Naomie Olindo’s wedding in Provence unfolded like a quiet ode to the region’s natural charm. The Southern Charm star and Billy Haire said their vows at Château des Pradines on a warm summer day, choosing a celebration that kept things simple but elegant. Instead of layering on elaborate decor, their team let the château’s historic beauty do most of the work.
Be My Love coordinated the event with a clear focus on ease and refinement. The florals by Flower and Twig stuck to soft greens and whites, echoing the gentle Provençal landscape rather than overpowering it. This choice helped the surroundings breathe, creating a feeling that the wedding had grown organically from its setting.
Before the ceremony, the couple hosted a rehearsal dinner at Château de la Gaude, where lavender-filled arrangements paid tribute to the region’s famous blooms. It was a thoughtful nod to the locale without feeling forced, setting a relaxed tone for the days ahead.
Naomie took a hands-on approach with her gown, designing it alongside Lauren Gabrielson of The LG Project. The dress reflected her personal style, balancing sophistication with comfort as she walked down the aisle. Guests were treated to a towering croquembouche by Roland Paix, a classic French dessert that added a touch of local culinary tradition to the reception.
The wine selection included a custom vintage named Haire of the Dogs, featuring the couple’s dogs, Olive and Gus, on the labels. This detail brought a playful and personal element to the celebration, blending family and locale in a subtle way.
Photographer Jeremie Hkb captured the day with an eye for both the grand and the intimate moments. His images reveal a wedding that felt genuine and unforced, where the setting and personal touches found a quiet balance.
Olindo’s Provence wedding avoided typical celebrity extravagance in favor of an understated approach that still felt special. The choice to keep florals organic and the venue’s architecture visible gave the day a grounded feel, one that’s likely to resonate with couples looking for a destination wedding that doesn’t rely on over-the-top production.
The subtle details, the lavender dinner, the custom wine, the dress collaboration, added layers without overwhelming the natural surroundings. It’s a reminder that sometimes, letting the location lead can create a wedding that’s both beautiful and effortlessly memorable.
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