"Bridgerton" is a juicy and visually festive foray into early 19th century London's high society.
We meet the Bridgerton family when the city's social season, and the time when young ladies try to find men to marry and secure their financial future, first kicks off. If given a blessing by the queen, one's future is all but golden, which becomes the case for eldest daughter, Daphne Bridgerton.
Still, her prospects go awry when a mysterious writer named Lady Whistledown publishes society pages, revealing town members' most scandalous secrets.
From dishing out articles on which debutante is the star of the season to which young woman was spotted without a chaperone, the ghost writer has everyone talking. The only information she won't divulge? Her identity.
Between the town's salacious gossip, the debutantes' ornate gowns, and the over-the-top balls, it can be tricky to keep track of who landed where and with whom.
Here's a guide to where every major "Bridgerton" character ended up on the season one finale.