Discover the Wedding Dresses from Love Is Blind UK Season 3

Netflix’s Love Is Blind UK returned for Season 3 with more romance, drama and, of course, some unforgettable bridal fashion moments. Evelie Bridal was once again proud to provide the wedding dresses worn by the brides, with four very different looks chosen for the couples who made it all the way to the altar. From sculptural corsetry and sleek crepe to romantic lace and a dramatic satin ballgown, Faye, Sophie, Ciara and Francesca each chose a wedding dress that reflected her individual bridal style.

Evelie Bridal Studio set up for "Love Is Blind UK Season 3" at Nonsuch Mansion in Ewell

Sophie Tregaskiss in Josephine Scott Cleo

Sophie walked down the aisle in the Cleo gown by Josephine Scott, a beautifully understated design that combines a clean, modern aesthetic with precise corsetry and a wonderfully feminine silhouette.

Their relationship continued relatively smoothly outside the pods, with one of their biggest practical decisions being where they would live after marriage. Sophie was based in Manchester while Taylor lived in Hertfordshire, but Taylor made it clear that he could see himself making the move north. Supported by their families and still very much committed to one another, Sophie and Taylor reached the altar and both said “I do”.

Made from luxurious georgette crepe, Cleo is a strapless, figure-flattering gown with an elegant sweetheart neckline and a sculpted corseted basque waist.
The crepe drapes softly across the body while the internal structure creates definition through the bodice and waist, balancing softness with a beautifully shaped silhouette.

Elegant covered buttons provide a timeless finishing detail, while the simplicity of the fabric allows the cut and construction of the gown to take centre stage. The result was an effortlessly sophisticated look for Sophie — modern and minimal, but with enough structure and detail to make a statement on screen.

Behind the scenes with Sophie as she prepares for her big day — from alteration fittings and testing the gowns, to emotional reveals with family and friends, and the Netflix production team capturing every detail.

Ciara Murphy in Josephine Scott Bailey

Ciara entered the pods looking for a partner who matched her ambitions and lifestyle. While she initially formed connections with both Ajay and Jack, it was Ajay whom she ultimately saw as husband material. Their relationship deepened when Ajay opened up about losing a friend and changing direction in his career, and he proposed to Ciara before the couple headed to Ibiza.

Life together outside the pods was not always quite as smooth. Differences in their routines and expectations resulted in tension, including a significant disagreement surrounding Ajay’s parents and their reluctance to appear on camera. Ciara later acknowledged that her fear of being hurt may have caused her to self-sabotage, and the pair worked through their differences. Meeting each other’s friends and family — and celebrating Diwali together — helped bring them closer before they too chose to say “I do” at their wedding.

Ciara chose Bailey by Avenue by Josephine Scott, a sleek contemporary gown that perfectly reflects the label’s modern, fashion-led approach to bridal design.

Crafted from luxurious Japanese crepe, Bailey has a streamlined sheath silhouette designed to skim and flatter the figure. Soft draped detailing brings movement to the clean crepe fabric, while delicate pearl-button accents add a subtle, timeless finish to an otherwise minimalist design.

The simplicity of Bailey is precisely what makes it so striking. With clean lines, beautiful fabric and couture-inspired construction rather than heavy embellishment, the gown created an elegant and sophisticated bridal look that felt both modern and effortless on Ciara.

Faye Do Maille in Adore Alba

Faye and Jack’s relationship started with plenty of laughter in the pods, with the pair quickly developing the easy friendship and chemistry Jack said he wanted in a marriage. Jack initially also had a connection with Ciara, even telling her she was his number-one choice, but as his relationship with Faye developed, he ultimately chose to pursue their connection and proposed.

Their biggest challenge came much later in the experiment when Faye woke after her birthday celebration to discover that Jack had left their apartment, was not answering his phone and was no longer appearing on location sharing. The incident sparked difficult conversations around trust and communication, but the couple decided to work through it.
Despite an eventful journey to the altar, Faye and Jack ultimately chose to get married and both said “I do”.

From Alba to Everley: Faye's Change of Dress

During the wedding dress shopping scenes shown in Episode 9 of Love Is Blind UK Season 3, viewers see Faye trying on Alba by Adore.br>

Alba is a beautifully clean stretch-crepe fit-and-flare wedding dress with a V-neckline and V-back, an inset waistband and contemporary V-shaped side cut-outs. Crepe-covered buttons run down the back, while the fitted silhouette flows into a chapel-length train. The gown can also be paired with a detachable organza train for an additional bridal look.

While Faye loved the fitted, minimalist silhouette of Alba, her wedding dress journey didn't end with the gown viewers saw on screen.

After the televised appointment, Faye came to Evelie for a private bridal appointment, where she decided to change her dress. She ultimately chose Everley by Justin Alexander for her wedding to Jack.

Everley retains the fitted silhouette that Faye had originally been drawn to but introduces much more intricate detailing. Made from rich stretch crepe, the fit-and-flare gown features a sheer bodice with delicate spaghetti straps leading into a V-neckline. Illusion cut-outs at the sides flow into a scoop back, while sequinned lace appliqués decorate the bodice and trickle down the skirt.

One of Everley's most distinctive features is its dramatic lace cut-out chapel-length train, bringing an unexpected romantic element to the otherwise sleek crepe gown. The design also features a thigh-high slit for a subtle touch of modern glamour.

Looking at the two dresses side by side, you can see that Faye didn't completely change direction. Both Alba and Everley have sleek, body-skimming crepe silhouettes and V-necklines, but Everley brought the additional lace, illusion detailing and dramatic train that ultimately made it feel like the right wedding dress for her.

So, although Alba is the wedding dress viewers see Faye choose during the televised fitting, Everley is the dress she ultimately wore down the aisle after changing her mind at a private Evelie appointment.

Francesca Emmanuel in Justin Alexander Signature Rhiannon

Francesca and Joseph connected in the pods over their shared faith and desire for a lasting marriage. Joseph also developed a connection with Chevanique, leading to some uncertainty over where his heart truly lay, but Francesca encouraged him to explore his feelings fully before making his decision. Ultimately, Joseph chose Francesca and proposed.

Their relationship was tested again after leaving the pods when questions resurfaced about Joseph's connection with Chevanique. Francesca’s family were also understandably cautious about the speed of the experiment and questioned whether the couple were ready to make such a significant commitment. Joseph’s response to their concerns helped reassure Francesca, and despite the challenges along the way, the couple ultimately chose one another at the altar and both said “I do”

From Shakespeare to Rhiannon: Francesca's Change of Dress

Viewers of Love Is Blind UK Season 3 will have seen Francesca trying on the Justin Alexander Signature Shakespeare gown during the televised wedding dress appointment in Episode 9.

Shakespeare is a striking Mikado ballgown with a strapless neckline, couture-inspired seaming through the bodice and a voluminous skirt. The gown available at Evelie is the plain Mikado version of the design, creating a beautifully clean and architectural bridal look.

However, the dress Francesca chose on screen wasn't ultimately the one she wore to marry Joseph.

Following the filmed appointment, Francesca visited Evelie for a private bridal appointment and decided to change her wedding dress. Her final choice was Rhiannon from Justin Alexander Signature.

Crafted from satin and tulle, Rhiannon features a clean strapless neckline and a striking inverted basque waist that contours and elongates the body before opening into a dramatic princess skirt. The simplicity of the satin gives the gown a timeless, luxurious feel, while the volume of the skirt and chapel-length train create a true statement bridal silhouette.

Although both gowns embrace the drama of a classic ballgown, Francesca's switch from Shakespeare to Rhiannon gave her final wedding-day look a softer, more fluid feel while retaining the sculptural, fashion-forward silhouette she had been drawn to from the beginning.

So, for eagle-eyed viewers wondering why Francesca's wedding dress looks different from the gown she chose during the dress-shopping episode — the answer is that she changed her mind after filming and found her final dress during a private appointment at Evelie.