A Bridgerton Wedding Theme
If you love regal and romantic, here’s everything you need to know for this wedding idea theme…
To plan your celebration of saying “I do” with a wedding day that perfectly blends Regency-era romance with modern elegance, you’ve come to the right spot! Here you’ll find some key things required of a Bridgerton-esque wedding, what to avoid, and photos from a wedding that was inspired by Bridgerton.
How to have a Bridgerton themed wedding - key wedding aesthetics:
An elegant, and ideally historic venue
If you’d prefer an outdoor wedding, it should be in an elegant garden
A string quartet, and/or classical music played throughout the wedding day
The invitations should ooze as much elegance as the wedding itself will
Guests must be required to attend in either cocktail attire, or elevated garden party
A pastel color theme - either a singular color, or a mix
Florals, florals, florals and MORE florals!
If getting married in the summer, parasols and handheld fans are a must
If you’re working with a blank space, hang drapery to add elegance to the atmosphere
Candlelight - on tables, in corners, along stairs. Candelabras are also a romantic addition
Hang a few chandeliers in your venue
Get thoughtful and intentional with the details of the day
Have a wedding day editorial published that tells your love story and has a few photos for guests to read (and don’t forget to share a secret of two!)
Wedding ideas for romantics - these are the weddings I specialize in photographing.
Things to avoid when planning wedding with a Bridgerton aesthetic:
Avoid all white - you don’t want things to blend in or look bland. Instead, think Parisian pastels
Do NOT skimp on the flowers - the bigger the floral budget, the better
Minimize electric lights - they diminish the elegant and romantic feeling
Avoid modern pieces of decor and instead consider vintage pieces
Do not use throw away cutlery or dishes - instead use china, or something made to look like it
Best Nashville venues for a Bridgerton Aesthetic:
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens - A historic estate that has been perfectly preserved in time, making it one of the most romantic places to get married in Nashville
The Cordelle - A Victorian home from the 1800’s full of southern elegance and charm
Riverwood Mansion - A southern mansion tucked away in East Nashville
I’m a romantic and an old soul, and I specialize in photographing intimate weddings for couples who are deeply in love - those who want to get lost in the magic of their day, rather than lost in the stress of a large event. I photograph using a combination of digital and timeless 35mm film, and my husband second shoots film photos while also capturing vignettes of your day with video postcards! Every couple also receives a book with written memories and photos from their wedding day, and a hard drive with all of their wedding photos. If this sounds like you, let’s get to know one another and talk about capturing your dream day!