Destination Weddings in Saignon-en-Luberon

Imagine your marriage in the exceptional medieval village of Saignon-en-Luberon, located in the sumptuous Luberon region of Provence. Soaring high above the old town of Apt, Saignon clings to the cliff's edge, and is surrounded by cherry orchards. The village is one of the oldest in France. Its peaceful atmosphere, romantic terraces, and panoramic views have a their own special Provincial spirit feel. It is an idyllic location for your wedding celebration in Provence.

Saignon remains relatively unknown so you can appreciate the beauty of the countryside and discover delightful walking trails in the surroundings around Mont Luberon.  Definitely to climb to the cliff's summit, where you'll discover a fabulous panoramic view of the plains and the Luberon mountain range. On a typical clear bright sunny day, characteristic of Provence, you can see Mont Ventoux, the Lure Mountain, the Alpes de Haute Provence and even the heights of Avignon! Thanks to this rock, Saignon played a key defensive role for the town of Apt, attacked through the centuries by numerous invasions.

Among its charms you will discover this ancient village and its many artifacts, such as its 12th century church, romantic narrow streets, ancient fountains, and hidden stairways. Local markets are another must see, offering well-known regional specialties such flowers, fabrics, soaps, lavender, produce, as well as its special pottery.

The Luberon has long been escape country for well heeled Parisians, Dutch and British and has also attracted a good number of artists; but the main attraction is the countryside itself and the tiny, immaculately preserved villages. Its scenery with its intense natural beauty and relaxing charm will make a truly memorable backdrop for your reception and your wedding photos.

World famous, Californian chef Alice Waters praised Provence as a place "where eating together nourished the spirit as well as the body-since food was raised, harvested, hunted, fished and gathered by people sustaining and sustained by each other and by the earth itself."