Paris Wedding Venues, France
Iconic wedding locations
We at Celebrants in France work hard to create ceremonies that leave you with lasting memories of Paris. To keep your dream affordable, we've selected a number of romantic outdoor public locations with iconic backdrops - that money can't buy.
Our most popular location, as you would expect, is the Eiffel Tower Park, followed by Square du Vert Galant, Luxembourg Gardens, Sacre-Coeur Gardens, Parc des Buttes Chaumont and finally, a unique and historic indoor venue, Chapelle Expiatoire
Eiffel Tower Park
An Australian double bill, Krista & Andrew framed by the glass peace wall and tower at the far end of the park, whilst Natalie & Derek get up close and personal with Mr Eiffel.
Photo 1:Christiane Michels / Photo 2: Frenchgrey Photography
Although the Tower itself is always busy with tourists, we select a beautiful and quiet location for your ceremony, with the Eiffel Tower providing an unmistakable backdrop for your wedding photos.
Square du Vert Galant
Kaz & Clint enjoy a joyful sun soaked ceremony in the “Kings Square” it’s a centuries old, romantic spot; this little tear-drop-shaped park has spectacular view of the Seine, Pont des Arts bridge, Louvre museum and sits centre of the river Seine
Photo: Celebrants in France
The river Seine has to be one of the most beautiful and romantic settings in Paris. It starts its journey in Dijon near the Swiss Alps, flowing for 486 miles across France, and then gracefully slides under Paris’ 37 historic bridges, passing along the way famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, before continuing its journey out to the English Channel. Over the centuries this small park has been a haven for Kings and Queens, inspired writers like Victor Hugo and Hemingway, painters like Monet and Pissarro.
Luxembourg Gardens
Katheryn & Joseph are a truly romantic couple who eloped to Paris wanting a personal and romantic wedding ceremony in one of the most beautiful gardens in Paris.
Photo: Michel Coulson
There are many special spots to hold your ceremony in the Luxembourg Gardens; overlooking the Senate, or close to the Medici Fountain are just a couple of suggestions. It’s not only a romantic and inspirational location, but has also been listed as one of the “60 greatest places in the world.” The gardens were also one of the favourite retreats of American journalist and author Ernest Hemingway, and a place where he would meet many of his literary contemporaries, such as Gertrude Stein and Ezra Pound.
Sacre-Coeur
Bill from the USA makes good his promise to Cynthia, that one day they would marry in the Montmartre district of Paris. On a sunny day in May he fulfilled his promise and delighted his bride by exchanging vows in the gardens of Square Louise Michel at the foot of the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur.
Photo: Christophe Viseux
Sitting at the foot of the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, this beautiful garden was started in 1880 by Jean Charles Adolphe Alphand and completed by architect Camille Formigé in 1899. The name of the Square was changed to Square Louis Michel, in honour of Louise Michel (1830-1905) was a grade school teacher, fighter for social rights and a heroine of the Commune of Paris. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris is set at the highest point in the city and its style is Romano-Byzantine. Construction was started in 1875 and took 39 years to complete.
Parc des Buttes Chaumont
Faye & Marc celebrated their wedding in the impressive Temple of Sybil.
Photo: Frenchgrey Photography
The Temple of Sybil sits in the Parc des Buttes Chamount in Paris' 19th district. The Park was established in 1867 by Napoleon III. The Temple is approached across a 63m suspension bridge. It's a busy tourist attraction in the summer months, so you may have to share your special day with a few new friends.
Chapelle Expiatoire
Erika & Flavio from Brazil renew their vows in the centre of Paris in a stunning chapel built for King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette.
Photo: Christophe Viseux