Husbands in France
Life in the French Countryside, Expat Stories & Moving to France
Husbands in France is a lifestyle and travel series following Andrew Curry and Dylan Cunningham, two American husbands who moved from Los Angeles to the French countryside. Their journey combines humor, design, and heartfelt storytelling to show what life abroad is really like—from cultural surprises and renovations to embracing a slower, more meaningful pace of living.
Their videos and posts inspire others considering a move to France or dreaming of an authentic rural lifestyle.
About the Creators
Andrew Curry and Dylan Cunningham are American content creators and the founders of Studio Résonance. After years living in Los Angeles, they relocated to the French countryside in 2024 to start a new chapter.
Their series Husbands in France documents the real, unfiltered experience of moving abroad—from navigating French bureaucracy and learning the language to renovating a centuries-old stone home and discovering local culture.
With a focus on authentic storytelling and cinematic production, they create content that inspires others to pursue their own dreams of living abroad while representing LGBTQ+ life with warmth and positivity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Husbands in France?
Husbands in France is a lifestyle and travel series created by Andrew Curry and Dylan Cunningham, documenting their experience moving from Los Angeles to France and rebuilding life in the countryside.
Where do the Husbands in France live?
They live in the Bergerac region of France, where they share stories about renovating an old stone home, exploring local culture, and discovering the beauty of rural life.
What kind of content do they create?
Their videos focus on expat life, cultural adjustment, design, renovation, travel, and humor-filled storytelling inspired by their new life in France.
Is Husbands in France LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes. The series proudly represents LGBTQ+ life abroad with authenticity, inclusivity, and positivity, offering visibility for couples living and thriving in rural France.
How can I watch Husbands in France?
You can follow them on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok under @husbandsinfrance, or visit their website husbandsinfrance.com for new content and updates.
What topics do they cover in their videos?
Their content includes moving to France guides, expat life experiences, French home renovation, cultural discoveries, local food and wine, LGBTQ+ travel stories, and the realities of slow living in the French countryside.
Can I work with Husbands in France?
Yes! They're open to collaborations with tourism boards, travel and lodging partners, and premium lifestyle or home brands. Partnerships are integrated through organic, narrative-driven storytelling. Contact them at info@husbandsinfrance.com for collaboration inquiries.
What makes Husbands in France different from other travel content?
The series blends documentary-style realism with cinematic storytelling, focusing on authentic emotions and real-life experiences rather than typical travel influencer content. It's personal, humorous, and visually beautiful—showing both the charm and challenges of life abroad.
How much does it cost to move to France?
While costs vary greatly, Husbands in France shares their real experiences with visa fees, housing costs, renovation budgets, and daily living expenses in Southwest France to help others planning their move.
What visa do you need to move to France as an American?
Americans moving to France typically need a long-stay visa. Husbands in France documents their visa journey and shares insights about the French visa process for Americans considering relocation.
Is it hard to move to France from the US?
Moving to France requires planning, paperwork, and cultural adjustment. Husbands in France shares the challenges and rewards of their relocation, including visa processes, language barriers, and integration into French life.
What is life like for expats in France?
Expat life in France offers rich culture, slower pace, beautiful countryside, and incredible food. Husbands in France documents both the joys and challenges of adapting to French systems, making friends, and building community.
Can gay couples live in France?
Yes. France legalized same-sex marriage in 2013 and has strong LGBTQ+ protections. Husbands in France shares their experience as a gay couple living authentically in rural France, showing the warmth and acceptance they've found.
Quick Guides
How to Start Planning Your Move to France
- Research visa options: Determine which long-stay visa category fits your situation (work, retirement, talent passport, etc.)
- Budget for the move: Account for visa fees, housing deposits, moving costs, and 3-6 months of living expenses
- Learn basic French: Start learning the language before you arrive to ease your transition
- Find housing: Research regions and rental/purchase options that fit your lifestyle and budget
- Prepare documents: Gather necessary paperwork including birth certificates, marriage certificates, financial statements, and health insurance
Follow Husbands in France for real experiences and detailed guides on each step of the relocation process.
Best Regions in France for American Expats
- Dordogne/Bergerac: Affordable countryside living, English-speaking community, beautiful landscapes
- Paris & Île-de-France: Job opportunities, international community, cultural hub
- French Riviera: Mediterranean climate, expat-friendly, stunning coastline
- Loire Valley: Charming villages, wine country, central location
- Provence: Lavender fields, markets, slower pace of life
Husbands in France chose the Bergerac region for its affordability, natural beauty, and authentic French lifestyle.
Follow Our Journey
Join us as we navigate life in France, one baguette and renovation project at a time.