Wedding at Château Saint-Martin

Nice, SOuth france

"Set against the quiet elegance of Château Saint-Martin, YouTuber Jack Maynard and Lily Mackie were married in a celebration where timeless style met moments of genuine intimacy."

FEATURED in
OVER THE MOON

WEDDING PLANNER

FLORAL DESIGN

MUA

WEDDING GOWN

Vivienne Westwood

VIDEO

Matcaste films

VENUE

Château Saint-Martin

White Eden

Lettre à Elise

Alesandra Macsim

Jack and Lily-Ella’s story began unexpectedly - as neighbors. What started as a chance meeting quickly evolved into a close friendship, and soon after, something more lasting. Four years later, Jack proposed by the sea near Lily-Ella’s family home, setting the tone for a wedding that felt both personal and quietly cinematic.

The aesthetic remained understated yet intentional throughout. Lily-Ella wore a series of bespoke couture looks, each one reflecting a different part of the celebration, while Jack’s tailored ensembles echoed the same sense of quiet sophistication.

As the sun set, guests gathered under a glass marquee for dinner and dancing. The evening began with a first dance that felt effortless and unforced, before gradually giving way to a celebration that carried late into the night within the château walls. Surrounded by friends and family across generations, the atmosphere shifted from elegant to electric - without ever losing its intimacy

Their vision for the day was rooted in simplicity & refinement. The setting: soft spring light, panoramic views over the French Riviera, and a ceremony framed by delicate florals. Lily walked down the aisle with her father. Small, meaningful gestures unfolded - her mother lifting the veil, her grandmother holding the bouquet - creating a moment that felt deeply familial and unspoken.

wedding highlights

"The entire experience was brought to life by the thoughtful direction of White Eden Weddings, whose signature approach blends refined esthetics with deeply personal storytelling".

What made this wedding truly memorable wasn’t just the setting or the details, but the feeling that ran through it: a sense of closeness, of history in the making, and of two people completely at ease in a moment that would stay with them for the rest of their lives.

There was an effortlessness to it all - nothing felt staged, yet every moment carried intention. From the quiet anticipation of the morning to the warmth that filled the evening, the day unfolded with a natural rhythm, allowing each emotion to exist fully. It was the kind of celebration where time seemed to slow down, where glances, gestures, and fleeting in-between moments became just as meaningful as the ceremony itself.