Wedding in Normandy, France

Wedding in Normandy, France

  • December 23, 2025

At the beginning of 2026, two major wedding fairs will take place in our area:

On these occasions, we asked ourselves: what will wedding trends look like in 2026?

Here are the key wedding trends for 2026 🎉 — from decoration to bridal fashion, atmospheres, colors, and the overall guest experience:

Château de Roumare. crédit Agathe Périer - sable
Mariage baroque dans un château en Normandie. Couloir majestueux, tons terracota, bois , vue dégagée sur le parc.
crédit Château de Belmesnil - terracota 
Mariage champêtre et bohêùe avec tables et chaises guinguettes. grange de ferme normande. Ambiance contemporaine, matière brutes.
Crédit Grange 1868

💍 1. Personalized & meaningful weddings

  • Couples are seeking ceremonies that tell a personal story, far from imposed traditions. In 2026, authenticity matters most: genuine emotions, shared moments, and guest immersion.
  • Examples:
  • Intimate speeches, videos, and testimonials that strengthen family bonds.
  • Celebrations focused on togetherness, conviviality, and meaning rather than spectacle.

🌿 2. A strong commitment to eco-responsibility

Weddings in 2026 often reflect sustainable values: recycled materials, seasonal flowers, local vendors, and ethical food choices.

🎨 3. Colors & visual aesthetics

  • Forget classic all-white — the 2026 palette is rich, bold, and emotional.
  • Color trends:
  • Island Citrus (vibrant yellow-green), color of the year.
  • Natural shades: warm sand, sage green, greyed blue, clay pink, terracotta.
  • Sophisticated combinations such as emerald & plum or royal blue & gold.

💐 4. Immersive and artistic décor

Decor becomes narrative and sculptural rather than simply “pretty”.

Key elements:

  • Asymmetrical or spectacular floral installations.
  • Strong textures: draped fabrics, embroidered patterns, architectural structures.
  • Sensory experiences (lighting atmospheres, personalized bars, interactive moments).
crédit Lecointe stories - Bar à cocktail guinguette

👰‍♀️ 5. Bridal fashion: expressiveness & modularity

Wedding outfits move away from rigid codes to reflect each person’s personality.

Bridal trends:

  • Fluid silhouettes, modernized lace, reinvented corsetry.
  • Bridal separates: modular outfits (corset + skirt, cape, trousers).
  • Outfit changes for the cocktail hour or party.

🪩 6. Natural beauty & styling

  • Beauty trends support the overall wedding aesthetic:
  • Natural makeup / “butter skin” and milky white nails.
  • Loose, wavy or lightly structured vintage hairstyles.

🍽 7. Guest-centered experiences

  • Weddings are designed like mini-festivals, placing experience at the heart:
  • Interactive cocktail bars, DIY dessert stations, live artists.
  • Celebration weekends rather than a single day.
Atelier macarons avec la Forêt des Macarons.
Crédit OTNCV et CANVA. pour illustrer les ateliers DIY - Forêt des Macarons

🏛 8. Styles décoratifs variés🏛 8. Diverse decorative styles

  • Alongside contemporary and natural styles, other universes stand out:
  • Architectural and contemporary luxury (black & white, sculptural elements).
  • Chic village weddings: elegant country fairs with festive nostalgia.
  • “Old money” / non-wedding styles: relaxed celebrations without protocol, often in small groups.
Les Ecuries de Diane Crédit Anne Varnier pour OTNCV. So old money
Les Ecuries de Diane, crédit Anne Varnier, So old money.

Our reception venues with accommodation are like blank canvases, set in environments with varied styles but always rich in authenticity:

  • La Grange de Bosc-Grimont: bucolic yet contemporary. Three reception spaces — an old brick barn and riding hall built with Saint-Jean bricks, plus a spacious modern loft. Numerous rooms and ultra-chic cabins with private spas.
  • Clos de la Beauce: a warm, family-oriented, countryside setting.
  • Château de Roumare: classic refinement with subtle inspiration, trendy lounges, and a large orangery.
  • Clos de la Vaupalière: chic weddings with exceptional modularity.
  • Château de Belmesnil: baroque and sensual — the ideal place for a dream wedding.
  • Les Écuries de Diane: intimate and elegant, perfect for a cozy wedding by the stove or fireplace.
  • La Grange 1868: imposing, rustic yet contemporary — ideal for large families and many friends. A highlight: the wooden terrace facing the sunset.
  • Bois-Guilbert: a farm wedding surrounded by ponies.
Crédit compte instagram Grange 1868
Crédit compte instagram Chateau de Belmesnil
Crédit Compte instagram Clos Rouen La Vaupalière

Our other venues for engagement ceremonies or cocktail receptions offer strong identities that enhance the personality of your wedding:

Salon du Château de Bois-Guilbert, crédit ML Vittori pour OTNCV.
Jardin anglais, mur et rosier
Les Jardins d' ANgélique. Anne Varnier pour OTNCV
Abbaye Notre Dame de Fontaine Guérard - crédit ML Vittori.

Photo shoots can be organized in our gardens:

Food & entertainment

Our region is rich in farm products obtained with respect for nature. Our partner caterers are committed to local, responsible sourcing while constantly renewing their creativity.
La Forêt des Macarons and Maison Vatelier create desserts and wedding cakes with indulgence and refinement.
A charming food truck adds a delicious guinguette vibe: “L’Adresse Food Truck.”

For entertainment, Jump'in offers inflatable structures for children, while Atelier Boui-Boui invites you and your friends to create your own table decorations.

And after the wedding?

Ach Van Liberty vans offer the perfect solution for an improvised honeymoon road trip. After a year of planning, true luxury lies in letting yourself be surprised by the unknown — spontaneity, alternating hotels and starry nights across Europe.

Van de tourisme pour sillonner l'Europe
crédit Ach Van Liberty

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