The inspiration behind The Secret Garden was all about celebrating the romance, delicate beauty, and timeless elegance that each supplier involved in this editorial shoot brings to life. Every detail they created was thoughtfully designed to feel personal and meaningful, capturing the unique essence of each couple’s story. With a focus on intimacy and connection, the suppliers crafted a setting where love and memories flourish in a way that feels both warm and enduring. This shoot was full of talented suppliers, but it features five of our incredible Recommended Suppliers, including Froyle Park Country Estate, Jessy Papasavva Photography, Amy Carlile Flowers, Curated Moments by CG, and desiderata.
This shoot is about more than just visuals; it’s about telling a story of connection, intimacy, and a love that feels effortless and eternal. Through every shot, we’re crafting a visual love letter—capturing beauty in its most authentic, romantic form, while staying true to the timeless values of our brands.
Jessy Papasavva Photography
The concept for The Secret Garden editorial shoot was centred around capturing a sense of romance, softness, and timeless elegance. With its rich history, stone facade and gardens, Froyle Park made the perfect backdrop. The interiors are spacious with grand windows to create a light and airy atmosphere in every room along with the stunning outdoor dome looking out onto the Surrey Hills. It was the perfect setting to curate a statement floral masterpiece with an abundance of yellows and soft peaches reminiscent of golden afternoons in English gardens. With a secret garden as the setting, the shoot is supposed to feel private and intimate. The magic of a tablescape lies in the subtle details, from the choice of linen, tableware and stationery. From the embroidered napkins to the rich tones of the tortoiseshell cutlery, each element was considered. By carefully curating a blend of patterns & textures, the suppliers in this shoot were able to create an aesthetic reflective of the intimate love story at the centre of this shoot.
For this secret garden theme, the suppliers wanted the dresses, hair and make-up to be clean and fresh whilst still feeling feminine and romantic. Jo kept the make-up neutral with a flush peach to complement the florals and did two different hairstyles that complemented the different dresses throughout the day. Unbridled’s double satin dresses created modern silhouettes with feminine puff sleeves, trailing bows, and organza separates. Eden B. Studio’s jewellery and veils perfectly complemented the modern, botanic feel. Curated Moments captured the candid moments of the day. The final result felt intimate and captured so many emotions of the day. The cake from RT Cakes complemented the botanical theme perfectly, with intricate yellow floral details – which looked amazing when framed by the dome florals. Fortune Press created luxurious stationery where every detail was considered, including bespoke name cards for the escort table.
Our vision began with the idea of a couple who longed for a wedding that would reflect their love story through personal touches- such as the botanic details, a timeless elegance, and an airy romantic ambience. We wanted to create moments that felt intimate and enduring, where every image evokes the story of quiet beauty and lasting charm. We embraced warm, glowing tones, reminiscent of golden afternoons in English gardens filled with beautifully scented florals.
Jessy Papasavva Photography
Based on Pantone’s Colour of the Year for 2024 (which was peach), we’ve also seen the rise of yellow wedding themes since yellow and peach tones work so well together. Take a look at our 40 best yellow wedding theme ideas for more inspiration! Another trend this secret garden editorial shoot uses is bows! From dresses to jewellery to decor, bows are one of our favourite wedding trends of the year. Looking for some shopping ideas? Head to this wedding bows roundup to browse.