Maybe it’s the Bridgerton of it all. But a wedding on a historic English estate with locally-grown blossoms and a modern-yet-timeless design just feels right. This particular day relied on a feathery touch and the tiniest pops of peach. Emily at In Awe Weddings & Events design + planning shares more about the inspiration behind the day:
The day’s stunning design begins with romantic stationery by Millie Stone. And the feathers on the envelope are such a delightful touch.
What better to go with feathers than a luminescent pearl? These mother of pearl shoes by Freya Rose London highlight a glint of glamour.
First, the lovely bride donned a stunning two-piece dress by Charlie Brear with a full feather skirt. Charli Smith executed a glamorous finger wave and glowy natural makeup to complete the look.
The floral design by Emma at Luna Bloom really carried the vehicle for spring. She used her own British home-grown cuttings and towering branches of white blossom that later show up in the tablescape and decor.
The charming family-run Iscoyd Park is a private country house situated in Shropshire that dates back to 1737. The beautiful historic venue features a perfectly balanced classic yet contemporary interior that serves as a perfect backdrop for couples to customize to their tastes while still incorporating the home’s distinct character.
Aren’t these two and the grounds just so perfectly lovely?
Just look at this stunning view! Such a dreamy reception table.
Emily at In Awe Weddings & Events shares that flowers are her favorite way to add color to designs and in this case, she relied on Luna Bloom‘s muted peach and mulberry tones in the aged tulips alongside neutrals and fresh greens for the tablescape and fireplace.
The crystal tableware by Whitehouse Crockery just brought home the timeless elegance of the design.
Honestly, this is home goals! How dreamy are the florals against that fireplace?
And the feathered design of Cake By Caroline Debonnaire‘s intricate and highly detailed cake beautifully tied the wedding styling together.
From feathers to silk, the bride made a power move in a Bowen Dryden suit from Morgan Davies Bridal dotted with Botias Accessories and a tied-back updo and red lip for the evening.
The stunning ceremony setup was brilliant in its simplicity. Wooden chairs and an aisle lined with flowers allowed the venue to speak for itself.
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