Few venues carry a history so deeply entwined with marriage. In 1608, Bastide du Roy was given to Henry IV of France on the occasion of his wedding. It remained property of the crown until Louis XV, who ceded it to the city of Antibes, and in the twentieth century it belonged to the designer Jeanne Lanvin. Today it is a listed historic monument, just minutes from Antibes, Cannes and Nice airport.
Gardens for every moment
The estate spans roughly 15 hectares, encompassing terraces of centuries-old olive trees, French- and Spanish-style gardens, and an eighteenth-century Neptune fountain. The ceremony is held in the music garden, the cocktail hour amid the pools of the French garden, and dinner in the illuminated courtyard of honor.
Good to know
A covered pavilion among the olive trees welcomes the dinner in case of inclement weather, and a number of rooms allow you and your closest guests to stay on the estate. Bastide du Roy is rented exclusively, with no services included: catering, decor, music and flowers are chosen and coordinated by us together with you.