A fall wedding at Somerley House in the UK

The juxtaposition of antique decor and modern photography is shown in a grand room.

Natural beauty: bride poses with floral backdrop, grand tree, and bright sun.

Today's editorial feature took place at one of England's most exclusive, historic private homes - Somerley, on the edge of the New Forest National Park. Home to rolling hills of heather, wild ponies and the inspiration behind this team's fall-inspired photoshoot.

Freckled woman in a white lace dress poses with her hand on her head.

This region of the UK is home to not only some of the country's most exciting wedding suppliers but also incredible designers, and so, it was important to the team to feature the handmade work of as many of them as possible. Within these images you will find bespoke bridal accessories - namely bridal chokers, a hot new trend - from Ashley Wild Bridal and an epic headdress thanks to renowned ethical florist The Wild Fox.

A minimalist white cake is displayed on a golden tray amidst vintage amber glass décor. A festive table is adorned with food, floral decor, candles, and wooden platters.

Festive gathering with fruit, cheese, cake, and drinks on a rustic wooden table.

The house contains many artefacts from across the globe, collected by the Lords and Ladies who have called Somerley home for hundreds of years. So, inspiration also came from corners of Imperial Britain and the Ottoman Empire. Rich golden tones mix with bohemian, travel-inspired details and fitting textile backdrops came courtesy of two British textile designers, Claire Gaudion and Charlotte Gaisford.

Elegant portrait of a woman wearing a floral crown, beaded earrings, and lace attire. Sunlight highlights a freckled woman with gold eye makeup and a floral headdress.