Abbaye Saint Eusèbe Multi Cultural French Wedding - French Wedding Style

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Happy Friday folks, just before you rush off for the weekend you've got to see this Abbaye Saint Eusèbe multi cultural French wedding. This Provence destination wedding was planned by Ce soir ou jamais for our gorgeous bride and groom Tahir and Rahimah who travelled all the way from Canada.

The 12th century Abbaye Saint Eusèbe is set in the heart of the Luberon in the medieval and charming village of Saignon and is the perfect spot for a true Provence inspired wedding.

Our beautiful bride wore a stunning cream and gold saree with intricate traditional henna detail painted on her hands, isn't it just beautiful?

Their beautiful sun-drenched August Provencal wedding incorporated some of their family traditions including traditional music and dancing. Their family gathered together from the UK and Canada to celebrate their love in the beautiful French countryside.

Walking us through today's multi cultural French wedding is wedding planner Ce soir ou jamais...

"August in Luberon, 120 guests from the United Kingdom and Canada, united in a relaxed and elegant atmosphere. A day spent in the shade of the cherry trees, declining around a traditional ceremony, exchanges, then a gourmet break to the flavors from the south. A bucolic afternoon before the effervescence of the evening in an atypical frame."

"The Wedding of Tahir and Rahimah is in their image: generous and elegant. These two lovers of the region have chosen Provence as the setting for their union to share with their family and friends the setting where they like to chill at each vacation."

"Two universes join, on one side the colours and rhythms of India, on the other the simple charm of Provence. Embroidered and delicate Saree meets lavender and sweet calissons, spices and olive oil are accorded, traditional dances and current music are mixed."

"Lanterns are suspended like 1001 nights atmosphere, fragrant peonies are mixed with Aromatic plants in this special, exciting and romantic wedding. Emotion, flavor, tradition, surprise and sharing were the main words of this wedding."