Nestled in a leafy corner of West London is Syon House is an exquisite example of Georgian splendour. In the grounds of this gorgeous Regency stately home, once the west London residence of the Duke of Northumberland is a jaw-dropping glass domed conservatory, seen in all its glory in a recent series of Bridgerton. It is a jaw-dropping location for couples wanting the convenience of a London wedding paired with lush countryside surroundings.

The soft hues of the conservatory house all manner of tropical plants, bringing a touch of Tulum in Mexico to London. This incredible shoot was styled to perfection by Pink Palms, it is a shoot filled with layer upon layer: warm neutrals and soft terracottas alongside of pops of bold teal ensure it stands out, and embraces the changing seasons with the pairing of dried and fresh flowers from the talented Bud Flora.

The elegant, minimal invitation suite took inspiration from the gorgeous arched and circular details of the conservatory, playing with soft colours and beautiful blind embossed details. The bold, teal custom envelope was shaped to mimic Syon’s exquisite dome, with an illustration of the dome itself for the envelope liner. Held together with an embossed belly band, it makes a bold and sophisticated statement.

With styling by Pink Palms and florals by Bud Flora we have plenty of layers of colours going on in this editorial. Soft pinks, warm neutrals, terracottas with pops of blue that really stand out. This shoot is giving subtle hints towards an autumnal theme with dried florals mixed in and all the warm tones. The ghost chairs and the curved stationery give a modern feel to this shoot.

Bride, Megan wore the most gorgeous Halfpenny London dress from Bridal Boutique, Morgan Davies Bridal while Harry wore classic black tie from Menswearr Suits. Megan’s shoes were from Harriet Wilde and her accessories were from the divine Botias, paired with clean, sophisticated hair & makeup by Storme.