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‘Champagne and Hot Chocolate’ Modern Christmas Wedding Inspiration
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30
Jan
2026
By Boho
Happy Friday everyone! I hope you have all had a lovely week and are looking forward to the weekend ahead of us, and the end of January!!! At last!! I know it’s a total cliche but my goodness this month has dragged on forever, I know it’s the same every year but I will be so happy to the back of January and hopefully the start of lighter evenings and maybe some hint of the end to winter? This weekend I have a double trip to the theatre. Saturday night I am out with Nik for dinner and then ‘To Kill a Mocking Bird’ and Sunday I am taking Dexter to see a January Panto, so an entertaining weekend all round! However I have this gorgeous styled shoot to share with you first, bursting with cowboy vibes and western decor, this shoot is a rustic wedding dream. The shoot took place on 23rd November 2025 at Wylds Farm in Hampshire and was sent into me by Laura at Belle. So much care and attention has gone into this shoot, the detailing is first class and the overall theming is spot on. I know you are going to love it.
A rustic Americana-inspired styled shoot set in the heart of the Hampshire countryside, blending warm autumnal tones with relaxed, bohemian bridal styling and subtle Western details. We titled the shoot ‘The Cowboy and his Bride’.
29
Jan
2026
By Boho
Today we are visiting Ohio in spring time for the gorgeous wedding of Olivia and Alex who were married on 10th May 2025 at Jorgensen Farms in Columbus. This wedding is a beautiful reminder of how a classic wedding can bring timeless elegance to a celebration and create a soft, chilled vibe for the day. The outdoor ceremony filled with the most beautiful pastel spring flowers is a perfect fit for the season, along with the bridesmaids delightful yellow dresses, that work so well with the rest of the theaming. The whole day is full of love as well as a sense of calm and patience. Eastlyn & Joshua have done a fabulous job of capturing it for us.
28
Jan
2026
By Boho
Planning a wedding is a stressful life change that affects your emotions and relationships. You need to manage your mental health, finances, and other crucial aspects during a high-pressure transition. That’s why we checked highly rated books on Goodreads, researched many titles, and cross-referenced top-rated books with expert recommendations to find the most helpful books to prepare for a wedding.
We looked for books that offer specific systems for organization and psychological tools for couples. You can find many of these titles in top lists; however, you can quickly read their summaries or check out an Audible review that might help you decide if reading or listening to the full books is worse. In any case, the list will help you prepare for a wedding and provide the structure you need to stay organized and connected to your partner.
10 Best Books to Prepare For a Wedding
photo by Amy Faith – full wedding here
1. ‘The Budget-Savvy Wedding Planner & Organizer’ by Jessica Bishop: You Can Manage Your Finances
This book provides a step-by-step roadmap for couples who want to avoid debt while planning their celebration. It includes worksheets and checklists that help you track every dollar spent on venues or catering. You can use the specific cost-cutting tips to prioritize what matters to you without overspending:
- Budget tracking: You can record expenses in dedicated templates to see where your money goes.
- Vendor questions: You should use the provided lists to interview photographers or florists.
- Timeline planning: You can follow the monthly schedules to ensure you meet every deadline.
2. ‘The 5 Love Languages’ by Gary Chapman: You Can Strengthen Your Bond
Wedding planning can cause stress, leading to arguments between partners. This book explains how people express and receive love in different ways. You can identify your partner’s primary language to ensure you both feel supported during the busy months leading up to the ceremony:
- Emotional connection: You can learn to speak your partner’s language to reduce friction.
- Conflict resolution: You should apply these principles when wedding stress causes disagreements.
photo by The Kovalchuks Photography – full wedding here
28
Jan
2026
By Boho
Planning a destination wedding is arguably the most exciting part of the engagement. It is the moment where a couple gets to share a place they love with their favourite people. Suddenly, the wedding isn’t just one day; it becomes a mini-holiday for everyone involved. The destination sets the entire mood, whether that is barefoot luxury or historic charm. Getting the location right means the guests are excited to book their tickets the moment the invite lands. It is about creating an experience where the travel feels like a treat, not a chore, and the memories last long after the final toast.
How to Choose the Perfect Destination for Your Wedding Guest List
photo by Claudio Fasci – full wedding here
Spain
Spain is the ultimate host for a wedding that feels like a massive, joyous family reunion. The culture revolves around late nights, incredible food, and socialising, which is exactly the energy you want for a celebration. Rather than splitting the party across various hotel corridors, this is the perfect opportunity to look at private estates. Large groups can enjoy luxury family villas in Spain, particularly in regions like Alicante or Andalusia, where the property becomes a home base for the week.
Staying in a villa creates a wonderful sense of community. Mornings start with communal coffees by the pool, and evenings can end with a casual BBQ before the formal events begin. It takes the pressure off. Parents have space for the kids to run around safely, and the couple gets quality time with guests in a relaxed setting. Plus, the local produce is outstanding. You can easily arrange for a local chef to cook a giant paella on-site, turning a simple dinner into an event itself. It’s warm, vibrant, and incredibly social.
photo by Amy Jordison Photography – full wedding here
27
Jan
2026
By Boho
Today’s wedding is a wedding of many parts! a huge array of flowers and many outfit changes! Dionne and Vasu held their intimate wedding of 35 guests in beautiful Bali, and the whole thing was magically planned in just 3 months by J’adore Wedding & Event.The planners did a remarkable job creating such a detail heavy, larger than life day with so many different elements involved and so many different outfit changes for the couple. Both the western and Indian ceremonies are breathtaking, the pretty pastel colour scheme works well across both ceremonies and the heavy detail and decoration really does make this wedding stand out as a one of a kind celebration.
It was colourful, emotional, and without question the best day of our lives. Every part of it felt like “us” – personal, warm, and full of the kind of energy you can’t really plan for, only feel.
Dionne and Vasu were married on 8th June 2025 at Puri Bhagawan, Jimbaran, Bali. ‘Our planner, Juji, suggested Puri Bhagawan after really getting to know what we wanted, and once we saw it, the decision was instant. The space was open, warm, had incredible views, and was big enough to clearly hold our Western vows and full Indian ceremony without things feeling cramped. Everything just clicked. We had about 35 of our closest friends and family and it took around 3 months from our first conversation with Juji to the actual day to plan it. It was an incredibly short timeline and we are very surprised and satisfied that we managed to pull it off.’
