The Church has 2 steps at the entrance, so not 100% accessible but with a little help it can be. The event venue is 100% accessible.

Absolutely! We love kids and believe that weddings are a moment of bonding and learning for them. Kids 4 and up will be seated at the same table at dinner, in the same large space as the adults so you can keep an eye on them and spend time together. We have prepared some nice surprises for them too!

Your invitation includes a plus one (besides your kids), which is intended for your significant other. We kindly ask that you understand that we are unable to accommodate additional guests beyond this. Thank you for your understanding.

Please come dressed in your definition of elegant. We really want you to feel comfortable in whatever you choose to wear! You are welcome to change outfits between the church and the venue too. Just know that we will not.

Unfortunately no, because there is a long break between the two events and it would be hard to coordinate with everyone. Your best options are taxis or rideshare (30mins) or metro (1hr, which includes walking 20mins).

It's hard to say exactly how long the church ceremony will take, but usually around 1hour. It all depends on the priest and choir.

There is paid street parking and garages close to the Church, and paid street parking at the venue. Parking in Paris is free between 8PM and 9AM and free on Sundays. So at the venue you will only have to pay the street parking until 8PM.

We have the Pavilion Royal space until 2AM. So come right at 6PM so we can make the most of our party!

The food menu is inclusive to all dietary restrictions and allergies, so please be sure to specify yours in the RSVP! The menu we have chosen is French with an international touch, however no sarmale (Romanian cabbage rolls) will be served.

We will start with a cocktail hour with many different types of appetizers. We will finish with a sit down dinner that will be served at each table.

Yes, for the sit down children ages 4 and up will get their own menu which includes a salad and chicken with mashed potatoes. For the cocktail hour, children are invited to eat the same food as the adults.

Theme parks:
Disneyland Paris, Jardin d'Acclimatation, Parc Asterix (1hr drive from Paris)

Free parks:
Jardin des Plantes (also has a zoo and natural history museum), Jardin du Luxembourg (there is a big playground on the west side of the park that Teo's nieces loved), Parc de la Villette, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

Free gardens:
Le Petit Palais cafe and gardens, Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac gardens and cafe, Jardin du Luxembourg

Smaller museums or friendly for kids:
Rodin Museum & Gardens, Musée des Arts Forains, Musée en Herbe, Musée de la Magie, Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie

Other activities:
Book an airbnb experience that's kids friendly, go to a bouldering gym as Paris is full of them, Bateaux Mouche boat ride, do a picnic in Jardin du Luxembourg or Jardins de Tuileries and let your kids run free

Food:
For a quick & cheap lunch search “boulangerie” on google maps. These are the local bakeries that have delicious sandwiches, salads and deserts. Kaisers is a great bakery brand with many locations. Relais de l'Entrecôte Saint Germain, Le Bouillon Chartier, Bouillon Pigalle. Areas with many great restaurants everywhere (just look on google  maps for their reviews): Chatelet, Marais, Rue Mouffetard, Saint-Germain

Museums:
Louvre, Musée du quai d'Orsay, Centre George Pompidou, Atelier Brancusi, the Catacombes 

Activities:
Walk on the banks of the Seine from the Eiffel Tower all the way to Pont Neuf on the south side of the river (it's best) and continue from Pont Neuf to Gare de Lyon on the north side of the river, do a picnic on the river banks or have a beer at Fluctuart or Péniche Marcounet, rent the Velib city bikes, go to Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen flee market, walk around Canal Saint-Martin, take a cooking or pâtisserie class, take a perfume making class, do a champagne, wine or cheese tasting

Shows/Cabarets:
How to become Parisian in 1 Hour, Crazy Horse, Moullin Rouge, Lido Paris, Au lapin Agile Cabaret, Paradis Latin (we tried all of these and highly recommend)

Paris from the top:
Centre Pompidou (Free), Institute du Monde Arabe (Free), Gallérie Lafayette (Free), Top of Sacre Cœur, Montparnasse Tower, Top of Arc de Trimomphe

Notre-Dame de Paris

Visiting Notre Dame is free but you must reserve up to 3 months in advance and tickets sell out fast. If you're not seeing available dates 2 months in advance on the reservation page, it's likely because the booking window hasn't opened for those months yet. Keep checking back closer to those months, and you should see the dates appear once the site updates its available booking period.  You can reserve here on the official website.