Destination Weddings in Orgon

Celebrate your Provence wedding in Orgon, with its, immense natural beauty, scenic landscapes and secret charms. The magnificent view over the Durance Valley, the plains of Cavaillon, and the surrounding countryside figure prominently in famous works of both Van Gogh and Cezanne. What a dreamy location for a destination wedding.

A small market town on the banks of the Durance River, Orgon is situated between the Luberon, to its east, and the Alpilles, to its west. The town a unique Provençal charm.  Immediately upon entering the village, you will be enchanted by its rich historical charm, its fortified walls, the ruins of its ancient château, its Renaissance facades, 16th century oratories, and famous Nôtre Dame de Beauregard chapel. Historic remnants from Roman times and its Provençal character make Orgon an exquisite setting for your wedding photos.

Orgon, traces its past from the Neolithic period and the Roman occupation. Statues, coins, burial sites, and other artifacts have been found from that period. Its château played an important role in the 13th century, as a stronghold and a prison, when it was a residence of the Knights Templar. As the centuries passed, with different occupy seigneuries, first the château and then the church in turn were demolished, reconstructed, and demolished once more, despite their fortifications. From this turbulent past, Orgon has gained a substantial historical heritage. You immediately become aware of it upon entering the village. The ruins of the Duc de Guise's château are close by, and above the village you will see the fortified walls and gates, which protected the town, Ste Anne's gate. Strolling through its long narrow streets, you will see beautiful old houses, some of which have Renaissance facades and windows. Along the way, there are commemorative plaques, which will remind you of tragic episodes from Orgon's history

Your walk will lead to the village square where you will find the Gothic style church, Nôtre Dame de l'Assomption (1325), with its exquisite bell tower (1660), as well as the tourist office and a few shops. From the top of the church square steps, you will have a magnificent view of the village skyline and the Durance plain. A little higher, behind the church, you will be able to take the Beauregard path, made entirely from stone and lined with 16th century oratories. It will lead you to the famous Nôtre Dame de Beauregard chapel.

Located near many of the most beautiful villages in the Provence, Orgon is an excellent and picturesque base, from which you and your guests can explore the region.

Imagine your reception with the finest quintessential Provençal dishes, elegantly enhanced by the wines from the nearby Châteauneuf du Pape and Côtes du Rhone vineyards.