How many châteaux in Grand Est can be hired for a wedding?

34, across 9 départements. These are the châteaux whose official website or manager told us they host receptions; each entry links to it.

Which is the best known château for a wedding in Grand Est?

Château de Wesserling, in Husseren-Wesserling, with 3,289 visitor reviews. Renown is measured here by attendance, not by an editorial ranking.

In which départements of Grand Est can you hire a château for a wedding?

Meurthe-et-Moselle (9), Ardennes (5), Marne (5), Vosges (5), Moselle (4), Bas-Rhin (2), Meuse (2), Aube (1), Haut-Rhin (1).

How do you request a quote from a château in Grand Est?

From its entry: the button Request a quote opens a short form, and your request goes straight to the château, which answers you at the address you give. We take no commission.

Castle wedding venues in Grand Est

34 châteaux · most visited first, according to visitor reviews

The châteaux in Grand Est that host weddings, receptions and seminars, with a way to reach each of them.

We list 34 châteaux in Grand Est that can be hired for a wedding or a reception, across 9 départements. The best known, according to visitor reviews, are Château de Wesserling (Wesserling Castle), Château de Jaulny (Jaulny Castle) and Château de Thanvillé (Thanvillé Castle).

Every entry carries a form: your request goes to the château, which answers you directly.

Château de Wesserling (Wesserling Castle)
Husseren-Wesserling, Haut-Rhin3,289 reviews (4.4/5)
The adult admission price for the park and castle is 14 euros.
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Château de Jaulny (Jaulny Castle)
Jaulny, Meurthe-et-Moselle299 reviews (4.7/5)
The castle is protected as a monument historique, partly listed and partly classified.
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Château des Monthairons (Monthairons Castle)
Les Monthairons, Meuse
The château now operates as a hotel, which shapes how it can be visited.
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Château de Thanvillé (Thanvillé Castle)
Thanvillé, Bas-Rhin279 reviews (4.5/5)
The castle is protected as a historic monument, with both listing and registration covering distinct elements (staircase, facades, outbuildings, enclosure wall).
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Château d'Adoménil (Adoménil Castle)
Rehainviller, Meurthe-et-Moselle437 reviews (4.8/5)
The château currently operates as a private hotel and restaurant, which shapes how the building can be visited.
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Château de Thillombois (Thillombois Castle)
Thillombois, Meuse520 reviews (4.6/5)
The château has been listed as a historic monument since 1995, with the protection specifically covering the chapel and the park.
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Château de Preisch (Preisch Castle)
Basse-Rentgen, Moselle379 reviews (4.4/5)
La visite n'est proposée que deux jours par semaine, avec des horaires précis à vérifier avant le déplacement.
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Château de Boucq (Boucq Castle)
Boucq, Meurthe-et-Moselle214 reviews (4.6/5)
The castle is not open for casual public visits.
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Château de Droupt-Saint-Basle (Droupt-Saint-Basle Castle)
Droupt-Saint-Basle, Aube94 reviews (4.7/5)
The château is located in the village of Droupt-Saint-Basle, in the Aube department.
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Château de Bourlémont (Bourlémont Castle)
Frebécourt, Vosges
The castle stands in the commune of Frebécourt, in the Vosges, close to Neufchâteau.
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Château de Charbogne (Charbogne Castle)
Charbogne, Ardennes180 reviews (4.7/5)
Parking is free on site.
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Château de Morey (Morey Castle)
Morey, Meurthe-et-Moselle
The château is privately owned and not open for tourist visits.
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Château de Landonvillers (Landonvillers Castle)
Courcelles-Chaussy, Moselle76 reviews (4.4/5)
The château is privately owned and is not regularly open to individual visitors outside special events.
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Château de Thugny-Trugny (Thugny-Trugny Castle)
Thugny-Trugny, Ardennes131 reviews (4.5/5)
The château has been a listed historic monument since 1946, a protection covering the buildings, the park and the tithe barn.
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Château du Charmois (Charmois Castle)
Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle568 reviews (4.5/5)
The château has belonged to the town of Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy since 1983 and is used as a municipal hall for events and meetings.
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Château de Braux-Sainte-Cohière (Braux-Sainte-Cohière Castle)
Braux-Sainte-Cohière, Marne96 reviews (4.3/5)
The château has been listed as a historic monument since a 1972 order covering the facades, roofs, interior staircase, dovecote and moat with its bridges.
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Château de Sept-Saulx (Sept-Saulx Castle)
Sept-Saulx, Marne36 reviews (4.9/5)
The château has been a listed historic monument since 2000, along with its park laid out between the Vesle river and the former railway line.
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Château de Montaubois (Montaubois Castle)
Signy-l'Abbaye, Ardennes
The castle currently operates as a bed-and-breakfast and event venue.
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Château d'Alteville (Alteville Castle)
Tarquimpol, Moselle
The château operates as a guesthouse, so access to the rooms and grounds is reserved for overnight guests.
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Ensemble castrale de Thanvillé
Thanvillé, Bas-Rhin279 reviews (4.5/5)
The site is a private property, also used today for events and gîte stays.
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Château de romécourt (Romécourt Castle)
Azoudange, Moselle87 reviews (4.6/5)
The château has been listed as a historic monument since 1976.
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Château de Roncourt (Roncourt Castle)
Hagnéville-et-Roncourt, Vosges81 reviews (4.8/5)
The château holds no listing or registration as a historic monument.
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L'Asnée Palace
Villers-lès-Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle6 reviews (3.8/5)
The grounds offer 400 free parking spaces nearby.
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Château d'Ablois (Ablois Castle)
Saint-Martin-d'Ablois, Marne40 reviews (4.4/5)
The château today belongs to the Patrick Breul champagne house, which organises tours and tastings on the estate.
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Château de Failloux (Failloux Castle)
Jeuxey, Vosges
The château stands only a few kilometres from the historic centre of Épinal.
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Château d'Autigny-la-Tour
Autigny-la-Tour, Vosges156 reviews (4.6/5)
The château is privately owned and open to the public only on certain spring and summer afternoons.
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Château des Brasseurs (Brasseurs Castle)
Xertigny, Vosges16 reviews (4.4/5)
Château des Brasseurs, in Xertigny (Vosges), France. Location, access and practical information.
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Château d'Art-sur-Meurthe (Art-sur-Meurthe Castle)
Art-sur-Meurthe, Meurthe-et-Moselle
The park surrounding the château is open to the public year round.
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Château de Landreville (Landreville Castle)
Bayonville, Ardennes
The classified monument is a private castle with no declared public access.
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Château de Saulxures (Saulxures Castle)
Saulxures-lès-Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle138 reviews (4.5/5)
The château is a protected historic monument, partly listed and partly registered since 1979.
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Château de la Cour des Prés
Rumigny, Ardennes12 reviews (4.8/5)
The château is still owned by descendants of Édouard Piette, who maintain it.
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Château de Sainte-Menehould (Sainte-Menehould Castle)
Sainte-Menehould, Marne96 reviews (4.3/5)
The château is located in the town of Sainte-Menehould, in the Marne department.
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Château de Mairy-sur-Marne (Mairy-sur-Marne Castle)
Mairy-sur-Marne, Marne85 reviews (4.7/5)
The château is a private property without organised public tours in the usual sense.
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Château de Martigny de Colmey
Colmey, Meurthe-et-Moselle
The castle and its outbuildings have been registered as historical monuments since 1972.
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Frequently asked questions

How many châteaux in Grand Est can be hired for a wedding?: 34, across 9 départements. These are the châteaux whose official website or manager told us they host receptions; each entry links to it.
Which is the best known château for a wedding in Grand Est?: Château de Wesserling, in Husseren-Wesserling, with 3,289 visitor reviews. Renown is measured here by attendance, not by an editorial ranking.
In which départements of Grand Est can you hire a château for a wedding?: Meurthe-et-Moselle (9), Ardennes (5), Marne (5), Vosges (5), Moselle (4), Bas-Rhin (2), Meuse (2), Aube (1), Haut-Rhin (1).
How do you request a quote from a château in Grand Est?: From its entry: the button Request a quote opens a short form, and your request goes straight to the château, which answers you at the address you give. We take no commission.