Bridgerton production designer Alison Gartshore’s goal for season three of the Netflix romance was to maintain the established visual world of the series while pushing new boundaries. One of the ways she and her team did that was with new, elaborate ballroom sets sprinkled throughout the season. She discusses with THR the botanical ball in episode six that required heaps of faux florals and a mechanical pop-up garden to wow the queen.

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Season three revolves around Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton’s (Luke Newton) love story. Here, they dance in front of the opened floral pop-up garden that the team only had three days to complete, resulting in a dance of their own between departments. “Every time the special effects people needed t

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