Formal invitations will follow closer to the wedding.

For now, our Save the Weekend is simply our way of giving everyone plenty of time to plan travel and accommodation.

Because this is a destination wedding and so many of you will be travelling from afar, we’d really appreciate an early indication of whether you think you’ll be able to join us — or if you already know you won’t be able to make it.

No need to have your plans completely set just yet. Formal RSVPs will open closer to the wedding, when we’ll ask you to confirm your attendance.

We’ll be celebrating at Domaine des Barrenques, a historic château in Lamotte-du-Rhône, in the Provençal countryside of southern France.

You can find more about the venue on our Venue page.

The most convenient major airport is Marseille Provence Airport, while Bollène La Croisière is the closest train station to the Domaine.

We’ve put together more detailed information on flights, trains, driving and getting around on our Travel page.

A car is useful if you’d like the freedom to explore Provence during your stay, particularly as many of the villages and countryside spots are spread out.

We’ll share more information about wedding-day transportation closer to the date. In the meantime, our Travel page has more on getting around.

We recommend staying close to the Domaine and there are plenty of lovely places to stay: from Provençal guest houses and small hotels to whole-house rentals for groups.

Our Stay page includes accommodation options within an easy drive of the venue, along with information to help you choose the area that works best for you.

Dress code details will be included with the formal invitation.

Your formal invitation will indicate exactly who is included in your party.

Because our guest list is limited, we kindly ask that only those named on the invitation attend.

Your formal invitation will indicate whether children are included in your party.

Because of space limitations, we will be unable to accommodate children outside of those specifically named on the invitation.

Plenty! Provence is full of beautiful villages, markets, vineyards, historic towns and countryside to explore.

We’ve put together some of our favourite ideas on our To Do page.

If you can, we’d love for you to make a little trip of it.

There’s so much to explore in the area, so giving yourself a few extra days before or after the wedding is a wonderful way to experience more of Provence.