Your wedding at Le Mas des Cinq Fontaines

From $58,000, all-inclusive, for about 100 guests, from November to March: the venue, the table, the flowers, the music, your photos, and us on site. A summer Saturday costs more. Your exact price depends on your date and guest count, and you have it in writing within a week.

Once we’ve agreed, no. It only changes if you change the wedding: more or fewer guests, a wish added along the way.

We replace them. They’re our suppliers, under our contract, so the two of you have nothing to search for or renegotiate. You approve the choice, and we take care of the rest.

Yes, if you wish. We can offer optional cancellation insurance dedicated to your wedding, placed with Lloyd’s. It covers canceling or postponing for reasons beyond your control, including if one of you can’t be there, as set out in the policy terms.

You can, it's a lovely house. The mas rents you its estate and its beds, with the furniture, the sound and the lights. You then bring together the caterer, the drinks, the flowers, the decor, the DJ and the photographer. With us, all of that is in your price, except the rooms, which the mas bills directly. Every choice stays yours, and the mas keeps its own rate. You come to get married.

Up to 200 at the table under the orangery. About fifty of them sleep at the mas; the others stay in Sisteron, close by. From an intimate 50, all on site, to the big party, the mas adapts.

The mas hosts weddings all year round, over a weekend or over several days midweek. Tell us your date, we check with Le Mas des Cinq Fontaines and reply in writing.

Yes, and the lake is the place for it: you on the wooden pontoon, your guests on the shore, the Durance valley behind you. In high summer, the terrace under the plane trees stays cool, and if it rains, a fallback room is ready.

In France, a civil wedding always takes place at a town hall, never at the mas. Sisteron town hall can marry you if one of you, or one of your parents, lives there or has lived there for at least a month. Otherwise, the civil wedding happens in your own town, and the ceremony at the mas.

Yes: Marseille Provence airport and Aix-en-Provence TGV station are about an hour away, and the Sisteron motorway exit is 5 minutes from the mas. About fifty of your guests sleep on site, and the others stay in Sisteron, close by.

About fifty of them just walk to their room. The others stay in Sisteron, close by, so they can toast without going far.

Yes. The venue is accessible to guests with reduced mobility, children have their own room and outdoor games, and pets are welcome. The path down to the lake from the courtyard is gravel, on a slope: we tell your guests about shoes, and keep the front row for the grandparents.

At the mas. The bridal suite is kept for the two of you, with its own private spa, and the estate has about twenty double rooms and suites, so each of you can get ready in your own corner, your people close by. The lake is reached on foot from the courtyard.

From June on the estate, around the driftwood heart where couples take their photos, until early autumn for the pictures. On the Valensole plateau, the fields are in bloom from mid-June to mid-July, before the harvest.

June and September are the gentlest months. In July and August, the ceremony at the lake moves to late afternoon, drinks go under the plane trees of the terrace, and the orangery opens its roof for the evening air.

Your contract is governed by French law, and also written in English.

Yes, and if you already have a vendor in mind, they're welcome. Your photos are included, with our photographers; if you already have yours, we welcome them into the team and adjust your price. At the mas, the caterer is yours to choose, and the estate offers a selection of professionals it knows well.