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8
Jul
2026
By Boho
Champagne, taupe, warm beige and soft brown have crept onto wedding mood boards everywhere, and they fit the boho look like they were made for it. If you’re planning a relaxed outdoor day and want your bridal party to blend with the setting instead of fighting it, neutrals are worth a proper look. Here’s why these shades photograph so beautifully and how to make them work for your group.
Why Do Neutral Bridesmaid Dresses Work So Well?
photo by Briana Nolan – full wedding here
Why Earth Tones Suit Outdoor and Rustic Weddings
Neutrals borrow their colours straight from the surroundings. Dried grasses, sandstone, weathered timber and late summer light all sit in the same warm family, so a bridal party in taupe or soft brown looks like part of the scene instead of a bright interruption in it. That’s exactly the effect most boho and rustic couples are after.
These shades also handle changing light really well. A barn, a field at golden hour or a woodland clearing will all throw different tones across the day, and neutrals shift gently with them. You won’t get the harsh clash you sometimes see when a bold colour meets dappled sunlight or a moody grey sky.
There’s a practical side too. Neutral dresses tend to suit a wider mix of hairstyles, accessories and what the groomsmen are wearing, so the whole party hangs together without much effort. It’s a calm, grown-up palette that lets the flowers and the venue lead.
photo by Nathalia Frykman Photo – full wedding here
7
Jul
2026
By Boho
I have a real treat for you today with this stunning styled shoot, that involves a whole host of super talented wedding suppliers.The shoot took place on 21st April 2026 at Ashley Court in Tiverton, Devon, and was the brain child of Janie from The Lucky Sixpence and Tara and Nigel at Ashley Court. The shoot was put together to showcase Ashley Court as a brand new wedding venue, but was done with the intention of showing how weddings can be ethical, sustainable while being accessible to everyone. Here is where smaller, quieter weddings come into their own, where they can bring in vintage elements naturally, not forced, to mirror the thoughtful and exquisite flowers and decoration. This is a truly beautiful styled shoot, bringing with it much inspiration, allowing couples to be authentic as individuals.
An Art Nouveau inspired wedding in the Spring. Sustainable, ethical and inclusive.
6
Jul
2026
By Boho
Happy Monday everyone! and welcome to another fun packed week on the blog. Today I am bringing you another edition of my colour special in Boho Pins. Last time we looked at red weddings so today I thought we could focus on white weddings. It had always been a tradition that no one could wear white to a wedding apart from the bride, well those days are gone, now white is an ever popular colour for bridesmaids, largely due to when princess Catherine married prince William and her sister wore that stunning bridesmaids dress. Also her use of white in her bouquet and also the other wedding flowers brought a resurgence of white flowers being used for years after. When white is used in weddings it brings a modem, clean look to any decoration. It is simple, un fussy and incredibly classy and elegant. Here’s a few of my favorite uses of white from past weddings I’ve featured on the blog.
photo by Photos by Mkay – full wedding here
photo by Ana Parker – full wedding here
photo by Rock and Love Weddings – full wedding here
3
Jul
2026
By Boho
Planning a wedding involves countless decisions, from the style of the centerpieces to the flavor of the cake. But one of the most critical elements of wedding planning doesn’t involve flowers or fittings—it involves your finances. More specifically, your credit. A strong credit profile can make managing wedding expenses smoother and potentially less expensive. Whether you’re planning a modest backyard ceremony or a lavish destination affair, understanding your credit responsibilities is key.
From Venue Deposits to Vendor Payments: Your Credit Checklist for the Big Day
photo by Apollo Fields – full wedding here
Why Credit Matters for Your Wedding
While love may be priceless, weddings come with a price tag. From deposits and down payments to last-minute purchases, most couples will rely on credit at some point. A good credit score can unlock better financing options, reduce interest rates, and give you access to higher credit limits. This can be a financial safety net if you face unexpected costs or want to take advantage of promotional offers.
On the other hand, poor credit can limit your choices. Vendors may require larger deposits, or you may find it harder to qualify for a credit card or personal loan. This is why getting your credit in order early in the planning process is so important.
Check Your Credit Score Early
Start by checking your credit score several months before you begin booking vendors. This will give you time to correct any errors or improve your score. You can get your score from many banks or credit card companies, or by using a reputable online credit monitoring service. Ideally, both partners should check their scores since some financial decisions—like applying for a joint credit card—may require both of your credit profiles.
photo by Owlcat Media – full wedding here
2
Jul
2026
By Boho
Dressing for a wedding used to be fairly straightforward: dark suit, polished shoes, little room for interpretation. That’s shifted. Many weddings now happen in gardens, vineyards, courtyards, or converted barns, and the dress code often lands somewhere between sharp and easy. In that setting, the best outfits don’t feel stiff or overly engineered. They feel considered. A softly tailored jacket, well-cut trousers, and one of the right italian dress shirts can cover a surprising amount of ground, from a daytime ceremony in the sun to an evening reception that runs late. The goal isn’t to look as though a stylist spent all morning on the outfit. It’s simpler than that: polished, comfortable, and right for the occasion.
What Men Should Wear to a Wedding: Relaxed Tailoring, Light Fabrics, and Effortless Style
photo by Amy Jordison Photography – full wedding here
Relaxed Tailoring Works Best When It Still Has Shape
“Relaxed” can be a misleading word. It sounds casual, maybe even careless, but wedding dressing still needs a bit of structure or the whole thing falls flat. What matters is softer tailoring rather than rigid tailoring: jackets with lighter canvassing, less shoulder padding, cleaner drape through the body, trousers that skim instead of cling. Nothing sloppy. Nothing tight enough to feel exhausting by the first drink.
That softer approach makes particular sense at weddings built around a natural setting and an unforced atmosphere, as seen in a Devon celebration with warm earthy styling. A hard-edged business suit can feel slightly out of tune in those spaces. Too corporate. Too closed-up. A relaxed blazer with pleated or tapered trousers tends to sit better with the mood while still looking fully dressed.
And then there’s the shirt. Even without a tie, even with an unstructured jacket, a crisp collar gives the outfit direction. Small thing, big difference.
photo by White Diamond Photo – full wedding here
