Sunday

Dimanche

Post Wedding Pool Party!

The pool at Chateau de Terrides is open from 8am-8pm. Don't forget to bring your own towels.

Brunch starts at 11 am in the reception room.

Fête à la piscine après le mariage !

La piscine du Château de Terrides est ouverte de 8h à 20h. N'oubliez pas d'apporter vos propres serviettes.

Le brunch commence à 11h dans la salle de réception.

Tuesday

Mardi

Join us for a tour

of Toulouse!

Please message us if you are

interested in joining.

Otherwise check back here

closer to the date for

more information.

Rejoignez-nous pour une visite de Toulouse !

Veuillez nous contacter si vous souhaitez participer.

Sinon, consultez cette page à l'approche de la date pour plus d'informations.

Wednesday

Mercredi

Join us for a tour

of Carcassone!

Please message us if you are

interested in joining.

Otherwise check back here

closer to the date for

more information.

Rejoignez-nous pour une visite de Carcassone !

Veuillez nous contacter si vous souhaitez participer.

Sinon, consultez cette page à l'approche de la date pour plus d'informations.

Thursday - Sunday
Sept 3rd - Sept 6th

Jeudi - Dimanche
3- 6 Sept.

Hugo's 30th

Birthday Party !!

Please add your phone number if you would like to be added to the WhatsApp group for more information

Fête du 30e

anniversaire d'Hugo !!

Ajoutez votre numéro de téléphone si vous souhaitez être ajouté au groupe WhatsApp pour plus d'informations

Logistics for lodging will be in the WhatsApp group

There will also be an official celebration Friday night, September 4th

More details will be added closer to the date

Les informations concernant l'hébergement seront disponibles dans le groupe WhatsApp

Une célébration officielle aura lieu le vendredi 4 septembre au soir

Plus de détails seront donnés à l'approche de la date

Nearby Attractions

Toulouse - 1 Hr

Originally a Gallic Settlement known as "Tolosa". During the Middle Ages Toulouse became a semi-independent feudal state with their own language (Occitan) and laws. Toulouse was gradually absorbed into French rule after the Albigensian Crusade. What was once a major trade center for Pastel dye trade and being known as a "City of Scholars", has shifted into the headquarters of Airbus. Turning to Aerospace and Engineering.

Toulouse is also known as "Ville Rose" or "The Pink City" due to most buildings having been built from pink-orange terracotta bricks made form the local clay found in the Garonne River.

Montauban - 30 min

Founded in 1144 by the Count of Toulouse as a Bastide. Montauban was designed in a grid format for easy navigation to encourage agriculture and river based trade. In the 13th century, the city became a bit more independent and eventually became one of the most important religious "Huguenot (French Protestants during the 16th & 17th Century)" strongholds in France.

"Place Nationale" is the heart of Montauban. Originally designed as a marketplace and civic center, it continues to host restaurants, events, markets, and festivals today.

Bordeaux - 2.5 hrs

Bordeaux, the Capital of wine, dating back to the Romans who introduced vine cultivation. Bordeaux's ocean influenced - mild climate was ideal for growing grapes, while the proximity of the Garonne River was ideal for transporting to the Atlantic. Wine trade was and continues to be the main economic engine. Unfaltering through wars, policies, and epidemics. Discover more history and enjoy free samples at the "Cité du Vin Museum".

"Place de la Bourse" (pictured) is one of the most important symbols of 18th Century France. Marking a turning point in how France presented itself to the world through design, commerce, and power. It replaced medieval fortifications along the river, showcasing royal authority through architecture. The Water mirror was installed in 2006 turning the area into one of the most photographed urban spaces in France.

Carcassonne - 2 hrs

A medieval Castle City dating as far back as 6th century BCE occupied by a Gallic settlement. In the 1st Century BCE, The Romans officially fortified the town as "Carcaso". Major construction happened between 11th-13th century during the Albigensian Crusade. By the 1800s, the city was in ruins and underwent heavy restoration to what you can see today.

Biarritz - 3.5 Hrs

A small Basque fishing village known for Whaling in the Middle Ages, became a fashionable resort in the mid 19th century for European royalty after Napoleon III and his wife, Empress Eugénie built a seaside palace there. Now, it is known as a major surfing destination with long sandy beaches. The palace has since been renovated into "Hôtel du Palais" and hosts celebrities, heads of state, and international events.

Join us here Sep 3rd-Sep 6th!

Lourdes - 2 Hrs

A major Catholic pilgrimage site located in the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains. In 1858, Bernadette Soubirous, reported 18 visions of the Virgin Mary. A spring discovered during these visions have become linked to 70 miraculous healings.
You can also visit "Château fort de Lourdes" that hold the history of the Hundred Years' War. When the city was a military stronghold town that controlled mountain routes. (50 BCE-1400s)

Lucy & Hugo