Day One — Welcome to Burgundy
Vergécosse
207 La Bruyère, 71960 Vergisson, France
Friday, July 9, 2027
4:30 PM — Welcome Drinks Begin
10:00 PM — Home Time (Big day tomorrow!)
Dress Code: French Summer — light, colourful & relaxed.
We'll kick off the weekend at our family vineyard in Vergisson—a place that means so much to us and the reason we fell in love with this beautiful corner of France. It's where we've spent countless summers enjoying long lunches, great wine, plenty of laughter, and making some of our favourite memories.
Join us for a relaxed afternoon of welcome drinks, delicious food, music, and a chance to ease into the weekend before the celebrations really begin.
And yes... it will be sunny (we've ordered it!), If you fancy a dip - bring your swimwear.
Day Two — The Wedding
Château de Pierreclos
144 Le Château, 71960 Pierreclos, France
Saturday, July 10, 2027
3:30 PM — Guests Arrive
4:30 PM — Ceremony
6:00 PM — Cocktails & Canapés
8:00 PM — Dinner
10:30 PM — Dancing Begins
3:00 AM — Bed Time!
Dress Code: Château Glam — elegant, dressed-up & ready to party.
Join us at the château as we say “I do”, before settling in for an afternoon and evening of great food, flowing wine, music, and a party that, knowing us, definitely won’t end early.
Dress to impress and bring your dancing shoes!
Day Three — Pool Party.
Château de Pierreclos
144 Le Château, 71960 Pierreclos, France
Sunday, July 11, 2027
From 1:00 PM — Pool Party Begins
10:00 PM — Farewell!
Dress Code: Poolside Party — effortless, sunny & naked!
If you've still got the energy, we'll be waiting by the pool.
Expect sunshine, Aperol Spritz, Bloody Marys, a feast of hangover food, good music, and one final afternoon together before it's time to say goodbye.
Whether you're diving into the pool, soaking up the sun, or recovering in the shade with a drink in hand, there's no better way to round off the weekend.
More Info on the Chateau.
Château de Pierreclos
144 Le Château, 71960 Pierreclos,
France
Set in the heart of Burgundy, Château de Pierreclos is a beautiful historic wine estate and one of the region's oldest vineyards.
Dating back over 1,000 years, the estate takes its name from the ancient rocky hillside, or Petra Clausa ("Stone Enclosure"), where vines have been cultivated since the 6th century. Over the centuries, it has been home to the canons of Saint-Vincent de Mâcon, the Benedictine monks of Cluny, and generations of Burgundian winemakers.
Today, the château remains a family-owned estate, producing exceptional wines while preserving its remarkable history. We couldn't imagine a more magical place to celebrate with all of you.