Céline & Marjorie are passionate about designing unique and personal events, working and doing better while reducing negative impact on the planet. Because it is important to take care of the environment as individuals but also as a company. Today more than ever, we are moving...
Do you want a wedding that wanders off the beaten paths? Then forget about summer and celebrate your love in winter, in the Northern Alps, with the precious help of our wedding planners. On the program: mythical places, magical landscapes and ever-lasting memories!...
Not only the sea, lavender fields, vineyards or bastides in the south of France … can offer a picturesque background for your wedding day in France. Snowcapped mountains, glaciers, intimate chalets, fire places … are also breathtaking don’t you think?...
For your wedding in Corsica, By Mademoiselle C has found a little gem where you could throw host your reception, your cocktail reception and even your wedding ceremony! In the middle of the Corsica’s landscapes, this wonderful place is still quite wild thanks to the nature...
An elegant wedding at « Bastide de Gordes » coordinated by Mademoiselle C wedding planner in the South of France. An exceptional moment in the Luberon ...
A big "Yes" to Provence with spécial wedding planner Luberon ...
Who has never dreamed of getting married under the sun of Provence, its olive trees, its lavender fields, its charming houses, its typical villages ...
The French Riviera…its « Promenade des Anglais », Cannes, Monaco, its yatchs, its private beaches, its small villages nestled over the sea, its famous « palaces » 5 stars ...
When you think about the Côte d’Azur, you immediately picture the sunshine, The Croisette and the luxury hotels. Getting married on the French Riviera means enjoying incredible places not only for your ceremony or your reception but also to welcome your guests with the most...
We went from Provence to transform the beach Moara beach in Bonifacio in Corsica !!! 2 trucks full to flowers, furnitures, fabric, lantern ...
