La Bastide De Laurence Wedding Editorial

Tucked into the quiet hills of Provence, La Bastide de Laurence is the kind of place that feels untouched by time. With its weathered stone walls, rows of lavender, and olive trees swaying in the breeze, it served as the perfect backdrop for a wedding editorial focused on understated elegance and natural beauty.

This editorial was designed to highlight what makes destination weddings in the South of France so captivating—timeless style, thoughtful details, and a setting that doesn’t need much to feel complete.

La Bastide de Laurence is a traditional Provençal estate with a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. From the morning light streaming through shuttered windows to the long garden paths lined with lavender, the venue feels private and immersive—ideal for couples looking to host an intimate destination wedding that still feels elevated.

One of the standout portraits from the day shows the bride framed by open shutters on the second floor, overlooking the gardens. It’s simple but striking, capturing the stillness and quiet anticipation of the day.

The bride wore an off-the-shoulder satin gown with a structured bodice and subtle corset back—a modern silhouette with vintage influence. The dress felt right at home in the French countryside: elegant, minimal, and thoughtfully tailored.

Her hair was styled in soft, undone waves pulled half-up, creating a look that was both relaxed and polished. Makeup stayed natural with soft tones, luminous skin, and just enough definition to highlight her features without feeling overdone. The overall look was cohesive and timeless—perfect for a setting like this.

Set outdoors in the garden, the dinner setup embraced simplicity and texture. A long table was dressed in striped white linen with lavender-toned napkins draped beneath modern white plates. Wooden-handled flatware and crystal glassware added just enough formality without making the table feel fussy.

Florals were loose and natural—white peonies, lavender sprigs, and greenery arranged in low, casual vessels. A few minimalist taper candles and delicate printed menus completed the look. It was intentional, but not over-styled—exactly the kind of setting that invites guests to slow down and stay awhile.

Flat lays featured neutral paper goods, vintage-inspired typography, and subtle floral motifs, paired with personal details like pearl drop earrings, gold bands, and a French perfume bottle. Each item tied back into the larger aesthetic: classic, unfussy, and curated with care.

The floral design was echoed in the bride’s bouquet, which had an organic, gathered feel—no harsh lines, just layers of blooms and textures that reflected the landscape around them.

La Bastide de Laurence isn’t just a venue—it’s a feeling. Tucked away in the Provençal countryside, it’s an idyllic escape for couples dreaming of a destination wedding that feels both luxurious and relaxed. With its stone walls, formal gardens, and sun-drenched pathways, every corner of the property feels like a curated moment waiting to happen.

Whether you’re envisioning an al fresco dinner beneath the olive trees or a romantic portrait session in front of the ivy-covered villa, La Bastide offers a canvas that enhances every detail of your day. This editorial at La Bastide de Laurence is a love letter to timeless styling, elegant simplicity, and heartfelt celebration. If you’re planning a destination wedding in France, let this be your inspiration for how beautiful effortless can be.

Vendor Team

Planning & Design@wildeandsageco

Photography@hannahbriphotography

Venue@bastidedelaurence

Florist@roobarstudio

Stationery & Signage@itspaperliche

Food@ladolcevita_catering

Bar@twincraftedmobilebar

Couple@paulaandtoni

Hair@styledbyclaireee

Makeup@nikki.lajune.makeup

Rentals@options_aixenprovence

Rental Car@c2venprovence

Dress- @dalliancegownrentals

Getting Ready Outfit@jaykaybraidsandbridal

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