Private · Weddings
Weddings in Lebanon, by place.
Where you marry decides most of the design. A stone house in the Chouf asks for different tables, light and timing than a terrace above Beirut. This is how we read each kind of place in Lebanon, and what we design for it. Atelier Sans Titre is a wedding designer in Beirut: we design, plan and produce weddings across Lebanon.
Weddings
Beirut: terraces, galleries, ballrooms
Beirut gives you height and the city at night. Terraces and rooftops work from June to September, after sunset, when the heat drops. We design for the view first: the tables face it, and the light stays low so the city stays visible.
Galleries and old townhouses suit smaller dinners. The rooms already carry a lot, so we add less and light more.
A ballroom is an empty box. There the design builds the room from nothing: the way in, a ceiling, a scale for the tables.
Galleries and old townhouses suit smaller dinners. The rooms already carry a lot, so we add less and light more.
A ballroom is an empty box. There the design builds the room from nothing: the way in, a ceiling, a scale for the tables.
Mount Lebanon and the Chouf: stone houses and gardens
The mountains stay cooler than the coast in July and August. Stone holds light well: we light the walls and the trees, and keep the light on the tables low.
Access matters here. Roads are narrow and parking is short, so the arrival is part of the design: where guests leave the car, how they walk in, what they see first.
Access matters here. Roads are narrow and parking is short, so the arrival is part of the design: where guests leave the car, how they walk in, what they see first.
Batroun and the coast: gardens and the sea
North of Beirut, the sea is the backdrop, and wind and salt air are the conditions. We weight everything that stands, choose flowers that hold in the heat, and set the ceremony to the sunset.
Coastal evenings in July and August are warm and humid. Early June and September are kinder to guests, and to the flowers.
Coastal evenings in July and August are warm and humid. Early June and September are kinder to guests, and to the flowers.
The Bekaa: vineyards and estates
Long days, cool nights, and no city light. Everything you see after dark, we bring: the light on the table, along the paths, in the vines.
Guests travel far for a vineyard wedding, so transport and timing are part of the plan. A long table between the rows suits the place. Our concept study The Long Table shows the idea.
Guests travel far for a vineyard wedding, so transport and timing are part of the plan. A long table between the rows suits the place. Our concept study The Long Table shows the idea.
At home: a garden, the family house, the village
Many families still marry at home. We treat a home as a venue: we survey it, draw it, and plan what a hotel would normally provide. Power, kitchen access, toilets, parking, and a covered plan if the weather turns.
If you live abroad
We walk the places for you, at the hour you will use them, and send you drawings and photographs. You choose from where you are. You meet us in person when you land.
Not sure where yet
Tell us the date, roughly how many guests, and what you picture. We will suggest places that fit, then walk them with you.
Tell us about your event.
Now booking 2027. A date, a place, how many guests. We will answer with a space.