Traditional red envelopes are often decorated with gold Chinese characters, such as happiness and wealth. For Chinese weddings, money is put inside red envelopes which are then handed out to the couple by their family and friends. Some four-character expressions appropriate for a wedding red envelope are 天作之合 (tiānzuò zhīhé, a marriage made in heaven) or 百年好合 (bǎinián hǎo hé, a happy union for 100 years). The couple will use the money towards the new life they start together.

One of the world’s most luxurious spas. You’ll be welcomed by smiling staff and can choose from a host of activities: the super-intimate 16-metre swimming pool with curtains for privacy, the personal training area, the hammam and three treatment rooms with massages and facials using Nescens products.

Moulin Rouge is a cabaret in Paris, France. The original house, which burned down in 1915, was co-founded in 1889 by Charles Zidler and Joseph Oller, who also owned the Paris Olympia.

To celebrate our wedding, we hope to visit the three-Michelin-star restaurant Guy Savoy. Savoy’s signature style, which he perfected in the kitchen of the legendary Maison Troisgros, blends a reverence for the natural attributes of his ingredients, mastery of technique, and a dash of bold creativity, which you can taste in signature dishes, such as his artichoke soup with black truffle, ice poached oysters, and ‘open’ mille-feuille. He also trained Gordon Ramsey ;)

An overview of the gastronomic tradition of this beautiful city and feel like a true Lyonese walking through the streets and tasting delicious typical dishes guided by a local friend.

See Bordeaux from a rare perspective to visitors on a private motorcycle tour. In addition to navigating while you take in views from the sidecar, your guide offers little-known anecdotes about top landmarks and hidden gems along the route, from Place de la Bourse to the Palais Gallien.

Chambord and Chenonceau are two of the largest and most visited chateaux in the Loire Valley. On this day trip from Paris, visit both chateaux in one day and enjoy plenty of time to explore the castles and their gardens on both guided tours and on your own. Complete your experience with a romantic wine tasting lunch amid the vineyards at the Château de Nitray.

Benefit from skip-the-line access to the Palace of Versailles and see the property's ornate interiors and sprawling gardens on this tour, which includes round-trip transportation from Paris. Your pre-booked tickets get you direct access to Versailles, along with the services of a local guide; depending on what day of the week you visit, you may even get to check out a fountain or musical garden show.

The luxurious Hostellerie de Plaisance is located moments from Saint-Émillion’s picture-perfect church and bell tower, though it’s the hotel’s Michelin two-star restaurant that many are more drawn to. The beamed dining room offers well-spaced tables illuminated by glittering chandeliers, with menus presided over by head chef Ronan Kervarrec.

Adeline Grattard is the chef and co-owner of Yam’Tcha, a small fine dining restaurant in Paris where she prepares seasonal French ingredients using Chinese techniques. Her husband Chi Wah manages the restaurant and its tea service. The duo also operates a takeaway shop specializing in tea and dim sum. One of Grattard’s signature dishes is a bao stuffed with stilton cheese, which she says is “the story of our lives, because it combines France and Hong Kong.” Yam’Tcha currently holds one Michelin star.

Renowned for its fastidious approach to tradition and service, Le Bristol has been a bastion of charm on Rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré for nearly 100 years. Afternoon tea doesn’t come more refined than in the marble surrounds of Café Antonia or if it’s sunny, in the Jardin Français, shaded by rhododendrons and white parasols.

Japanese chef (and Instagram don) Taku Sekine’s experimental kitchen. Concept restaurants are by their very definition faddish. But this one’s certainly worth your time. Sekine pairs each dish with insanely good cocktails mixed by yet another super-talented Experimental Group alum.

Imagine cruising effortlessly through the parks and sidewalks of Paris while receiving a great orientation, informative historical and current-day information, heaps of unique and fascinating stories, great photo opportunities and superb personal service from your guide. Well dream no more and book your Paris City Segway Tour today!

THE ART OF CREATING OWN PERFUME. Enter the magic world of creation and design your fragrance. Rendez-vous in our perfume studio, located in the heart of Paris, at a private floor - cosy and elegant -, and learn about the raw materials: how to recognize them, to pick out a top note or a base note. Then, guided by the nose, you will create your own perfume.

This one-Michelin-star Palais Royal Restaurant is secreted away in the Jardins du Palais-Royal, where French writer Colette lived during her final years. Its secluded location in the gardens means that unlike many other Michelin star restaurants, it boasts a sunny outdoor terrace, making it a particularly lovely spot for leisurely lunches and balmy summer evenings.

Frenchie has been a long-time favorite address for Parisians looking for excellent food in stylish surroundings.The unique menu changes every two weeks and is not listed anywhere on the website, making it a surprise every time you go.

One of the city’s most difficult restaurants to reserve, this one-Michelin-star restaurant aims to respect the heritage of French cuisine while moving on from traditional and more formal fine dining.

Located within the luxurious Four Seasons George V Hotel, Le George received its first Michelin-star in 2017 for Chef Simone Zanoni’s modern Mediterranean-style cuisine. Designed for sharing and with a focus on light, healthy dishes, the menu uniquely offers plates that can also be split between two for more relaxed, tapas-style dining.

Paris Museum Pass gives you free and unlimited access to over 60 museums and major monuments in Paris and the Paris region, including The Louvre, the the Musee d'Orsay, the National Museum of Modern Art at the Centre Pompidou, the Rodin Museum or the Notre Dame Cathedral Towers. The card provides priority entry, which means you won't have to wait in any long lines.

The boat features all-armchair seating, and all facing outward, so it’s kind of a cozy, relaxed setting in the first place, and with tasty little brunchy nibbles (pastries, fruit, salmon, etc.) and a warm cup of coffee or tea, plus a champagne toast if you so desire, it’s just a really pleasant experience all around. No, it’s not super-formal, but things don’t have to be formal to be elegant, especially not in Paris!

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