Bride and groom walking hand-in-hand in front of the stunning venue, with a romantic atmosphere, captured by Arlene Leilani.

Photo by Arlene Leilani

Château de Tourreau

€60k - €100k

29

150

Set within landscaped parkland in the heart of Provence, Château de Tourreau is a fully private château estate designed for structured, large-scale celebrations. The 18th-century residence anchors the property, with formal gardens, water features, and long tree-lined avenues creating a setting that feels composed and expansive. What defines Tourreau is its sense of order—spaces are laid out with clarity, allowing each part of the wedding to unfold in a distinct location. From the approach through cypress-lined paths to the symmetry of the gardens, the estate lends itself to celebrations that are carefully paced, with each moment framed by the architecture and landscape.

Details

Wedding Packages & Pricing

Starting at €35,000, the most popular wedding package includes:
Accommodation for 29 guests for 3 nights.
Reception hire for up to 150 guests.

Additional information

The package includes venue privatisation.

Weddings & settings

Ceremonies

Ceremonies at Tourreau are shaped by formal gardens and architectural framing, offering settings that feel considered and balanced rather than open-ended.

The estate provides both symbolic and religious options, with multiple locations across the grounds.

Jardins à la Française

Structured and symmetrical, with pathways, fountains, and clipped greenery creating a clear sense of perspective and scale.

Orchards & Organic Gardens

A softer alternative, where rows of trees and cultivated planting create a more relaxed, nature-led setting within the estate.

Château Grounds & Water Features

Ceremonies positioned near ponds or streams introduce movement and reflection, with the château itself often visible in the background.

Private Chapel (1614)

An enclosed, consecrated space for up to 70 guests, offering a more traditional and contained ceremony within the estate.

Each option offers a different balance between structure and openness, allowing the ceremony to align with the tone of the celebration.

Stunning reception tablescape with candles, greenery, and gold accents, photographed by Arlene Leilani.

Photo by Arlene Leilani

The newlyweds embrace in the picturesque courtyard of Chateau de Tourreau, surrounded by historic architecture.

Photo by Still Miracle

Receptions

Weddings at Tourreau feel progressive and estate-wide, with each stage of the day unfolding across a different part of the grounds.

Drinks often begin within the gardens, where guests arrive into open, landscaped space—fountains, pathways, and long views setting the tone. The scale is immediately apparent, with room to move and gather without crowding.

Dinner typically takes place on the château’s main terrace or within a marquee set in the parkland. The atmosphere shifts here—more defined, with tables arranged in clear formations that reflect the structure of the estate. Even at larger guest counts, the layout maintains a sense of order rather than density.

As the evening develops, the celebration consolidates into a more focused space. Dancing can move indoors or remain outside, depending on the setup, with lighting and music shaping the transition from formal to more relaxed.

The experience is guided by the estate itself—each space designed for a specific moment, allowing the day to unfold with clarity and flow.

Staying on Site

Accommodation at Tourreau is spread across the château and its adjoining buildings, hosting up to 29 guests within the estate.

Superior Suites

Located within the château, these larger rooms include the Imperiale Suite, defined by its private terrace and expansive bathroom, alongside other suites with distinct decorative details.

Top-Floor Suites

Positioned on the upper level of the château, offering views across the parkland, with a mix of double and twin configurations.

The Farmhouse (Guest House)

A separate building arranged around a garden, with en-suite bedrooms that mirror the château’s style while offering a slightly more relaxed layout.

Across all accommodation, interiors follow a consistent approach—period detailing, soft colour palettes, and modern additions integrated without disrupting the overall character.

Staying on site allows guests to experience the estate beyond the event itself, moving between rooms, gardens, and shared spaces over several days.

Handsome groom posing for a portrait in a classic suit, captured by Arlene Leilani.

Photo by Arlene Leilani

A detailed shot of the wedding tablescape at Chateau de Tourreau, featuring gold accents, floral centerpieces, and elegant tableware.

Photo by Still Miracle

Food & Atmosphere

The food experience at Tourreau is chef-led and setting-driven, shaped by high-level catering and the variety of dining spaces across the estate.

Menus are typically created by external chefs, focusing on seasonal Provençal ingredients, with an emphasis on refinement and presentation. Dining locations shift depending on the moment—formal dinners on the terrace, more relaxed meals by the poolhouse, or outdoor gatherings beneath the trees.

The estate also includes a summer kitchen, allowing for more informal, open-air cooking styles alongside structured dining. Wine plays a central role, with selections drawn from nearby regions such as Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas.

Food here follows the same logic as the venue—adaptable, but always considered in relation to the space and the wider flow of the celebration.

Other Information

Activities

The scale of the estate supports a full weekend of activity, with options both active and relaxed.

On-site

  • Swimming pool and poolhouse
  • Tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts
  • Fitness room and pétanque court
  • Organic vegetable garden and orchard

Nearby

Vineyards of the Rhône Valley, historic Provençal villages, and cultural sites around Avignon are all within easy reach.

Location & Accessibility

Located in Sarrians in the Vaucluse region of Provence, the château is well connected while maintaining a private setting.
  • Nearest train station: Avignon TGV, approx. 30 minutes
  • Nearest airport: Marseille Provence Airport, approx. 1 hour
  • Access: Private transfers recommended; helicopter access available
  • Parking: Ample on-site parking
The location offers straightforward access for guests travelling internationally, while remaining fully contained once on the estate.
Aerial view of Chateau de Tourreau's pool and surrounding landscape.

Photo courtesy of Château de Tourreau

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