"Have I told you how enamored I am of the corner of your mouth?"

The gemstone on Daphne's engagement ring that Simon says matches her eyes.

The act of intimacy that creates a baby.

A nickname for high society, shortened from the French phrase 'le bon ton'

The year Bridgerton premiered on Netflix.

"I did it more than eight times!"

The color of roses Daphne wanted for her wedding bouquet.

Simon's colorful 19th-century word for a hymen.

The annual period of time in which it is customary for the social elite to hold balls, picnics, and other events wherein debutants may be introduced and marriages made.

The producer of Bridgerton, also known for her hit shows 'How to Get Away With Murder', 'Scandal', and 'Grey's Anatomy'

"You're unable to consummate the marriage."

The Bridgerton sibling that couldn't stop sneezing at Daphne and Simon's wedding.

According to Mrs. Colson's mother, a womb won't quicken without this.

Services such as teachers, dress makers, household maids, and the occasional writer.

The job title of the person who coached and choreographed all of the Bridgerton sex scenes.

"If they're laughing now, they'll probably be laughing forever. Isn't that a good thing?"

A separate estate, put aside for Daphne to spend or save as she likes.

When Simon was quote 'truly naughty'.

A more relaxed, corset-adjacent undergarment that the women in Bridgerton should have been wearing.

The first name of the actress that plays Daphne Bridgerton.

"If you hurt her --"

The day of the week Simon and Daphne get married on.

What Simon wanted to do in Lady Trowbridge's garden.

The period in time in which George III's son acted as regent, almost a decade before the king's eventual death.

The locations used to film street scenes supposably set in London.