by Laura George
08th Dec 2017
08th Dec 2017
As a bride-to-be, some of your best research aka stalking will of course take place on Insta. If you fancy being completely swamped with imagery, go ahead, blanket follow every designer you’ve ever loved, bridal shops, all the venues you’re considering, caterers, specific honeymoon destinations and everything in between. If, on the other hand, you find the prospect of bridal white noise daunting but crave quality inspo, check out our edit of awesome bridal instagram accounts to follow.
@thisislovnd
The team behind the much loved Bash magazine (Jen Stafford and Kate O’Dowd) has turned their genius to event planning. You’ll continue to follow long after you’re done and dusted.
@verawanggang
Just. Because.
@grace_loves_lace
The Aussie queens of the sexy dress have opened in London after sell-out pop-ups there and their creations are hot, hot, hot.
@magnoliarouge
For both trend-setting details and big picture eye candy, check out this California photographer’s curation of all things wedding.
@epochdes
Ultra cool architect-turned-stationery designer Melissa has one of the best eyes for minimalist detail we’ve seen- and not just for paper goods.
@theknot
America’s best-selling wedding mag is full of accessible ideas for all kinds of everything from cakes to table settings and veils.
@themewsbridal
The Notting Hill go-to for for Boho brides, they can be counted on to be the first to break French designers- Rime Arodaky, Laure de Sagazan, Margaux Tardits .
@stillifeflowers
We ran into this top notch florists at Grace Love’s Lace pop up in Clerkenwell last year and have been fans ever since.
@boandluca
Another stunning Aussie dress brand to add to the most wanted list .
@joy proctor
This wedding planner will blow your mind with the events she orchestrates.
@myrtleivory
Stunning couture from the likes of Anna Kara, Claire Pettibone, Amanda Wakely and David Fielden from our homeys in D2.
@pearlandgodiva
International in feel, these Dublin-based planners are real masters of the bespoke.
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