You can contact us directly via email or WhatsApp (+33 6 60 39 05 44). We will assist you once you have chosen your package and provide you with all the information you need.

Elope in Fête brings your wishes to life with care and modern elegance. Throughout the process, our team ensures you experience a delightful and unforgettable day.

Elope in Fête streamlines the payment process for your convenience. We serve as your primary point of contact and manage vendor payments on your behalf, ensuring a stress-free and transparent experience for you.

Payment terms will be discussed during our initial exchanges. A deposit is required to confirm the reservation, with the balance due before the elopement date.

We maintain transparent pricing, clearly indicating any additional costs when you select or request extra services. Our goal is to offer you a comprehensive budget that covers all necessary expenses for your getaway.

Our elopement wedding packages start at €4,950. If you are interested in larger weddings, you can visit Cassia Thomas’ website and check our fees. 

Yes, getting eloped is a real marriage. Elopement typically refers to a marriage conducted in a quick and often private or spontaneous manner, often without a formal wedding ceremony. However, legally speaking, eloping still results in a valid marriage as long as it complies with the legal requirements of the jurisdiction in which it takes place.

Yes, you can get married at the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It’s a popular spot for weddings and elopements due to its stunning views and romantic atmosphere. Couples often choose to hold their ceremonies in nearby parks or gardens, with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop. However, it’s important to ensure you meet the legal requirements for marriage in France if you plan to have a legally binding ceremony there.
If you would like to follow your ceremony with a lunch or dinner, you can do so at “Le Jules Verne,” the main restaurant at the Eiffel Tower. It offers a high-quality dining experience with breathtaking views of Paris.

Yes, tourists can get married in France, but this is limited to symbolic ceremonies. For a civil wedding, at least one of the spouses must have continuously resided in the same municipality in France for at least one month before the wedding date. This period of residence starts from the date of the publication of the marriage banns. The civil marriage must then be validated in the spouses’ country of origin.

Yes, Americans can elope in Paris. Paris is a popular destination for elopements due to its romantic ambiance and iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower. Couples often choose to have symbolic ceremonies or legally binding marriages if they fulfill the residency requirements or use services that help arrange legal ceremonies compliant with French law. It’s essential to plan ahead and understand the legalities involved based on your specific situation and preferences.

In France, the process of getting married can vary depending on whether you are planning a civil or symbolic ceremony:
1. Civil Ceremony: To have a legally binding civil marriage in France, at least one of the spouses must meet residency requirements, which typically involve residing in the same municipality for at least 30 days prior to the wedding date after the publication of marriage banns. This means the process generally takes at least a month to fulfill the residency requirement before the actual ceremony can take place.
2. Symbolic Ceremony: If you prefer a symbolic ceremony, you can arrange this more quickly without needing to fulfill the residency requirement. Symbolic ceremonies can be conducted by various wedding planners or officiants who specialize in arranging weddings for tourists and foreigners.
It’s crucial to check with the local French consulate or embassy and local authorities in the municipality where you plan to marry to understand the specific requirements and procedures based on your circumstances. This will help you plan accordingly and ensure you have the necessary documentation and permissions in place for your wedding in France.