How To Add A Royal Aesthetic To Your UK Wedding
There’s something special about the regal and elegant feel of a royal wedding. The beautiful decor, the stunning floral arrangements, and the grand venues all contribute to the luxurious atmosphere. But you don’t have to be a member of the royal family to incorporate some of that same grandeur into your own UK wedding.
Here are some tips on how to add a royal aesthetic to your UK wedding, and create a truly memorable and beautiful day.
Choose a Grand Venue
One of the easiest ways to add a royal aesthetic to your wedding is by choosing a grand venue. In the UK, there are many historic venues that offer a regal atmosphere, from castles to stately homes. Some popular options include Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, and Highclere Castle (otherwise known as Downton Abbey!).
Choosing a grand venue can set the tone for your entire wedding, and make your day feel like a true fairytale. Plus, these venues often have stunning architecture and beautiful gardens, providing plenty of opportunities for beautiful photos.
Create a Regal Colour Scheme
When it comes to creating a royal aesthetic, colour is key. Opt for deep, rich shades like burgundy, navy, and forest green. These colours will give your wedding a regal and luxurious feel, and work well in both the winter and summer months.
For a more traditional royal look, consider incorporating gold accents into your colour scheme. Gold adds a touch of luxury and elegance to any wedding, and pairs well with rich jewel tones.
Choose Classic Wedding Attire
For a truly royal aesthetic, it’s important to choose classic wedding attire. For the bride, a long, flowing wedding dress with a train and lace details is the epitome of elegance. For the groom, a classic black tuxedo with a bow tie is a timeless and sophisticated choice.
Don’t forget about your wedding party! Bridesmaids can wear long, flowing dresses in your chosen colour scheme, while groomsmen can wear matching tuxedos or suits.
Incorporate Traditional Floral Arrangements
Flowers are an important part of any wedding, and can be used to create a regal aesthetic. Consider incorporating traditional floral arrangements like roses, peonies, and hydrangeas into your decor. These flowers have a timeless and classic look, and work well in both formal and relaxed settings.
For a more regal look, consider using tall, dramatic floral arrangements in your ceremony and reception spaces. These arrangements will create a sense of grandeur and opulence, and make your wedding feel like a true fairytale.
Add Personal Touches
While it’s important to create a regal atmosphere, don’t forget to add personal touches that reflect your own style and personality. These small details can make your wedding feel more intimate and special, and will help you and your guests feel more connected to the day.
Consider adding personal touches like a custom wedding monogram, a unique wedding cake topper, or personalised wedding favours. These small details will make your wedding feel more special and memorable, and will add to the overall royal aesthetic.
Hire a Professional Photographer
Finally, it’s important to hire a professional photographer to capture the beauty and grandeur of your royal-inspired wedding. A skilled photographer will be able to capture the small details that make your wedding unique, while also highlighting the grandeur of your venue and decor.
When choosing a wedding photographer, look for someone with experience shooting at grand venues and capturing the elegance of a royal-inspired wedding. A skilled photographer will be able to capture the beauty and elegance of your day, and provide you with stunning photos that you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
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About the author
With over 20 years of experience, Graham Lee has been privileged to shoot weddings at some of the finest venues across the UK and around the globe from the Royal Chapel for members of the Royal Household, to marquee weddings, and historic barns to the Taj Mahal in India.
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