Who Do All of the Bridgertons Marry?

Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset's complicated, tense, and ultimately swoon-worthy romance set the tone for all the drama and chaos that can be expected from the whimsical world of Bridgerton. And, to no one's disappointment, seasons 2 and 3 followed suit, hooking fans even more.

Luckily, there are five other Bridgerton siblings destined for happy endings. However, if you just can't wait for the succeeding seasons to hit Netflix (it has already been renewed for a fourth installment) to find out each character's match, we've got you covered. Ahead, we break down all the couplings based on Julia Quinn's best-selling book series of the same name (to which the show has remained relatively true).

Be warned, there are plenty of major spoilers ahead.

Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma

Season 2 saw romance ensue between the eldest Bridgerton, Anthony, and Kate Sharma—but not without some complexities. The second installment, based on Quinn's The Viscount Who Loved Me, sees Anthony caught in a good old-fashioned love triangle, with Kate's younger sister, Edwina, nonetheless. Although it takes some time for Kate to warm up to and trust Anthony, things heat up for the couple, even as he becomes engaged to Edwina. In the season finale's final moments, Anthony and Kate finally get their union and go on to have four children together down the line.

Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Beckett

Although Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Beckett's romance has yet to play out on screen, just know it bears a striking resemblance to another visually imagined story: Cinderella. Just as the classic fairytale goes, Quinn's An Offer From a Gentleman, sees Prince Charming Benedict meet an unnamed mystery woman at a ball, who he falls hopelessly in love with. To his dismay, she runs off, and later, with her identity remaining concealed, becomes the Bridgerton family's housemaid. Eventually, her identity is revealed; their storyline explores the dynamics of social class, as well as a sweet relationship that ultimately ends in exchanging of vows and four kids.

Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington

Polin's romance is so good—and steamy—even the show's creators couldn't wait to have it unfold. Season 3 adapts Quinn's fourth book, Romancing Mr. Bridgerton, following the friends/neighbors to lovers romance between the third eldest Bridgerton and none other than Lady Whistledown. While Penelope has long fantasized about Colin being her dream man, it takes him some time to reciprocate. But, once he does, it's all sparks, broken chaise lounges, and foggy mirrors—a hot romance that gives way to four children.

Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset

There couldn't have been a better whirlwind romance than that of Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset to introduce fans to the world of Bridgerton. Season 1, based on Quinn's The Duke and I, sees eldest daughter Daphne eventually find true love with the handsome and loaded Duke of Hastings, but not without challenges—namely major misalignments in their views of marriage and children. However, their story eventually ends in both and is marked by unshakable requited love.

Eloise Bridgerton and Phillip Crane

This news might come to many fans' surprise—but the sassy, whip-smart, and rebellious feminist Eloise Bridgerton does not stay single. While some may have started to predict a romance between the feisty middle child and women's rights advocate Theo Sharpe, we're here to throw another wrench in things. Eloise's shining moment comes in Quinn's To Sir Phillip, With Love, and follows her love story with Sir Phillip Crane—yes, that Phillip, who married his late brother's true love Marina Thompson. Eloise and Phillip become pen pals after Marina passes; she sends her condolences, which results in a back-and-forth ending in a proposal. After jumping through some hoops presented by her brothers, Eloise and the widower marry and raise three children together, along with Phillip and Marina's twins.

Francesca Bridgerton and John Stirling

While the second youngest Bridgerton daughter, Francesca, has managed to fly under the radar in the first two seasons, she and John Stirling's peaceful moment of silence in season 3 has piqued many fans' interests. Those who sniffed out a potential union between the two will be delighted to know their story does include a ring. But, if their on-screen story is anything like Quinn's book When He Was Wicked, there's some tragedy in store, too. Francesca and the Earl of Kilmartin enjoy two happy years of marriage before he dies suddenly in his sleep; she also miscarries shortly after his death. In the years following, Francesca and John's cousin Michael Stirling, who always fancied her, grow closer, and eventually their relationship progresses from friendship to courtship. The pair wed and have two children.

Gregory Bridgerton and Lucinda Abernathy

Last but not least, Quinn's eighth and final book, On the Way to the Wedding, sees the youngest Bridgerton son, Gregory, get his happy ending. Similar to Anthony, he finds himself in an unknowing love triangle when Lady Lucinda Abernathy plays wingwoman for him and her best friend, Hermione Watson. However, in doing so, she develops feelings for Gregory. By the time Gregory comes around, Lucinda is engaged. But their love is far from hopeless—they eventually figure things out, marry, and have a whopping nine kids.

Hyacinth Bridgerton and Gareth St. Clair

Quinn's seventh book It's In His Kiss, details the youngest of the Bridgerton bunch, sharp and outspoken Hyacinth's, journey toward love. The story finds Hyacinth in her late teen years—resolute, sure of herself, and not actively seeking a partner. But, of course, like the best romances, this is exactly when she meets her future husband. She stumbles upon Gareth St. Clair at a ball and helps him translate his family's old Italian diary. As they unlock the history of his lineage, they develop a history of their own, going on to marry and welcome two children.

Prudence Featherington and Harry Dankworth

While all eyes are on Penelope and her romance with Colin in season 3, her sister Prudence Featherington had her moment off camera. Between seasons 2 and 3 the eldest Featherington married handsome, albeit not the sharpest, Harry Dankworth—and they are absolutely obsessed with one another.

Philippa Featherington and Albion Finch

The middle daughter, Philippa, is the first of the Featheringtons to find love. She strikes up a relationship with Albion Finch, who fans might recognize as the man she adorably bonds with over cheese in season 1. The pair marry in a small intimate ceremony at the Featherington house and later have a spicy moment in a hot air balloon.

ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7qrrSrbClnV6YvK57waugnZ%2BVp8Gwuoywn6hllZawqXnCoZirmZOpsrN5zJqpq6GVqHp5gpVqa2xp