Which champagne should you choose for your wedding?

A wedding is a unique moment, filled with emotions, sharing, and celebration. And if there is one essential symbol of this exceptional day, it is champagne. From the welcome reception to the dessert, it accompanies every key moment and helps create unforgettable memories.

Choosing the right champagne brings elegance, conviviality, and harmony to your reception.

Champagne, the soul of the party

Champagne has always embodied joy, love, and celebration. The newlyweds' toast, the bubbles rising in the flutes, the shared glances... every glass tells a story.

For your wedding, choosing a grower champagne, authentic and crafted with passion, brings a sincere and refined touch to your event.

Which champagne for each moment of the wedding?

The welcome reception: conviviality and freshness

The welcome reception is a time for sharing and gathering. You need a champagne that is accessible, elegant, and appreciated by all.

The Brut Tradition is perfect: balanced, fresh, and festive, it opens the celebration beautifully.

During the meal: structure and gastronomy

The main dinner requires a more structured champagne, capable of pairing with various dishes.

The Brut Réserve or the Grande Réserve offer greater complexity and depth, making them ideal to elevate a wedding menu.

With the fish course: finesse and elegance

To accompany a fish or seafood dish, a pure and delicate champagne is ideal.

The Blanc de Blancs, crafted solely from Chardonnay, captivates with its freshness, finesse, and minerality. It enhances marine flavors while bringing immense elegance to the table.

The dessert and wedding cake: indulgence and romance

The sweet finale calls for a softer and more fruit-forward champagne.

The Rosé perfectly pairs with the wedding cake, red berry desserts, and the most romantic moments of the evening.

For a touch of distinction

For connoisseurs and weddings seeking a more unique cuvée, the Cuvée Amphore offers a unique expression of champagne, full of character and authenticity.

How many bottles should you plan for a wedding?

• Welcome reception: 1 bottle for 3 guests
• Dinner: 1 bottle for 3 to 4 guests
• Dessert and party: plan an additional selection depending on the atmosphere

Planning slightly more ensures you will not run out during such an important milestone.

A sparkling memory for an unforgettable day

Champagne sets the pace for the key moments of a wedding: greeting the guests, the toast, the dinner, the laughter, the shared emotions... It accompanies every instant and contributes to the magic of this unique day.

Choosing a champagne with character, carefully crafted, means offering your guests an authentic and elegant experience that mirrors your union.

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