Films and shoots
INSPIRATION SHOOT
by Camille Leroi
A & A, A SUMMER WEDDING
by Histoire Vraie
SHOOTING CLIP MARRY ME
by J. Vansteenberghe
A THREE-DAY SUMMER WEDDING
by W’eye NOT Prod.
ELEGANT AND COSMOPOLITAN
published by "Les Gars Sympas"
VALENTINE'S DAY IN VALLERY
by J. Vansteenberghe & Ch. David
Inspiration shoot at the chateau "Le Pas des Étoiles"
by Camille Leroi
Camille's inspirational shoot braves the vagaries of a rather cooperative November. This film, "Le Pas des Étoiles", was created by a dance teacher and a talented photographer based around the arts of weddings and dance. Wedding filmmaker Camille Leroi plays marvellously with black and white and colour to anticipate and reveal the emotions and intrigues of the pitch, giving free rein to the viewer's keen imagination.
The result was no fluke, with all the artists and service providers contributing to the smallest details, from the choreography on a "Parquet-Miel" to the costumes and floral design, not forgetting the make-up, wedding dress, jewellery, accessories and so on. Carlotta and Gabriel sought each other out in every nook and cranny of the chateau: the Hanging Gardens, the Grande Galerie, the Renaissance rooms, the belvedere and the dovecote...
Alice & Antoine, a summer wedding
by Histoire Vraie Production
At the height of summer, Alice and Antoine organised their civil wedding at the Mairie du XVe arrondissement. After saying 'I do' in the wood-panelled Salle des Fêtes, the bride and groom visited a number of Parisian monuments for a photo shoot. Then the Château de Vallery welcomed them for a country-style cocktail party in the Yew-tree Park, at the foot of the prestigious Renaissance building. The wedding then took on the romantic, unique atmosphere that only the chateau can offer on a late afternoon reception, under a convincing summer sky.
The medieval ramparts, the Oriental Pavilion, the Palm Grove and many other historic and exotic locations welcomed Alice and Antoine for a privileged photo shoot. Dinner was served in the Music Room, one of the chateau's grand halls. Then, back in the Yew-tree Park, the wedding cake marked a pleasant turn in the festivities. Then, the bride and groom and their guests discovered the Pierre Lescot Grande Galerie for a night of dancing accompanied by desserts and mignardises with no time limit... "A summer wedding."
Shooting clip Marry Me
by J. Vansteenberghe
MARRY ME, the leitmotif of Château de Vallery, once again enchanted the prestigious cast of this shoot, led by Cymbeline, wedding dresses, in a sumptuous spring. We (re)discover the Palm Grove, the monumental circular glass roof of the Dovecote seen from the Burgundy sky. It's time for the bride and groom to get ready, either in the loft of the Oriental Pavilion or in the flats of the Renaissance chateau. Then the church of Vallery, home to the mausoleum of Henri II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé, opens its doors to the bride and groom.
Another place, another atmosphere for an open-air meditation: the Rose Garden and its chairs lined up for a ceremony. Then, the bride will choose the medieval ramparts for the famous bouquet toss, and the couple will gather around the swimming pool for a spellbinding choreography between buffets and set tables. The wedding dinner will take place in the Music Room. The ball will open under the glittering garlands of the Yew Park at nightfall. Costumes by Johann Paris, lighting by Bounz'Events.
A three-day summer wedding
by W'eye NOT Prod.
Agape is the key word in Ludivine and Loïc's union. In ancient Greek, it evokes tenderness and love, affection and devotion. And this was scrupulously observed by the guests during the three days of festivities at the chateau at the end of July. Thanks to meticulous staging, the bridal stay will be framed by a complete itinerary through the estate. The swimming pool, aka "Le Grand Bassin", and the Palm Grove will be the venue for family and close friends on the eve of the reception. For the first time, an innovative dinner will be served in the Rose Garden, more often the venue for ceremonies at the chateau. The following day, all the guests will gather at Château de Vallery for the wedding.
FFrom then on, the bride and groom began their arrangements. Ludivine in the Renaissance Grand Condé bedroom, Loïc in the Dovecote. A few steps away, the church in Vallery is already waiting for the procession. At the Yew-Tree Park, the newlyweds and their guests enjoy a musical cocktail reception, followed by dinner in the Music Room, where speeches, surprises and dancing follow. Dancing will continue in the Pierre Lescot Grande Galerie, interrupted by fireworks in the central square. The swimming pool, the common thread running through the entire event, will be the focus of numerous visits during these three days of bubbling love and tender ardour.
An elegant and cosmopolitan wedding at the chateau
published by "Les Gars Sympas"
The little church of Vallery dominates the rolling countryside of the Gâtinais in Burgundy. It opens the harmonious film of a very international wedding, staged by ‘Les Gars Sympas’. The bride's dress hangs elegantly in the Dovecote bridal suite, and the dinner in the Music Room is breathtakingly decorated with flowers. Then newlyweds Marie and Max enter the citadel, hand in hand. It's all there.
The Yew Park is home to a Citroën 15 in full bloom, just like the cocktail party under an unruffled sun. The video cameraman also kept a subtle and rigorous eye on the historic Grande Galerie, which hosted a wild night of passionate and exalted dancing. Next, the gardens of the chateau welcome the bride and groom and their guests. It is here that illustrious pyrotechnic displays are launched after the elegant champagne pyramid.
Valentine's Day: The legend of Vallery
by J. Vansteenberghe & Ch. David
Atriangular encounter that fleshes out the ‘legend of Vallery’. Soprano Chloé Chaume performs a live extract from Catalani's opera La Wally. ‘The legend of Vallery’ is a pretext for exploring this chateau, which has always been dedicated to the consecration of love in marriage. We wanted to film in extreme conditions of cold and snow, as if to affirm that beauty, like love, has no season and likes to flirt with the extreme...
To all lovers, we wish you a Valentine's Day full of harmony, laughter and dreams, feasts, forests and children, sovereign dawns and quivering nights... May you continue to love each other with the same pleasure we had filming this video for three days on the grounds of the Princes and Princesses of Condé. May your love for each other continue to blossom and may the Château de Vallery continue to shine across oceans, late into the night.
