
Wedding ceremony and accommodation for the couple and their closest guests in a private villa, southern Corsica: fourteen people on site.
The ceremony on the grounds, the couple and their closest under one roof. The reception is held elsewhere.
Terraces, patio and olive trees: several settings on the grounds, depending on the hour and the light.
Five en-suite bedrooms: hair, dressing and waiting happen at home, not in a hotel room.
Fourteen people on site — the couple, the witnesses, the parents. Other guests stay in Porto-Vecchio, fifteen minutes away.
Dinner and the dancing are held at a dedicated reception venue. The villa does not cover that part.
The villa hosts one celebration at a time. The place is yours from Saturday to Saturday, with no other guests and no passing traffic.
Dry stone, wood, olive trees and evening light: the decor already exists. A ceremony sits in it without needing to be dressed.
Flowers, hair, photographer, transfers, humanist celebrant: we work with your suppliers. Catering belongs to the reception venue.
Arrival is on Saturday from four in the afternoon. The couple and their closest sleep on site the night before: nobody sets off at dawn, nobody hunts for parking.
Terraces, patio, olive trees: several layouts are possible depending on the hour and the light. A humanist ceremony sits there without heavy installation. The party then moves on to the reception venue.
The couple come home to sleep, not to a hotel. The next morning, breakfast brings the fourteen resident guests around one table — often the best moment of the weekend.
Villa Terra hosts the ceremony and accommodates the couple and their closest guests. Dinner, dancing and catering take place at a dedicated reception venue. That is a clear limit, not a negotiation.
What happens at the villa is a humanist or symbolic ceremony — as at almost every private venue. It is worth building into the schedule when you fix the date.
The best photographers, florists and celebrants in the far south are booked very early for July and August. A June or September wedding leaves more choice and costs half — €10,906 against €20,505 a week.
No. The villa hosts the ceremony and accommodates the couple and their closest guests. The reception dinner, the dancing and the catering take place at a dedicated reception venue. That limit is set before any quotation.
No. The civil marriage takes place at the town hall. What happens at the villa is a humanist or symbolic ceremony, as at almost every private venue.
14 people in five bedrooms, each with its own bathroom: the couple, the witnesses, the parents. The service studio takes the total to 18 beds. Other guests stay in Porto-Vecchio, fifteen minutes away.
Getting ready — hair, dressing, photographs —, the ceremony on the grounds, and the couple's return for the night. The next morning, breakfast gathers the resident guests. The rest of the day takes place at the reception venue.
Flowers, hair, photographer, transfers and a humanist celebrant, working with your suppliers. Catering belongs to the reception venue, not to the villa.
Twelve to eighteen months for July and August. A June or September wedding leaves more choice of suppliers and costs half — €10,906 against €20,505 a week.
Tell us the date of the ceremony and how many people need a bed — we’ll prepare the proposal.