Bastille Day: Celebrating French Unity and Heritage
This iconic French holiday, known as La Fête Nationale or simply Le Quatorze Juillet, holds great significance for the people of France....
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Maison Chérie
- May 24
The History of French Sport Petanque
Petanque, a boules game with timeless charm enjoyed by many. Delving into the history of Petanque, it's clear this traditional French...
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Maison Chérie
- May 22
A Culinary Journey: The History of the Picnic in France
The modern concept of a picnic as we know it today has its roots intertwined with the culture and gastronomy of France. While the origins...
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Maison Chérie
- Feb 25
Win a selection of zero waste products from our new range
Our new range of kitchen storage products from Pebbly, help reduce plastic consumption and packaging waste and are made from organic...
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Maison Chérie
- Dec 18, 2022
Styling books, the art of, and French vocab and must-reads
Make your bookcases and bookshelves an impressive feature and discover the classic French reads everyone needs to have in their...
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Maison Chérie
- Dec 11, 2022
La Rochere, the historic French glassware brand
Established in 1475, La Rochere is the oldest glassware company in France. La Rochere, what is it? La Rochère produces authentic,...
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Maison Chérie
- Aug 13, 2022
Champagne, a brief history of and everything else you need to know about this sparking wine
A brief history of Champagne, what is a Champagne flute, what types of Champagne are there... all your Champagne questions answered.
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Maison Chérie
- Jun 11, 2022
Father’s Day In France
What is Father's Day called in France and when did Father's Day start in France? Fête des Pères, is Father's Day in French Father’s Day...
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Maison Chérie
- Apr 1, 2022
April Fools’ Day in France
Did you know the French call each other Poisson d’Avril, translating as April Fish! Instead of calling someone an April Fool as we do...
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Maison Chérie
- Mar 21, 2022
The relationship between the rooster and France
The French rooster has had a special and a long-standing association with being the symbol of France and its people.
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Maison Chérie
- Feb 1, 2022
French love themed facts and stories for Valentine's Day
With French being the language of love and Paris being the city of love, the French do know a thing or two about romance, and with that in m
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Maison Chérie
- Jan 28, 2022
National Croissant Day 30th January 2022
Let’s celebrate the iconic French croissant on National Croissant Day 2022 with the history, fun facts and a delicious recipe to try at home
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Maison Chérie
- Jan 21, 2022
French Valentine's Day vocabulary
Romantic French vocabulary to surprise your loved one with this Valentine's Day.
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Maison Chérie
- Jan 12, 2022
Lovespoons, why do people give spoons as gifts of love?
Spoons have been a symbol of love all over Europe for hundreds of years.
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Maison Chérie
- Jan 7, 2022
Emily in Paris season 2, top filming locations worth a visit
Emily in Paris filming locations to visit on your next Paris city break. If you love Emily in Paris, how about visiting some of the...
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Maison Chérie
- Dec 11, 2021
Our 2021 Christmas gift guide
Discover our top present ideas for those lucky people who’ve made it onto your nice list with our Christmas gift guide.
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Maison Chérie
- Nov 9, 2021
Celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau Day
On the third Thursday of November every year since the 1800s, France celebrates Beaujolais Nouveau day.
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Maison Chérie
- Nov 1, 2021
All Saints' Day in France, La Toussaint
All Saint’s Day (La Toussaint) in France, takes place on 1st November, a public holiday whereby people take the time to honour the dead.
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Maison Chérie
- Oct 28, 2021
Halloween in France and where to go to get spooked!
How the French celebrate Halloween and some of the scariest places to visit in France.
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Maison Chérie
- Aug 4, 2021
The Croque Monsieur
The Croque Monsieur, the history of and details about the classic recipe.
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