In early October, Rebecca and Noah celebrated their wedding at the Château d’Art-sur-Meurthe, just outside Nancy in Lorraine. This exceptional venue, popular for high-end weddings, offers elegant architecture and a green setting ideal for a refined celebration. Nestled in peaceful surroundings, the château enhanced every moment of the day, combining emotion, aesthetics and the art of hospitality.
The décor revisited Italian Dolce Vita in a contemporary and elegant version inspired by the world of fashion.
The colour palette subtly blended deep blues, natural greens and bright yellows. Statues decorated with green grapes and apples evoked Mediterranean abundance. A toile de Jouy tablecloth, paired with wooden chairs, reinforced the balance between sophistication and naturalness.
The wedding cake, inspired by Mediterranean tiles, combined blue Azulejo motifs, geometric shapes and bright yellow lemons, becoming a true work of art.
Rebecca wore an elegant dress enhanced by a white floral veil, both delicate and assertive. For the evening, she opted for a chic, modern outfit that was perfectly suited to the atmosphere of the venue. Noah embodied timeless elegance in a classic black tuxedo, understated and refined. The floral arrangements, in shades of green and white, complemented the visual harmony with precision and elegance.
This wedding at the Château d’Art-sur-Meurthe perfectly illustrates the combination of refinement, aesthetic coherence and emotion. As a wedding photographer in Nancy, I work with couples who appreciate elegance, architecture and characterful venues. My approach focuses on timeless, editorial and natural images, designed to enhance weddings in châteaux in Lorraine and elsewhere.
