Marry, or gather, at one of the houses
Marry, or gather, at one of the houses. The desk plans it with you and brings in the people we already work with. You keep one contact.
One desk, four steps
- 01 of 04
Tell the desk the day
The day or the week, roughly, and how many people. That is enough to start.
- 02 of 04
The desk picks the houses that can host it
Not every house takes a wedding or a group. The desk knows which do, and on what terms.
- 03 of 04
The right people join, through us
A planner, a cook, a photographer: people we already work with, briefed by the desk.
- 04 of 04
You book with the owner
The house is booked directly with its owner. The rest is arranged before you arrive.
Houses that can host it
Read from each house's own event terms: which take a wedding, and for how many seated.
Which of the houses take a wedding is on the desk's list, not yet on the site. Tell the desk the day and it comes back with the ones that can.
One house, everyone in it
Yoga weeks, family reunions, company weeks: the desk checks the house's group terms with the owner and arranges what goes around it.
Twelve to twenty-four people, one house, everything arranged.
The desk checks the house's group terms with the owner and comes back with what can be arranged around it: a cook, a teacher, transport.
Tell the desk the week and how many; it comes back with the houses that take a group and what can be arranged in each.
The houses with the most room
A photographer from the people we work with
A photographer during your stay, or on the day. Briefed by the desk, from the people we work with.
A photographer during your stay, a film of the week, or the wedding day. The desk writes the brief with you; the photographer comes from the people we already work with; what they deliver, when and who keeps the rights are on paper before the day.
Briefed by the desk, from the people we work with.
Tell the desk about the day
Roughly when, roughly how many.
Just a stay?
Plan a stay