Saddles made with passion
Handmade and hand finished to the highest quality
At Bliss of London we share your passion for horses and equestrian competition. It is our knowledge of the equestrian world that allows us to design and build some of the world’s most advanced and desirable English riding saddles. Every Bliss saddle is handmade and hand finished as the hand and eye of a craftsman can never be bettered.
We work closely with a team of highly experienced professionals whom will guide and advise you through every stage of the Bliss ordering process until that most unforgettable of moments: the handing over of their own unique Bliss of London saddle. We are on hand throughout and for aftercare and warranty in the future.
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Bliss of London through the visual age
At Bliss we believe in communicating in a variety of different contemprary formats. Photography and video allows us to entertain, showcase and inform on a number of different areas that we are passionate about. Please use the links above to view our galleries and allow us to welcome you into the world of saddle making.
The latest news from Bliss…
Saddler versus Saddle Fitter – The great confusion!
There are always regular posts on forums regarding saddle fitters, however one of my biggest frustrations is them being referred to as ‘saddlers’. Now this is not the fault of the equestrian world if the difference is not explained to them! However there is a big job...
Young rider, Madison riding Daisy the Mule
Adjustable saddles are not just for horses. How cute is Daisy the Mule and her jockey Madison? Lauren originally purchased a custom built Loxley Eventer on the adjustable tree for her Quarter horse which was later sold. However when her daughter Madison was left with...
UK RIDERS – HIGHWAY CODE CHANGES
UK RIDERS TAKE NOTE Proposed changes to the Highway Code will be confirmed on the 29th January in Parliament. ⭕ Drive under 10 mph when passing horses ⭕ Pass horses WIDE, allowing AT LEAST 2 METRES SPACE Hopefully this will be passed far and wide in our own horse...