The creator presents a curated list of her four favorite 'chicest small wedding venues' in Europe. She introduces each location by name, describes its key features and history, and uses beautiful B-roll footage to showcase the aesthetic of each venue, covering locations in both Provence, France, and Tuscany, Italy. She concludes by clarifying these are her dream choices, not her actual plans, and asks viewers if they want to see more recommendations.
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Realised I completely butchered the first name (sorry @airelleschateaudestoublon 😂) Anyways, here’s a list of venues we didn’t go with because of the capacity. These were so hard to say bye to because I fell in love with each and every one of them!! I have a bigger list if you’re looking for beautiful wedding venues in Europe!
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Transcript
If I could get away with doing a small intimate wedding, here's exactly where I do it. Number one, Chateau Yes Sablots. I don't actually know if I'm pronouncing it right, but it is one of the most beautiful chateaus I have ever come across. It's located in Provence, and it's an eighteenth century estate on 200 hectares of olive groves and vineyards, and they produce their own olive oil and wine on-site. It feels like a home that happens to also be one of the most beautiful places in France. Number two, Tier De Lumiere. This place is ten minutes from the chateau, which would have been a perfect place for a welcome event if I had done the wedding at the chateau. This place is a former limestone quarry that's been converted into an immersive art space. Number 3, Villa Settinale. This place is in Tuscany and it's a seventeenth century gorgeous estate with a private chapel that holds only 30 people and if I was to do my small intimate wedding, that is probably how many people I would invite. The grounds here are so beautiful with votive chapels, statues, stone creatures throughout the park. It was designed to be rank through and experience and that's exactly what you want your wedding best doing. And number four, Cassello Tier Salsa. This is a thirteenth century castle near Siena that's been in the family for four hundred years and is still a private residence. The Italian gardens are immaculate. There's ivy that covers the towers and it looks exactly like what you would imagine when you picture your a Tuscan castle, except it's real and you can actually get married in it. None of this is what we're doing, but if I had the choice to do a small tier tiny wedding, this is where I'd do it. Let me know if you want more.
