Domaine de Perrotin Wedding Venue

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A bridal party group portrait taken outdoors on the lawn of a large French manor or bastide, featuring the bride and approximately twelve bridesmaids arranged in a loose arc. The bride stands at center, wearing an off-the-shoulder white gown with a front slit and train, holding a bouquet of white calla lilies or tulips. The bridesmaids wear a mix-and-match palette of white, ivory, and champagne-beige outfits in varied styles including satin slip dresses, lace midi dresses, a two-piece crop top set, a sheer coverup, and a structured mini dress, creating a cohesive but individualized look. The venue is a multi-story Provençal-style manor with arched windows, white shutters, ivy-covered facades, a wrought-iron balcony, and a grand stone entrance staircase. The overall styling theme is modern boho with a white and neutral color palette. Wide shot composition.

A bridal party portrait taken outdoors on a stone-paved courtyard in front of a two-story French limestone manor with arched windows, grey-green shutters, and a tiled roof. The bride stands at center in a fitted ivory lace gown with a long white cape or train, holding a small bouquet. Four bridesmaids are positioned around her, each wearing a deep burgundy midi-to-maxi sleeveless dress with a high or mock neckline, gold sandals, and carrying single white calla lilies. The styling is modern and minimal with a deliberately muted, dark-and-light contrast palette. A carved stone urn planter is visible to the left. Wide portrait shot in bright natural daylight. Potential venue feature image.

An outdoor wedding ceremony taking place on a wide lawn in front of a large French manor house or château with a terracotta roof, arched windows, and a balcony with exterior staircases. The bride, wearing a white fitted gown with ruffle or lace detailing, stands facing the groom, who is dressed in a dark suit, with an officiant at a white pedestal lectern to the right. Approximately 50–70 seated guests are arranged in rows on the lawn, with a wooden bench visible at the front left. The wide-angle shot frames the ceremony between large cedar trees and tall cypress trees, with the manor facade visible in the background mid-distance. The ceremony has a classic, unfussy outdoor style with no visible floral arches or decor beyond the white lectern. Potential venue feature image.

An outdoor wedding ceremony setup on the lawn of a large French manor house or château, with no guests or couple present — the space is arranged and awaiting the ceremony. Rows of light wood folding chairs with black metal frames are arranged in two sections separated by a central grass aisle. The aisle is lined with dried pampas grass and small glass bud vases, along with taller arrangements of dried grasses and delicate white wildflowers placed on wooden pedestals at intervals. The décor palette is natural and earthy, leaning toward a boho-rustic style with dried botanical elements rather than fresh floral arrangements. The manor building in the background is a two-storey stone structure with ivy-covered facades, arched windows with shutters, a wrought-iron balcony, and a tiled roof. Wide shot taken from behind the guest seating looking toward the house. Potential venue feature image.

An outdoor wedding ceremony taking place on the grounds of a large French château, with guests seated on wooden folding chairs arranged in two rows on either side of a central grass aisle scattered with flower petals. Approximately 40–50 guests are visible, dressed in colorful summer attire including an orange floor-length dress, a blue dress, a pink dress, and various suits and blazers. The ceremony appears to be in progress with guests facing away from the camera toward the front of the aisle. The château in the background is a two-storey stone manor house with a terracotta tiled roof, arched windows, ivy-covered walls, a wrought-iron balcony, and manicured box hedging at its base. The wide-angle shot is taken from behind the seated guests, framing the full façade of the property at the end of the aisle. Potential venue feature image.

An outdoor cocktail hour is taking place on the lawn in front of a large ivy-covered French manor house with pale limestone facades, arched windows, shutters, and a wrought-iron balcony with exterior stone staircase. Approximately 40–50 guests are mingling across the grounds, seated at round cocktail tables with bentwood chairs or standing in small groups; staff in black uniforms are visible serving guests. White market umbrellas are positioned across the lawn alongside low lounge seating with white cushions on the left side. Guests are dressed in formal attire — suits in grey, navy, and black, alongside floor-length gowns in black, dark green, and floral prints — suggesting a classic, formal wedding aesthetic. The wide-shot composition captures both the full architecture of the venue and the full spread of the cocktail hour activity. Potential venue feature image.

Wide shot of a Provençal-style stone courtyard venue featuring honey-colored limestone buildings with terracotta-tiled roofs, grey-painted shutters, and arched windows. The foreground is filled with densely planted white and red roses in formal garden beds bordered by low boxwood hedging, with a stone urn planter and classical bust sculptures visible among the plantings. Strings of bistro lights are strung across the courtyard between the buildings, and climbing roses in pink and red grow against the façades. No people are present in the image. Potential venue feature image.

An aerial drone shot of a French country estate, showing a large multi-wing stone manor house with terracotta-tiled roofs, arched fanlight windows, wooden shutters, and a grand front staircase with wrought iron railings. The main building is flanked by outbuildings and a secondary structure with a red-tiled hip roof and chimney, all in pale limestone. Climbing ivy and clipped topiary cover portions of the facade, and a manicured lawn extends in front of the property. The entire estate is set against a dense backdrop of mature woodland. No people are visible in the image. Potential venue feature image.

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About This Venue

Four-hundred-year-old cedars and rose courtyards near Bordeaux

A historic estate and vineyard near Bordeaux, set amid 400-year-old Lebanese cedar trees, offering exclusive-use weddings for up to 120 guests with on-site accommodation and a strong eco-responsible ethos. Located 1 hour from Bordeaux in Saint Pey-de-Castets, Gironde.

Owned by Gérard & Camille

Languages: FrenchEnglish

The Venue History

Historic country estate with converted chai (wine cellar)

The estate's stone marker was built by a Monsieur Perrotin, ennobled by Louis XV at the Battle of Fontenoy. It was truly with Baron Alain de Condé that the estate's story began. The vineyard was established in 1992. The estate features 400-year-old Lebanese cedar trees and a historic building that has been restored and modernised for events.

Notable Features

• 400-year-old Lebanese Cedar Trees
• Historic Château Building
• Converted Chai (Galerie Cédrus)
• Inner Courtyard With Central Pond
• Mezzanine Bar (Cédrus Bar)

Spaces & Capacity

This venue can accommodate up to 300 guests for a seated dinner.

Galerie Cédrus

Indoor

120

Seated

180

m²

dinner dancing reception seminar

Exposed Stone Walls
Impressive Ceiling Height

Petite Galerie

Indoor

m²

seminar breakout preparation

Former Painter's Studio
Exceptional Luminosity

Cédrus Bar

Indoor

bar dancing preparation

Mezzanine Level Above Galerie Cédrus
Cuban-inspired Atmosphere

Accommodation

Sleeps

en-suite shower room

Le Château (Chambres & Gîtes)

chateau (Castle)

Sleeps 28

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Pricing & Packages

From €14,900

Starting price for venue hire

Packages

Venue Hire

From €14,900

Features & Amenities

Venue Features

On-site Accommodation

Exclusive Use

Outdoor Ceremony

Eco-Friendly

Plan B Options

Swimming Pool

Amenities & Activities

Vineyard On-Site

Wine Tasting

EV Charging

Lake/Pond

Forest/Woodland

Fountain/Water Feature

Brunch Available

On-site Parking

Park with 400-year-old Lebanese cedar trees, inner courtyard with central pond, vineyards, orchard, and natural woodland at the back of the estate. Tuscany-inspired landscape.

Getting There

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By Air

Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport 61km
Bergerac-Périgord Airport 54km

By Train

Gare de Bordeaux approximately 1 hour
Gare de Libourne 30 minutes
Gare de Castillon-la-Bataille 10 minutes

Key Distances

Paris 3 hours
Bordeaux 50km
Libourne 30 minutes
Saint-Émilion 20 minutes
Paris 3 hours
Périgueux 95km
Agen 118km
Toulouse 221km

Saint Pey-de-Castets, Gironde, France

Set among vineyards in the Entre-deux-Mers area, 15km north of Saint-Émilion and 6km from Castillon-la-Bataille, surrounded by nature with 400-year-old Lebanese cedar trees.

Nearby villages: Castillon-la-Bataille

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Domaine de Perrotin

From €14,900

Domaine de Perrotin

About This Venue

The Venue History

Notable Features

Spaces & Capacity

Galerie Cédrus

Petite Galerie

Cédrus Bar

Cour Intérieure

Sous les Cèdres (Park — Cedar Trees)

Le Bois (Woodland Ceremony Space)

Les Vignes et le Verger (Vineyards & Orchard)

Accommodation

Le Château (Chambres & Gîtes)

Pricing & Packages

Packages

Venue Hire

Features & Amenities

Venue Features

Amenities & Activities

Getting There

By Air

By Train

Key Distances

Real Weddings at Domaine de Perrotin

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