Destination Romance: A Wedding at Château de Berne

A colorful wedding at the Château de Berne in Provence

The main inspiration for this intimate wedding was the spring season and its beautiful warm colors. Capucine Atelier Floral managed and executed with the help of other wedding providers, a romantic, fine art, elegant, and very colorful inspiration shoot at the Château de Berne in Provence.

colorfull wedding at the château de Berne

An ideal place to celebrate your wedding in Provence

The Château de Berne is a perfect place for the organization of your wedding. Located in the Var region of Provence (France), it reflects a wonderful symbiosis between nature and the luxurious world of weddings. Indeed, thanks to its 1000 hectares of nature surrounded by forests and fields of olive trees, it will allow you to realize several arrangements for the weekend of your wedding in Provence.

The harmony of colors

The colors used for the floral decorations and the designs of the dresses of this wedding, combine the declination of the spring color palette and the warm colors: red, yellow, orange, green, purple and pink. These color choices symbolize renewal, warmth, nature and well-being through warm, strong, dynamic and vivid colors.

This ode to nature filled with spring foliage and flowers is composed of warm tones and reflects a luxurious, fine art romantic atmosphere.

This colorful wedding was photographed by the talented Franklyn K who knew how to highlight the bride and groom, the nature and the colors of spring in an elegant, colorful and fine art style.

An idyllic setting for a romantic wedding

Provence is full of beautiful places and settings to organize intimate and romantic weddings. For example, the Château de Berne was perfect for this small wedding. Indeed, its lavender fields, its magnificent garden and the mythical streets of Provence created a magical and romantic atmosphere during this symbolic union. So, to make this place all the more magical, we imagined three different scenes in a single setting! The idea was to highlight the three specific scenes of this event: the ceremony, the meal and the reception in the garden. To do this, we had to pay special attention to every detail of these various settings.