Château de Chantilly

In Chantilly, in the Oise department, couples can hold their wedding in a princely setting by choosing spaces that genuinely suit their reception. The château, gardens and Grandes Écuries offer different atmospheres; bookings are planned with the estate’s events team.

Choosing the spaces for your reception

The official catalogue lists up to 300 people for lunch or dinner and 500 for a cocktail reception in the château’s spaces. The park and its outbuildings offer other options, from 10 to 240 people for a meal and from 10 to 300 for cocktails. These figures refer to separate configurations: they cannot be added together and do not guarantee the capacity of any particular salon.

Planning your event with the estate

To obtain a useful proposal, provide your date, guest count and planned schedule: ceremony, cocktails, meal and evening celebration. Ask the team to specify the private spaces, furniture, catering, technical equipment, timings and any access restrictions. Accessibility must be assessed for the chosen route, as some surfaces on the estate are cobbled or uneven.

Budget and wedding photography

Reception costs are quoted individually. The admission offered for a photography session in the park is not venue hire or a wedding package. Photography using equipment and professional filming require a separate request.

Contact the events team at evenementiel@chateaudechantilly.fr or on 03 44 27 31 70. Address: 5 rue du Connétable, 60500 Chantilly. The team will confirm the entrance and access instructions for your event.

Sources: the estate’s event spaces, frequently asked questions and official contact details, accessed on 6 October 2026.

Photographs and credits

The dated photographs below show the venue as it appeared on the stated date. The layout and furnishings may have changed. Images resized and converted to WebP.

• 1 — KoS · 2008-05-11 · Public domain
• 2 — Jebulon · 2011-07-03 · CC0 1.0
• 3 — Carsten Steger · 2025-06-19 · CC BY-SA 4.0
• 4 — Dguendel · 2017-08-30 · CC BY 4.0
• 5 — P.poschadel · 2011-05-05 · CC BY-SA 2.0 France