Talia Gonzalez
- Jul 1, 2022
- 2 min read

I Burn For You- Green Gables

This styled shoot was inspired by the many hours of binging Bridgerton on Netflix. Hosted at Green Gables, the style of the Regency era is made modern with nods to the beautiful decor a duchess would have swooned for on her big day. Enjoy these photos and us at Talia Eliana Events hope you are inspired for your next event or big day!

Photography: Jessika Christine Photography

Natalie Blooms planned the florals to accentuate the look of the Regency era and Night Garden Florals and Ruby Blooms brought the look to life with a variety of florals highlighting the reception area and the desserts.

Natalie Blooms provided us with vintage seating as well as mirrors for the bridal suite. The rustic look is reminiscent of the classic decor that was popular in the early 1800’s at weddings and in homes.

These show-stopping lace boots (with a touch of blue) were provided by House of Elliot.

Now that glam though! Hair and Makeup by Brianna Sandoval Hair and Karly Ann Glam truly brought our Bridgerton dreams to life.

The details! Chotronette & Amanda James provided us with the dress dreams of any duchess or royal.

We’re SWOONING over these two looking longingly into each other’s eyes.

If the statement “I Burn For You” came to life.

Friar Tux always comes through with the perfect suits. From the fit to the color combinations, we are obsessed.

Accessories were key to creating the classic and warm look we were trying to achieve. Pikku Finery & Chloe Helene curated the gorgeous jewelry you see to bring a vintage look to the day. Accessories throughout the hair from Vintage Adornments also paid homage to the traditional bridal look you would have seen during the era.

It is in the details! Lani Letter Designs did the most amazing job bringing a classic regency era look to modern stationery with the gold details accentuated by calligraphy.

Continuing to bring the classic gold regency look, Natalie Blooms created the most stunning tea party reception space that would be customary to Regency era receptions. Tea anyone?

And you simply can’t forget the desserts Little Lulus provided. The classic touches were seen throughout the entire day even down to the treats.