannah and Jack poured champagne into two towering coupe pyramids, Jack covering his face and laughing as the glasses overflowed.
Reception






Dinner took place inside a vaulted reception hall with white-painted timber trusses, dark wood planking overhead, and trompe-l'oeil murals of classical urns along the back wall. Round tables dressed in white linen and surrounded by Napoleon chairs held low centrepieces of ivory roses, white dahlias, and olive branch foliage, flanked by pillar candles at varying heights. The head table ran the length of the room with a garland of eucalyptus and blush roses. Hannah changed into a long-sleeved sequined gown for the first dance, the dim amber light catching the beadwork as they held each other close.
Design and Details





The all-white palette ran through every corner of the day. A welcome sign in serif and script type stood on a white easel beside a cluster of eucalyptus, white roses, and blush carnations. The ceremony arch featured cascading white peonies and hydrangeas on a gold frame, while dining centrepieces mixed ivory roses, white lisianthus, and olive branch foliage in a loose, organic arrangement. Even the pre-ceremony garden setup carried the same restraint: grey metal chairs with white cushion pads facing a circular floral arch on a green lawn.
Venue





Chateau la Tour Vaucros sits among formal gardens, cypress trees, and vineyard rows near Avignon. The cream-rendered facade with sage-green shutters and wrought-iron balconies opens onto stone courtyards and a pool terrace with hanging egg chairs and clipped topiary. Inside, the reception hall's vaulted ceiling and classical murals give this private Provencal estate with formal gardens and a vaulted reception hall a character that balances grandeur with warmth.
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