At Domaine de La Brillane, nestled between pine trees and clay walls, a 575 m² Abyssale Orangery was raised to host a wedding with a rare atmosphere.

The structure, precisely tensioned on a mineral terrace, welcomed guests beneath its light canvas, in a setting where everything felt effortlessly in place.

Inside, trees reached up to the ridge line, bathed in lighting projections that made the fabric ripple like a living sky. Tables were carefully set, conversations unfolded at their own pace, and eyes often lifted toward this soaring blend of greenery and textile.

Outside, the space extended into bamboo lounge areas laid directly on the ground, surrounded by lavender, cypresses and bursts of colorful flowers. Large rustic bars punctuated key moments of the evening, while nomadic torches traced pathways and defined the edges of the celebration.

Nothing superfluous, nothing forced. Just a scenography designed to support the moment, then gently fade behind the intensity of what was lived.