Carly & Andy

We're getting married

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Wedding Timeline

Monday 24th August 2026
6pm onwards
Evening get together.
Villeréal for the Marché des Producteurs (food festival under the hall). Transport provided both ways for guests at the château.
Tuesday 25th August 2026
Wedding Day
14:00 — Transport from Villeréal for guests staying off-site.
14:30 — Welcome drinks and guests to be seated for the ceremony.
15:00 — Ceremony followed by celebrations into the evening.
01:00 — Carriages. Transport provided to Villeréal.
Wednesday 26th August 2026
Pool party
Arrive anytime after 13:00.
BBQ served at 16:00.
Thursday 27th August 2026
10am
Bon voyage.
For guests at the château transport is provided into Villeréal for the Monday evening market. For guests staying in Villeréal transport is provided on the wedding day (pickup 14:00 / return 01:00).

The Venue

Château de St Paul

340 Chemin de St Paul
47290 Boudy-de-Beauregard
Lot-et-Garonne, France

Beautifully renovated 12th-century château set in the countryside of South-West France.

Dress Code

Smart – Summer garden party. Don’t worry about a jacket if it’s too warm.

Gifts

Your presence means the world to us.

Many of you are travelling a long way to be here, and that is the greatest gift we could ask for. Please, no presents — just come and celebrate with us.

Things to Do Nearby

If you have a free morning or afternoon, here are a few places we love in the area:

Château de Biron

We’ve only driven past so far, but it looks incredible and we’re hoping to get a chance to visit ourselves. A vast and atmospheric castle with nearly a thousand years of history and wonderful views – about 20 minutes’ drive.

chateau-biron.fr

Monflanquin

One of the “Plus Beaux Villages de France”. Beautiful hilltop bastide with arcades, a square (which often hosts a market) and far-reaching views. Only about 10 minutes away.

Villeréal

We’ll already have been here on the Monday night for the food market, but for anyone who wasn’t there it’s still well worth a visit. The covered market hall, fortified church and Saturday morning market are all lovely, and there are some very nice bars and restaurants too.

Wine country

The region is famous for its wines and there are numerous vineyards to visit nearby.

Château de Bonaguil

A dramatic fortress a little further afield (around 40 minutes). Often combined with a visit to Biron.

chateau-bonaguil.com