Weddings are entering an exciting new era. The formulaic formats of the past are falling away, replaced by celebrations that prioritise personalisation, immersive experiences and sustainability. According to 2025 trend analyses, couples are no longer satisfied with weddings that look like everyone else’s. They are seeking events that express identity and values: richer colour palettes, maximalist décor layered with character, immersive guest journeys and sustainability that is embedded rather than performative.
In response to this shift, The Wedding Edition announces the launch of The Little White Book, a curated directory and B2B community designed to serve the new era of weddings. Its ambition is clear: to bring together only the most exceptional suppliers, those defined by creativity, craftsmanship and credibility, and connect them directly with an audience that values precisely that.
The directory is deliberately selective. From florists such as Fiona Fleur and Tattie Rose known for bold botanical statements, to stylists like La Fête and Studio White shaping visual identity, to photographers such as Andrew Leo and Lucy Davenport capturing the raw emotion of a day, every member has been rigorously approved by the editorial team.
Venues are equally important in shaping the new wedding landscape. The Little White Book features spaces that embody personality and story, from the heritage elegance of Antsy Hall and Benham Park to the countryside intimacy of Crockwell Farm. Couples seeking grandeur with cultural gravitas are drawn to Goodwood, while Kingstone Estate offers a contemporary edge within an idyllic setting. Internationally, Le Château de Tresserve represents the kind of destination venue that speaks to modern couples who want scale, style and significance. Each has been chosen for its ability to elevate a celebration into something unforgettable.
“The Little White Book isn’t just another directory,” says co-editor Kendra Leaver-Rylah. “Every supplier must meet our editorial benchmarks. Couples need to know that when they choose a name from this list, they are choosing excellence.”
Co-founder Isabella Foulger adds: “Couples are overwhelmed by choice, while suppliers are struggling for cut-through. The Little White Book addresses both. It champions craftsmanship, increases visibility and fosters meaningful connections across the industry.”
The timing is deliberate. Current market data shows couples are moving towards more intimate guest lists, interactive dining formats, unexpected colour combinations, sustainable production and digital integration. These are not trends that sit neatly within traditional supplier directories. They require curation, editorial oversight and a network where innovation can be showcased.
Membership goes beyond listing. Suppliers are invited into a B2B ecosystem where collaboration and growth are prioritised. From the inaugural networking event in January 2026, which will convene the UK’s most influential suppliers, to ongoing activations, editorial features and opportunities, The Little White Book positions itself as a platform designed to set the standard rather than follow it.
For The Wedding Edition, this launch signals a shift from curation for couples to infrastructure for the industry. Weddings are evolving at speed. The Little White Book exists to ensure that the best talent is visible, celebrated and connected to the audiences who value them most.
Find more on the Little White Book here: littlewhitebook.theweddingedition.co.uk
