Did anyone else get all swept up in the Bridgerton craze?! We sure did! Even if you haven’t seen the Netflix series, you’ve probably seen the regency-meets-modern-day pastel aesthetic sweeping the internet. This Bridgerton Wedding inspiration, sent into us by Victoria Taylor MUA, swept us off our feet! With a gorgeous peach colour palette, summer florals and gorgeous bridalwear, these photos will make you want to throw a ball for your big day! Enjoy!
Photos by Laura Beresford
how to recreate this bridgerton wedding look
Keep it soft
Go for muted tones with lots of peaches and golds!
Mix Textures
Lace is always a winner! Mix materials like silk, velvet & other textures you love.
Location!
A gorgeous wedding venue will bring your Bridgerton fantasy to life! Think follies, mazes & gorgeous gardens!
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Here’s what Victoria Taylor told us about the inspiration behind this Bridgerton wedding:
“In a word, Bridgerton! After seeing what had been created with this popular show, the glam, the opulence and the frivolity of that era, it got us dreaming up this beautiful shoot, and imagining our own take on it. Bridge End Garden is a hidden gem in Saffron Walden with follies, mazes, and walled gardens to roam around in – it worked perfectly for the shoot.
All this was shot perfectly by Laura Beresford. She never fails to amaze us with how she can create magic with a camera lens. And of course, our beautiful video was shot by Carl from Six Eight Video, who again always manages to grab some creative footage and make the day look magical and memorable.”
Bridgerton wedding styling - floral gorgeousness!
The picnic area was styled with pastel peaches and ornate gold candelabras by Marnie from Sugar Plum Lane, who worked fabulously with Rebecca from RT Cakes who created the gorgeous white, four tier wedding cake, in different shapes to give contrast. The simple style, laced with a filigree pattern coordinates so well with the flowers! Rebecca also created pretty cupcakes and biscuits to stack on a cake stand.
The team brought the styling to life with gorgeous pastels, opulent touches and a little bit of whimsy. C Taylors Floristry created this beautiful, statement floral arch to really encapsulate the elegance of the Regency era. The peach tones and summer blooms (AND foam free, eco friendly construction) make it a perfect statement piece!
The silk floral arrangements by Hire My Decor were inspired by the soft and romantic florals found in the classical English garden that are quintessential Bridgerton. Stephanie used soft peach, ivory Peonies and romantic ivory Wisteria to create a floral frame for the historical brickwork arch featured in the shoot.
We’re also loving the ghost chairs from Alfresco Hire, adding a modern twist to the wedding ceremony!
Bridgerton brides
The bridal dresses for this Bridgerton wedding were supplied by designer Martin Dobson, and the details are just STUNNING!
Models Emily and Cathy look like they’ve just stepped off the Bridgerton set! The bridal hairstyles were created by Marina of Bridal Hair Essex, who designed a high ponytail for Emily and a dramatic bun for Cathy, both modern takes on classic styles.
Both girls wore headpieces from Clare Lloyd Hair Accessories, which were delicate, ornate pieces that worked perfectly with the hairstyles. The bridal makeup by Victoria Taylor made use of shimmering peach and gold pigment and big pops of blush to give an over-the-top rosy glow, whilst the lips were kept understated.
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the team behind this bridgerton wedding inspiration
Makeup & Concept – Victoria Taylor
Hair – Marina at Bridal Hair Essex
Photography – Laura Beresford
Decor – Hire My Decor
Flowers & Arch – C Taylors Floristry
Wedding Cake – RT Cakes
Videography – Six Eight Video
Wedding Dresses – Martin Dobson Couture
Props & Styling – Marnie at Sugar Plum Lane
Chairs – Alfresco Hire
Hair Accessories – Clare Lloyd Hair Accessories
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