Chateau de Robernier
A fairytale 16th century chateau on a private Provencal estate of vineyards and olive groves, hired for exclusive use with the family still in residence.
Chateau de Robernier sits among vineyards and centuries old olive groves near the village of Montfort sur Argens in the Var, in the heart of Provence. It is a romantic, storybook chateau with a chapel, an orangery, courtyards and grand reception rooms, hired privately so the estate is yours for the celebration. The owners still live on the property and host only a small number of weddings each year, which keeps it personal.
It suits couples who want an exclusive use Provencal estate with character and history, on site accommodation for the closest guests and the freedom of a private property. A planner who knows the chateau and the region will shape the weekend around the grounds, the light and the local suppliers.
Chateau de Robernier is a 16th century chateau near Montfort sur Argens in the Var, in Provence, set on a private estate of vineyards and olive groves. It is hired for exclusive use and can host up to around 300 guests, with 15 bedrooms sleeping around 26 on site. Exclusive use hire is indicatively from around EUR 10,500 in 2026, with catering and production additional. The warm months from May to September are the best time to marry here. The estate hosts symbolic and civil style ceremonies on site, while French law leads most foreign couples to handle the legal marriage separately. Confirm capacity, the current rate and ceremony options directly with the chateau.
A chapel, an orangery and a private estate.
Style and setting
Robernier is a classic Provencal chateau, all stone, shutters and tall windows, surrounded by its own vineyards and olive groves. The grounds include a private chapel, an orangery, a courtyard and a dance hall that opens to the outside, along with several reception rooms, so the celebration can move naturally through the day from ceremony to dinner to dancing.
Capacity
The chateau hosts weddings of up to around 300 guests across its grounds and rooms, while keeping the intimacy of a private home for smaller gatherings. With 15 bedrooms sleeping around 26 people, the couple and their closest family can stay on site. Confirm the exact seated figure for your layout with the chateau.
Exclusive use
The estate is hired privately, so the chateau, the chapel and the grounds are yours alone for the celebration. Because the owners live on site and host only a handful of weddings a year, the experience is personal and the property is well cared for.
What it costs
As an indicative 2026 guide, exclusive use hire starts from around EUR 10,500, with catering, drinks, decor, staffing and production all additional. A full multi day wedding for a large guest list therefore runs well beyond the hire fee. Treat every figure as indicative and confirm the current rate directly with the chateau.
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We will check availability for your date, share a realistic all in cost and introduce a planner who knows Provence and the chateau. We reply within two business days and it costs you nothing.
A chateau wedding rewards a planner who knows Provence.
An exclusive use estate means building catering, florals, production and accommodation from a private property, where a planner who knows Provence and its suppliers is essential. We will pair you with a planner experienced in the region and at Chateau de Robernier.
Wedding planners in ProvenceChateau de Robernier, answered.
How many guests can Chateau de Robernier host?
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The chateau hosts weddings of up to around 300 guests across its grounds and reception rooms, while staying intimate for smaller gatherings. Confirm the exact figure for your layout with the chateau.
How much does a wedding here cost?
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As an indicative 2026 guide, exclusive use hire starts from around EUR 10,500, with catering, drinks, decor and production additional, so a full wedding runs well beyond the hire fee. Confirm the current rate with the chateau.
Can we stay at the chateau?
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Yes. The chateau has 15 bedrooms sleeping around 26 people, so the couple and their closest family can stay on site, with other guests in nearby towns and villas.
Can we get legally married at the chateau?
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France requires a civil marriage at a town hall with residency conditions, so most foreign couples complete the legal step at home and hold a symbolic ceremony at the chateau. A local planner guides the process.
When is the best time to marry here?
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The warm, dry months from May to September are ideal, with long Provencal evenings. July and August are hot and busy across the region, so late spring and early autumn are a touch calmer.
Photography is licensed stock from Unsplash, shown to evoke the setting. It does not depict the venue itself.
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