Total freedom. With us, there's no imposed caterer, no corkage fee, and no curfew. We offer exclusive use of the estate from Friday at 2 pm to Monday at 10 am, with 44 beds included in the price: your guests stay on-site, without having to look for a hotel. The estate also features a mini-farm with Shetland ponies and a horse, and a flower farm where some of the flowers for your bouquets are grown.
Yes, our 3.5-hectare park, planted with centuries-old oak trees, is perfectly suited for an outdoor secular ceremony. In case of rain, the 210 m² hall takes over without stress or last-minute changes of decor.
Our dates fill up quickly during peak season, from May to September. A 50% deposit confirms your booking, with the balance due one year before the event. We advise you to contact us as soon as you have a date in mind, even a tentative one, to check availability.
Yes, absolutely. No set list, no commission charged by the venue. You choose your caterer, DJ, photographer, and florist as you wish. Our only requirement: that the caterer uses our fully equipped professional kitchen, including a 10-level oven and dishwasher.
On site, there are 7 wooden chalets and the large "Suite des Mariés" gîte, offering 44 beds included in the price. A free camping area also welcomes vans, tents, and motorhomes for those who prefer to sleep under the stars.
Yes, within reason. The property itself has free-range chickens, so we simply ask that dogs remain kept under control and supervised during your stay.
None. Unlike many places that impose a curfew, the party continues with us for as long as you want, without extra cost or negotiation.
Yes. The reception hall is entirely on one level, with access and sanitary facilities meeting PMR standards, and one of our chalets is also adapted.
The estate remains private until Monday at 10am, so Sunday is a real day of recovery: brunch, a walk in the park, time with the mini-farm, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet before hitting the road again.
The pétanque court and the hammock area in the shade of the centuries-old oak trees. Two simple places, never highlighted in photos, but which often become the favorite spot for guests on Saturday afternoons.