Bridgerton wedding in Virginia

This wedding inspiration shows a day full of luxurious details, flowing florals and sophisticated fashion. In this new design by Kristin Shockley of Lustre Theory, art meets still life against the backdrop of the dramatic European details of Dover Hall Estate. Wonderfully captured in photographs by Christopher Frost from Frost Artistry.

Dover Hall is a refined, English Tudor-inspired estate elegantly nestled in the rolling hills of Manakin-Sabot, Virginia. The stationery with different textures, floral patterns, gold leaf and seals was perfectly coordinated to announce this extraordinary mood.

Exquisite table decorations with Herend porcelain, lush flowers and rich floral linen patterns adorned the table in front of the fireplace. The colors gold, blush, green and plum were chosen for the Bridgerton-inspired design.

The two Marchesa dresses were original, luxurious and atmospheric. Not classic wedding dresses, but special highlights with elaborate appliqués. The first in white with golden embroidery, hat and matching shoes. The bride wore the second colorful dress with a fine cape outside on the estate, where the horses were integrated into the wedding shoot.

It is worth looking at all the pictures several times, because the lavish table decorations with the finest tableware, crystal glasses and golden monkey candlesticks with artichokes and berries and also the fantastic dresses offer so many details that you only recognize at second glance.