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13
May
2026
By Boho
A barefoot ceremony, salty air, and a sky that turns from soft gold to deep pink… if that sounds like your kind of wedding, a boho celebration in Aruba might be exactly what you’re looking for.
Say “I do” in Aruba: a laid-back boho wedding by the sea
photo by Ryan Anderson
A boho wedding that moves with the rhythm of the island
Aruba has a way of slowing everything down. The steady trade winds, the warm light, the endless ocean views – it all creates a natural backdrop that doesn’t need much styling. For couples drawn to a relaxed, free-spirited atmosphere, this Caribbean island offers the perfect canvas.
You can keep things beautifully simple: a flowing dress, natural textures like linen and wood, and a ceremony right on the beach with your closest people around you. No stiff timelines, no over-the-top decorations. Just a day that feels like you.
If you want to get a feel for the island itself, take a look at Aruba. Its mix of Caribbean ease and Dutch influence gives it a unique, laid-back charm that fits perfectly with a bohemian wedding style.
Photo by Kiril Georgiev
13
May
2026
By Boho
I have a gorgeous rustic fall wedding for you today, full of the most stunning flowers and warm autumn light. Nicole and Colin were married on 8th November 2025 at The Addison Grove in Austin, Texas. Their wedding was the definition of relaxed elegance. Surrounded by family, natural textures, and thoughtfully designed florals, their day embraced a timeless, classic feel with a modern ranch-house edge. The open-air ceremony and effortless flow of the celebration created an atmosphere that felt warm, welcoming, and deeply personal, proof that a wedding doesn’t need to be overdone to feel incredibly meaningful. Every detail reflected an easygoing love story rooted in connection, nature, and understated beauty. Big thanks to Photos by Mkay for the beautiful images.
12
May
2026
By Boho
There’s a version of ring shopping that goes like this: you walk into a store, look at what’s in the cases, pick the one that feels closest to what you imagined, and leave with something that’s fine. It fits. It sparkles. It’s an engagement ring.
And then there’s the other version — where the ring is built around you, from the stone up, every detail considered, every choice yours. Where the finished piece doesn’t just look beautiful but looks specifically like you.
That second version is what bespoke ring design is, and more couples are going down that path right now than ever before. If you’ve been wondering whether it’s right for you — and how it actually works — here’s a walkthrough of the whole process, from the first spark of an idea to the moment you (or your partner) puts it on.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Designing a Bespoke Engagement Ring from Scratch
photo by Liam Collard – full wedding here
Start with feeling, not specs
The most common mistake people make at the start of a bespoke ring journey is going straight to the technical details — the carat weight, the metal, the setting style — before they’ve worked out what they want the ring to feel like.
Before you think about anything else, ask yourself: what do I want this ring to say? Not to other people — to you. Should it feel delicate or substantial? Earthy or architectural? Quietly unconventional or genuinely bold? Is it the kind of ring you’d photograph against wildflowers, or against marble? Should it look like something that could have been found in a forest, or something that was clearly made by hand with great precision?
These questions might sound abstract, but the answers guide every practical decision that follows. A mood board — even a rough one, even just a folder of saved images on your phone — is genuinely useful here. Don’t worry about whether the images are “realistic” or whether the ring in the picture is affordable. You’re looking for patterns in what draws you, not a shopping list.
photo by Red Eye Collection – full wedding here
11
May
2026
By Boho
Britain’s canal network has become a popular honeymoon choice for couples looking for a trip that feels relaxed without being overly polished. Narrowboats pass through rolling countryside, historic market towns, peaceful villages, and old industrial waterways, creating journeys that feel calm without losing their sense of character. It’s not the most traditional honeymoon choice, but that’s part of the appeal. The pace encourages couples to settle into the journey, soak up the scenery, and experience parts of Britain that are often missed on faster trips.
5 Breathtaking Canal Boat Locations for a Relaxing Honeymoon
photo by SBWorldphotography
Experience the Dramatic Scenery of the Llangollen Canal
The Llangollen Canal has some of the most memorable scenery anywhere on the British canal network. Near Chirk, boats cross the Chirk Aqueduct with views stretching across the Ceiriog Valley, then continue toward the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct near Trevor Basin. Standing on the front deck while crossing Pontcysyllte feels slightly surreal the first time. The canal sits high above the River Dee, with nothing beside the narrowboat except a low rail and open air.
Couples often look into lovely Llangollen canal boat hire because this part of North Wales combines major landmarks with long, quiet stretches of countryside. Boats pass through places like Ellesmere, where the mere sits close to the town centre and small bakeries along Cross Street open early each morning. Further along, the waterway moves through tree-lined sections, open farmland, and quieter areas near Whitehouse Tunnel and the Montgomery Canal junction. Even during summer, parts of the journey still feel calm and lightly travelled.
Castle Street fills quickly during warmer months, especially near the bridge over the River Dee. Couples often spend a full afternoon here visiting Plas Newydd House or walking up toward Castell Dinas Brân for views across the valley. Steam trains from the Llangollen Railway can sometimes be heard from the canal basin.
photo by Brett Jordan
8
May
2026
By Boho
Happy Friday everyone, I hope you have had a wonderful week so far? I am so happy that it’s Friday, it’s been a good week but a long one, so I am looking forward to a couple of days off with my family. The next few weeks are going to be crazy busy as we are in the process of moving house and we also have a holiday planned in 2 weeks, so we have plenty of jobs to get sorted this weekend. I’m also hoping for a bit of chill time to recharge the old batteries, what about you? anything wedding related planned? To whisk you away from all the stress of the real world I have this delightful outdoor Sicilian wedding to share with you today, courtesy of Jurgita Lukos photography. It’s an intimate wedding filled with the most gorgeous wedding decor, including flowers, foliage and lots of locally grown lemons. A truly elegant day full of charm, a stunning backdrop and lots of love.
Milda and Marco’s intimate destination wedding at Villa Immacolatella near Trapani, Sicily.
