BY Donna Scuse | 4 MINUTE READ

A newly engaged couple has – thank the internet! – a whole heap of places to search for wedding day inspiration, from Pinterest to blogs to magazines to Instagram. Whether it’s choosing your colour scheme or flowers, decorations or food, the chances are that someone’s already tried most things you can dream of, plus some past the boundaries of your imagination. Luckily for you, they’ve probably posted the results on the internet, allowing you to judge the results without spending a dime or lifting a finger. 

Instagram is a virtual treasure trove for a bride- and groom-to-be. You can gather ideas, soak up handy tips and maybe even identify some of the suppliers you want to work with. Best of all, with Instagram installed on your phone you can sneak in a quick burst of wedding planning whenever you have a few free minutes – making the commute to work or queuing in a store useful prep time.

Here’s our pick of the 10 best wedding accounts to follow:

Laurie Arons (@lauriearons)

The feed of this San Francisco, USA, based wedding planner is full of beautiful details and finishing touches that you could adapt for your own day, from table settings to invitations. This is an account to follow for elegant, classy and individual styling. 

StyleMePretty (@stylemepretty)

As you’d expect from a website that covers all aspects of wedding planning, the Instagram account of Style Me Pretty is your wedding all-rounder. Expect wedding hair, dresses, reception styling, flowers, cakes and more. 

Rock My Wedding (@rockmywedding) 

This UK-based planning site has a focus on truly unique weddings, so you’ll find lots of DIY wedding ideas to personalise make your day. If you think you’re the kind of bride who wants to get hands on with your wedding, you’ll find stacks of inspiration here. 

You & Your Wedding (@youyourwedding)

Weddings from around the globe are featured on this feed from the popular wedding magazine. This feed covers all bases, from formal celebrations to pig-themed cupcakes!

The Bali Bride (@thebalibride)

You don’t need to be getting married in Bali to appreciate the stunning images on this feed. This is a great account to follow if you’re considering an outdoor or destination wedding. One look at the outdoor reception strung with fairy lights might have you booking plane tickets!  

June Bug Weddings (@junebugweddings)

No idea whether you want an indoor or outdoor, beach, forest, desert or even ski wedding? Covering all of these bases and many more besides, June Bug Weddings can present you with options you probably didn’t know existed. 

Hayley Paige (@misshayleypaige)

If you’re after a real WOW of a wedding dress, here’s a good place to start refining your ideas. This feed is full of whimsical, magical dresses to make a grand entrance in, and even better they’re designed for brides of all shapes and sizes. 

Marchesa (@marchesafashion)

As well as dressing A-listers for the red carpet, Marchesa is a major name in bridal fashion. A scroll through their feed of exquisite gowns will get you fired up to start your own search. 

Brides (@brides)

If you follow just one feed, this account will give you a sprinkling of everything related to engagements and weddings. It’s especially useful for the input from experts, from planners to florists.

Stories by Joseph Radhik (@storiesbyjosephradhik)

Finding the right photographer to document your wedding day is hugely important to many couples. Browse the feed of Joseph Radhik, who’s featured in international publications from Vogue to GQ, to get a feel for how you’d like your day to be captured.