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9
Dec
2025
By Boho
Happy Tuesday everyone, how are you all doing? Are you feeling festive at all? With only two and half weeks before the big day, I am super excited to be upping the Christmas wedding content here on the blog. Last week I shared this stunning Scandi inspired Christmas DIY with you and today I have some gorgeous Scandi wedding inspiration in the form of this styled shoot. As soon as this shoot landed in my inbox I knew I had to share it with you. I do love a festive shoot and this one is so pretty. I love a bit of Scandinavian styling, it’s so simple and modern. The shoot took place at Aston Hill Barns in Matlock, Derbyshire. It features a real couple and I just love it, I hope you do too.
Christmas is a time that’s full of magic and a Christmas wedding should be no different but such magic doesn’t have to be created with tinsel and baubles. This Scandinavian Christmas wedding shoot, set at Aston Hills Barn in Matlock, took inspiration from nature to create an incredibly enchanting backdrop for an intimate ceremony and reception.
8
Dec
2025
By Boho
Eastern Africa isn’t just scenery on a map. It’s a place where wildlife, people, and old stories overlap in ways that feel grounded and lived-in. Travellers can move from wide plains to old coastal towns in a single trip, or spend days wandering markets and small streets that still carry hints of earlier eras. Tanzania brings huge open savannahs, Kenya has lakes and highlands shaped by centuries of movement and trade, and Rwanda holds misty forests with deep cultural significance.
Knowing a bit before you go helps. Whether someone wants to track animals, talk to local guides, or understand how history still shows up in daily routines, the details make the experience clearer and easier to navigate.
Love, Adventure and Untamed Beauty: Discovering Eastern Africa’s Dreamiest Destinations
Photo by InnerPeaceSeeker
Why East Africa?
Wildlife is the big draw, but Eastern Africa is stitched together by people who’ve lived beside these landscapes for generations. You can discover luxury East Africa wildlife tours if you want a smoother route through parks, though many travellers end up remembering the conversations with guides or craftspeople just as much as the animals. Parks such as the Serengeti, Amboseli, and Volcanoes National Park reflect older conservation ideas as well as newer community projects, and the mix tells you something about how the region has changed.
Outside the reserves, villages often share everyday practices that haven’t shifted much. Craft workshops, seasonal festivals, and farming rhythms help visitors understand local identity. Even a slow walk outside a main gate can give more context than a dozen brochures. Eastern Africa encourages travellers to look past the wildlife and pay attention to the human stories that give these areas depth.
photo by Moiz Husein
Tanzania
Tanzania’s well-known places often overshadow how varied the country actually is. The Serengeti draws travellers for the migration, but the surrounding plains hold archaeological traces of early communities and long-standing pastoral traditions. The Ngorongoro Crater shows its volcanic past in the shape of the land, while neighbouring Maasai groups still maintain herding patterns tied to older ways of living.
Kilimanjaro isn’t just a climb either. Its lower slopes run through Chagga farms, where coffee, bananas, and small crops frame village life. Along the lakes, Manyara, Tanganyika, and others, fishing skills and local legends are still part of the routine.
Markets in nearby towns offer carved figures, woven baskets, and tools that reflect regional craft styles. People often share short stories or farm details if asked, giving travellers a sense of how communities have adapted to the land over generations.
photo by Rocket k
5
Dec
2025
By Boho
Jewelry has long been a way to express personality, style, and even aspirations. Among the myriad designs available, celestial-themed jewelry—particularly moon star rings—has captured the imaginations of wearers for centuries. These enchanting pieces combine cosmic symbolism with artistic craftsmanship, creating jewelry that is both visually stunning and meaningful. Whether you’re drawn to astrology, astronomy, or simply appreciate the romance of the night sky, a moon star ring adds a touch of celestial elegance to any collection.
Celestial Elegance: Stunning Moon and Star Rings Collection
The Timeless Appeal of Celestial Jewelry
Celestial motifs have been celebrated in art and fashion for millennia. From ancient civilizations that revered the moon and stars as divine symbols to modern designers who incorporate cosmic elements into fine jewelry, these themes continue to inspire. The moon star ring embodies mystery, beauty, and the infinite possibilities of the universe, making it a versatile accessory that transcends trends.
Wearing a moon and star ring is more than a fashion statement—it’s a personal symbol. The moon often represents femininity, intuition, and transformation, while stars symbolize guidance, hope, and ambition. Together in a ring design, they create a meaningful accessory that can resonate with wearers of all ages.
Choosing the Perfect Moon Star Ring
Selecting the ideal moon star ring involves considering both style and symbolism. Rings are available in a wide range of metals, including sterling silver, gold, rose gold, and platinum. Each metal enhances the cosmic design differently: silver offers a cool, ethereal glow reminiscent of moonlight, while gold adds warmth and elegance, evoking the brilliance of distant stars.
The type of moon and star incorporated into the ring also matters. Some designs feature a crescent moon paired with a single star, while others include multiple stars, full moons, or even gemstone accents. Popular stones such as diamonds, sapphires, or cubic zirconia can mimic the twinkle of stars, adding sparkle and sophistication to the ring. Additionally, some moon star rings are crafted with enamel or inlaid gemstones to create colorful, eye-catching effects that capture the imagination.
Versatility for Every Occasion
One of the remarkable qualities of a moon star ring is its versatility. Its celestial design can complement both casual outfits and formal ensembles. For daytime wear, a delicate moon and star ring can subtly enhance a minimalist look, adding charm without overpowering an outfit. For evening events or special occasions, a bolder design with sparkling accents can serve as a statement piece, drawing attention and admiration.
Celestial rings are also perfect for layering. Stackable moon star rings can be combined with other celestial jewelry, such as sun-themed rings or constellation-inspired bands, to create a personalized cosmic style. This layering trend allows wearers to showcase their creativity and fashion-forward sensibilities while maintaining an elegant, cohesive look.
5
Dec
2025
Monique and Austin’s Relaxed, Romantic, and Effortlessly Beautiful Tropical Wedding by Bacalao Films
By Boho
Happy Friday everyone and how are you all? Feeling festive at all? This weekend is a strange one as it’s our family’s Christmas day. Nik, Dexter and I are going to Thailand for Christmas, so we are having a fake Christmas day on Sunday, so Dexter still gets a day opening presents and eating Christmas dinner with his cousins and Nana before we go. The presents are all wrapped, the food is ordered, we are good to go, just two and half weeks early! Then next week it is operation shop and pack for our holiday, as I still have loads to do! speaking of holiday destinations, I am taking you off to Costa Roca today for the gorgeous elopement wedding of Monique and Austin who were married on 17th August 2024 at Sueño del Mar Beachfront Hotel. The whole day was simple, elegant, relaxed and romantic, with white flowers keeping the overall look modern and understated. Monique and Austin look effortlessly cool and blissfully happy. Big thanks to Bacalao Films and Mil Besos Costa Rica for this delightful wedding.
4
Dec
2025
By Boho
Planning a wedding in Italy can feel exciting and daunting at the same time, especially when the plan includes children, grandparents and friends with different travel habits. Many couples start with scenery in mind, but soon realise the best spots also make day-to-day things simple.
Regions with small towns nearby tend to strike that balance, giving guests beauty but also places to wander for a coffee or quick errands. Families usually appreciate clear layouts, relaxed staff and food that doesn’t confuse anyone. The trick is choosing a place where the pace feels relaxed enough that no one’s stressed before the ceremony even starts. Once that part’s sorted, everything else falls into place on its own.
Finding the Perfect Family-Friendly Wedding Spot in Italy
photo by Claudio Fasci – full wedding here
Choosing an Italian Setting That Suits Everyone
Different corners of Italy offer different moods, and couples often discover their families have stronger preferences than expected. One group might be set on countryside quiet, while another wants a short walk to a café so grandparents don’t feel stranded.
Areas near smaller towns work well because they give a sense of space without sending guests too far from the basics. Places in Tuscany or Umbria usually hit that middle ground, with farmhouses tucked into landscapes that feel open but still lived-in. Conversations about venues often drift into stories about past trips, especially those tied to memorable family vacations to Italy, which nudges people toward spots where they felt comfortable before.
Kids usually care more about having room to run around and a pool that isn’t freezing. Adults tend to ask about shade and whether the drive from the airport is reasonable. It’s practical things like that that shape the decision.
photo by Giovanna Aprili – full wedding here
