A Rain-Kissed Wedding at Euridge Manor
Photographed by Evgenia Basyrova
Few venues balance grandeur and intimacy quite like Euridge Manor. With its crumbling stone archways, reflective pools, and overgrown gardens that feel more wild than manicured, this private Cotswolds estate is made for those who love a setting with character. Captured by photographer Evgenia Basyrova, this wedding celebrates exactly that—an effortlessly elegant day where every moment felt both considered and completely natural.
The morning began with a scene straight from a European editorial. Bridesmaids in champagne-hued silk walked the weathered stone paths, bouquets of delicate white flowers in hand. Their easy smiles and unhurried steps set the tone—this was a day to be felt, not performed.
Guests gathered by the water’s edge, where Euridge Manor’s famous aquamarine pool reflected the floral-framed architecture beyond. With no need for dramatic styling, the setting itself stole the show—ivy-covered walls, sculpted gardens, and a ceremony space that felt as though it had existed for centuries.
Dinner was served at long candlelit tables dressed in crisp white linen and glassware that caught the light just so. Softly textured arrangements of dahlias, cosmos, and hydrangeas brought the outdoors in, echoing the natural beauty of the grounds without overwhelming the space.
As the rain made a quiet entrance, the couple embraced it without hesitation. A single black umbrella, held between them, became an unexpected moment of joy—a reminder that sometimes the weather is part of the magic.
From the rolling countryside views to the quiet corridors inside the manor, every part of this wedding felt intentional, yet wonderfully unforced. A timeless English garden celebration, captured just as it unfolded.
