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Boho Pins: The Best of Boho – Yellow Weddings
Happy Monday everyone! Today I am back with my colours series of Boho Pins. Last week...
9
Apr
2026
By Boho
There’s a moment in almost every groom’s wedding planning journey where the question of what to wear suddenly feels more complicated than expected. Here’s the thing: the tuxedo has quietly had a revolution.
It’s no longer reserved for grand ballrooms and black-tie galas. Today’s grooms are wearing them in wildflower meadows, converted barns, and under fairy-lit canopies. The key is simply knowing how to choose one that works for your wedding, your venue, and your own personal style.
How to Choose a Tuxedo for Your Wedding
photo by Kaitlyn Burdette Photography – full wedding here
Start With Your Wedding Vibe
Before thinking about lapels and colours, look at your wedding as a whole. Your tuxedo should feel like it belongs to the day you’re creating.
The Outdoor / Boho Wedding
Go for relaxed fits and softer colours: dusty navy, champagne, or warm neutrals. A shawl lapel works beautifully here, and skipping the bow tie in favour of an open collar keeps things feeling genuinely relaxed.
The Rustic Barn Wedding
Deep burgundy, rich charcoal, or classic navy all sit wonderfully against wooden beams and candlelight. A three-piece vested tuxedo adds visual interest and photographs beautifully in golden, rustic settings.
The Beach or Destination Wedding
Go lighter and brighter. Off-white and champagne tuxedos are stunning in natural light. Keep the fit slim, the fabric lightweight, and accessories minimal.
The Classic or Elegant Wedding
A classic black or midnight blue tuxedo with a crisp white shirt will never let you down. A well-chosen peak lapel gives the outfit that timeless, put-together quality that looks just as sharp in photographs thirty years from now.
photo by Ivyhouse Photography – full wedding here
8
Apr
2026
By Boho
Today I am delighted to bring you this gorgeous wedding from Missouri, this stunning summer Vineyard wedding of Christine and Johnathon who were married at Sassafras Springs Vineyard. With a vision centered on creating a relaxed and romantic atmosphere, Johnathon and Christine incorporated soft summer tones, natural greenery, and vineyard-inspired elements to complement their setting. The celebration seamlessly blended American and Vietnamese traditions, from heartfelt dances and toasts to interactive table greetings during dinner. Every little detail, from their carefully chosen attire to a thoughtfully planned menu, contributed to a day that felt both elevated and personal. Surrounded by loved ones, their wedding became not only a beautiful event but a genuine reflection of their relationship: intentional, joyful, and rooted in connection. Big thanks to Miles Witt Boyer Photography for the gorgeous photos.
From a Blind Date to Forever
When Johnathon and Christine were married, their wedding day reflected a deeply personal and curated celebration rooted in faith, family, and shared experiences. The couple first met on a blind date arranged by their family members in their hometown of Joplin, Missouri. This would be the beginning of a meaningful and beautiful proposal inspired by their travels together, culminating in a ceremony at a glass chapel in Bella Vista, Arkansas. Their wedding unfolded as a warm and sunlit day filled with joy, beginning with a traditional Catholic ceremony and continuing into an elegant yet inviting reception designed to feel calm, cozy, and full of light.
7
Apr
2026
By Boho
Wondering whether or not it’s too late to plan a wedding this year? You’re definitely not alone. With so much emphasis on long engagements, it can feel like there’s a timeline to follow, and anything outside of that can feel unrealistic.
But the truth is, weddings don’t have to follow a set schedule. With a bit of flexibility and a focus on what really matters, planning a wedding within a shorter timeframe can be surprisingly straightforward. Below, we’re breaking down what’s possible, along with expert insight to help you plan your dream day fast.
Is It Too Late to Plan a Wedding This Year?
photo by Apollo Fotografie – full wedding here
Chances are, it’s not too late
It’s easy to assume you’ve missed your chance, especially if you’re used to hearing about 12-18-month engagements. But the reality is, there are far more opportunities available than you might expect.
Emily Reno, Owner of Elopement Las Vegas, admits, “As a planner, I never feel like it’s truly too late to plan a wedding within the same year. In fact, if you are someone who can make decisions and go with them without second-guessing yourself or needing to look at a million options, it’s actually a really efficient way to plan a wedding.”
That said, being flexible does play an important role in making that shorter timeline work.
“The only situation where it may be too late is if you have your heart set on anything particular, like a certain date and a venue, band, or photographer,” confirms Jamie Chang, Owner and Destination Wedding Planner at Mango Muse Events. “But, if you’re flexible, it’s never too late to start planning and get married in the same year.”
The key is shifting your mindset. Instead of aiming for one specific date or setup, think in terms of what could work. A shorter lead time might mean being open to different locations or even seasons, but that flexibility can unlock options you didn’t realise were there in the first place.
photo by Kaitlynn Faith Photo – full wedding here
6
Apr
2026
By Boho
Happy Easter Monday everyone! I hope you are having a lovely Easter Bank Holiday. Ours has been pretty chilled which has been lovely, Easter walks, Easter Eggs, dinner with family and time spent with my boys, perfect! What about you? Today I am back with my colours series of Boho Pins. Last time I brought you Pink Weddings so today, because it’s Easter I thought it would be the perfect time to celebrate all things spring and look at the best pastel weddings I have featured here on the blog. All shades of pastel have always been a firm choice with weddings, from pink to peach, yellow to baby blue, pastels will always play a versatile role in the wedding world. So what better idea than to put them all together and create a wonderful collection off things pastel.
photo by andiregenphoto – full wedding here
photo by Bec Hudson Smith & Fiona Lewis Photography – full wedding here
photo by Nicola Belson Photography – full shoot here
3
Apr
2026
By Boho
Happy Easter everyone! With if being Good Friday I wanted to bring you something spring themed, so I am delighted to share with you this gorgeous spring themed styled shoot. Celebrating all that is innovative, personal and aesthetically pleasing, this styled shoot took place at Dana Warp Mill in Westbrook, Maine is an absolute delight. Bursting with spring freshness, as the colours burst out of each image, the overall feel of the shoot is young, edgy, romantic and hopeful. It has been submitted by Michelle Glassman from Petalage and captured beautifully by Jessie Felix Photography
