Belle, the Wedding Wine Bar
Maison Mirabeau WinesContributor blog post by Mirabeau Wine:
A lovely Dutch couple, Anneloes and Sjors, asked if Belle could be used as a wedding wine bar after their ceremony in Provence. Marcel and I offered to serve the yummy La Folie sparkling rosé wine along with little French tarts. We got to the art gallery venue, Jas de la Rimade, at 2:30pm and were ushered into place, got set up, and waited along with everyone else for the bride and groom.
Did you know that Dutch weddings have different traditions than English or North American ceremonies? Continue reading here to find out why…
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