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If you’re getting married in France and planning a one-day wedding, we say this with love: absolutely not. We strongly encourage that you do it the French way. Slow, stylish, and generously extended to make guests feel like they have effortlessly entered into a long and glamorous French holiday film full of aisles, apéritifs, and entire estates you'll casually pretend you own. You did not fly everyone across the ocean for a quick ceremony and a polite glass of champagne. That’s not a wedding, that’s a layover with a dress code.   And that’s exactly where it connects to the Holiday: VR Summer Club Collection ☀️🦢 ,  a return to the golden age of travel, when people didn’t just visit a place, they stayed awhile. These French estates function like their own modern-day summer clubs: guests arrive, settle in, dress for dinner, and move through the weekend at an unhurried pace, with everything happening in one place and no real reason to leave. The wedding weekend trend is tailor-made for France because it mirrors how the country already lives and celebrates. Instead of a single-day event, it becomes a full French film  holiday escape: welcome drinks that turn into long apéritif evenings, dinners that stretch late and mornings that begin over coffee in the courtyard.The French have always had a certain advantage when it comes to weddings. Not simply the scenery, though a Riviera terrace above the Mediterranean or a château garden drawn by André Le Nôtre certainly helps. In this guide, we gathered the best wedding venues in France that consider everything; places capable of hosting anything from an intimate micro-wedding to a large estates perfect wedding weekend takeovers (guest list: ambitious).Très chic. Because weddings in France don’t just happen.. they oui-kend. 🍾  You're Offically Invited to the Holiday: VR Summer Club ☀️🦢, explore the full collection→ 

As if Paris weren’t already swoon-worthy enough, we’ve got another reason for you to fall hard for the City of Light. You’ll find it on the Rive Gauche (or the Left Bank, for you non-Francophiles) near the Mouffetard district, tucked away down a quiet, cobblestoned street: Hôtel Henriette. This charmingly chic and surprisingly affordable hotel is winning at all the things we love—it’s design-forward and cheerfully sophisticated while still being down-to-earth and perfectly homey. Settle into one of the color-blocked rooms, sip your café allongé on the garden patio and unwind into the delightfully luxe leisure of being à Paris.