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Danny and Madi’s Weekend Long Wedding in Vermont With Lots of Personal Touches by Hailee Rawson
Happy Friday everyone, I hope you have all had a good week so far? What...
16
Mar
2026
By Boho
Happy Monday everyone! Today I am back with my colours series of Boho Pins. Last week I brought you Green weddings, so today I thought I would turn my attention to a colour that doesn’t get that much attention at weddings, yellow. Yellow is such an amazing colour, it’s bright, cheerful, full of fun and goes with so many other colourways. I love it so much I chose it as my own wedding colour, which worked perfectly for my Ibiza wedding. For some reason though I don’t see it featured that much on weddings here on the blog, so I’d love to see it gain popularity. Yellow is especially a great choice when it comes to spring weddings, think daffodils, spring bulbs, mixing it with green and white to make it even more seasonal. Yellow can be a really versatile colour for your wedding and it is sure to put a big smile onto everyone’s faces.
photo by Little But Fierce Photography – full wedding here
photo by Eastlyn & Joshua – full wedding here
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13
Mar
2026
By Boho
The Boho Wedding Directory is a hand-picked list of all awesome wedding suppliers in the business, ready to help you plan your Boho wedding. The Directory is located in the main menu bar at the top of each page and is super easy to use. It is split up into suppliers and regions making it easy for you to find the perfect Boho supplier for your wedding.
To make sure you don’t miss any of the wonderful suppliers that have been added to the directory, each week I showcase the suppliers that have joined in a mini update. This weeks new suppliers added to the directory are:
Photography: Chris Denner
Creative direction for couples who want their wedding to look like cinematic stills. Photography for the rule breakers and the slow dancers, the ones craving dramatic light, real movement, and undeniable main character energy. Creative edge meets emotional punch.
More Information: www.boho-weddings.com/chris-denner
Photography: Jess Yarwood Photography
Hello I’m Jess. Let’s ditch the wedding traditions and plan your day, your way! I am a creative, artistic, reportage photographer who loves to craft images showing laughter and love. I want to capture your romantic story, so get in touch and let’s start your wedding adventure together.
More Information: www.boho-weddings.com/jess-yarwood-photography
Photography: Liam Collard Photography
Hi We are Stam and Liam, the duo behind Liam Collard Photography Let’s see if we are on the same page… You are on a quest for compelling, real moments that go beyond wedding photography. We are your kind of people! You want imaginative and artistic storytelling for your London or destination wedding. We are obsessed with creating it! You value personal service, creativity, and excellence. That’s what we believe you deserve, too! You want to have extraordinary photographs that capture the emotion, the laughter, and the moments that matter. We are a creative couple who love to make that happen.
More Information: www.boho-weddings.com/liam-collard-photography
13
Mar
2026
By Boho
Happy Friday everyone, I hope you have all had a good week so far? What have you got planned this weekend? We are off to see Diversity on Saturday and then Sunday we are going to Manchester for the Banksy exhibition which I am really excited about! For todays wedding I am taking you to the mountains of Vermont for the super personal wedding of Madi and Danny. As this was a destination wedding they decided to make the wedding last a whole weekend, not just a day and what a weekend they had! With over 200 guests they really made the celebrations not just about them but about the people close to them, honouring their parents and grandparents in different ways throughout the weekend. The results were this highly personal and well thought out wedding, oozing with care and attention and of course a whole lot of love. All captured by Hailee Rawson.
12
Mar
2026
By Boho
London is surprisingly well-suited to a polished and sophisticated hen weekend. The city has enough variety that a group can move between elegant hotels, quiet gardens, spa treatments, and rooftop views without spending half the day in taxis. Central neighbourhoods such as Bloomsbury, Covent Garden, and Soho sit close enough together that most places can be reached on foot or by a short Underground ride.
That proximity makes it easier to plan a celebration that feels social and relaxed. A morning might begin in a Georgian townhouse hotel, followed by a stroll through Russell Square, then drinks overlooking the Thames. By evening, the group might be wandering narrow Soho streets looking for somewhere lively.
The Ultimate Guide to a Sophisticated Luxury London Hen Do
photo by gpointstudio
Boutique Suite Stays in a Historic Bloomsbury Townhouse
Bloomsbury works well as a base for a London hen weekend because it sits close to the West End but feels noticeably calmer once the theatre crowds thin out. The area is known for its Georgian garden squares and long rows of townhouses, many of which have been converted into small boutique hotels. Groups looking for somewhere central but less hectic often choose to stay in hotels in Bloomsbury London, especially around Russell Square, Bedford Place and Montague Street. Many of these properties occupy restored 18th-century buildings, and several have larger suites or adjoining rooms that make getting ready together far easier than standard hotels.
Most of the hotels overlook Bloomsbury’s historic squares. Russell Square is the largest, with wide paths and tall plane trees, while Tavistock Square nearby feels quieter and more residential. From here, much of central London is walkable. The British Museum sits a few minutes south on Great Russell Street, though the queues build quickly by late morning. Covent Garden is about a ten-minute walk, but locals often drift a little further toward Seven Dials, where the streets feel less crowded, and the food options tend to be better.
Photo by Vasim Memon
11
Mar
2026
By Boho
Let’s be honest, you spend months getting your wedding tables looking absolutely perfect. The flowers are gorgeous, the stationery is on point, and the food is going to be amazing. But once everyone takes their seats for the wedding breakfast, how do you keep the good vibes going?
Couples are always looking for fun, personal ways to surprise their guests. And actually, there’s a really simple tech trick that is becoming massively popular right now: QR codes.
I know, you’re probably thinking about pub menus. But it really doesn’t have to be like that. When you pair a simple QR code with some gorgeous stationery, you can actually create a really lovely, interactive experience for your family and friends without ruining the aesthetic of your day.
Here are a few ways to make it work for your wedding.
Why QR Codes Are the New Must-Have For Your Wedding Tables
Photo by Kunlathida Petchuen
A Modern Twist on Favours
Traditional favours are nice, but the truth is, a lot of those little bags of sugared almonds just get left behind at the end of the night. Instead of spending money on physical trinkets, you can give your guests an experience instead. By popping a nicely designed card with a QR code at each place setting, you can lead them to a hidden digital surprise.
Leave a Digital Love Letter
This is where platforms like 2Luv are brilliant. You can create your own digital love letter and link them straight to the QR codes on the table. Imagine your guests sitting down, scanning the code on their phones, and instantly reading a personal message from you both. It could be a little thank you, a funny memory about the people sitting at that specific table, or even a quick video saying hello. It brings an immediate smile to their faces before the food even arrives.
