The Lady of the Manor – An English Love Story
Sometimes a styled photoshoot will leave me absolutely speechless… and yes, it’s about showing you ideas for styling a beautiful wedding. But it’s also about showcasing the very best wedding suppliers, sharing their creativity and imagination. So while this opulent, feast-for-the-eyes wedding style might be beyond the average wedding budget, every supplier involved can be booked for your wedding – the magic they’ve brought together to share on English Wedding today is only a taster of their talents. So grab a cuppa, take out your wedding planning journal, and make a note of these superb UK wedding talents. Fall in love, watch the video, scroll through the pics and Pin away, and then get in touch to find out what they can do for YOUR wedding!
All images by Lisa Payne Photography, and you’ll find the full supplier list below.
As if stepping straight from a chivalric romance novel, The Lady of the Manor encompasses female power, confidence and passion. She stands strong, alone, as she resides by the lake in the grounds of an English stately manor. Set in front of the lake is an enchanting feast upon a table adorned with rich flowers, fruit and cake. The abundance of deep purple florals and gold crockery reflect the luxury and mystery of this bride as she sits in wistful wonder of her true love. A gated archway adorned with exquisite roses and ferns frames the Lady of the Manor as she stands poised in the sunlight in her wedding gown.
The lake was beautifully calm providing a luscious green backdrop for the table setting whilst the archway provided a captivating frame for the bride and the perfect setting for the stunning flower installation. This final archway scene stretches the imagination from the restrictions that wedding flowers are just for the bouquets and centrepieces.
The tablescape oozes opulence and enchantment but the flowers transform this shoot into something truly special by including dynamic colours in blooms as well as through thistles and greenery. The theme, scheme and style is clear and consistent. Great care was taken to ensure all elements of the shoot tied together perfectly, from matching the colours of the linen with the flowers, edging the stationery with the same gold as the crockery, the height of the semi-naked cake complementing the other table arrangements, to the style, shape and colour of the jewellery. The dress created an opulent look to suit the enchanting home and Lady of the Manor feel. The full skirt with the high neck bridal top with an open back. It was designed specifically for the shoot with the floral motifs hand sewn to reflect the outdoor location and strong floral presence.
Photographer – https://www.lisapaynephotography.co.uk
Second shooter – https://anmariedayphotography.co.uk
Venue – https://www.weddingsatstoke.co.uk
Florist – https://ivyameliaflorals.co.uk
Dress – https://www.kateedmondsonbridal.co.uk
Cake – https://www.ellarosecakes.com
Hair & Makeup – https://www.hairbygabrielle.co.uk
Stationery – https://www.lyndaloves.com
Bouquet illustration – https://www.charlotteargyrou.com
Model – Emelie Stenman
Glassware & Tableware – http://duchessandbutler.com
Linen – http://www.just4linen.co.uk
Videography – https://www.tietheknotfilms.co.uk
Shoes – https://www.freyarose.com
Jewellery – https://julialloydgeorge.com
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Lady of the Manor: A Romantic Styled Shoot · December 6, 2018 at 6:17 pm
[…] Every supplier on this shoot really wowed – from the amazing flowers, to the stunning stationery and styling. It was a joy to be part of it, and I love love love the finished results. You can read more about the shoot and find more of the gorgeous images over on The English Wedding Blog. […]