Today’s wedding inspiration is a heady mix of exotic bohemian style and beautiful Moroccan chic!
If you’re looking to plan your 2015 wedding with an intoxicating twist, I think the Moroccan chic vibe could be just for you! Imagine a balmy summers day, perfect for an outdoor boho wedding. Arabian style tents, sweet tea cocktails and the smell of jasmine in the air…
Originally inspired by the amazing image above [I love her wedding dress!], I created this gorge wedding inspiration board…
I chose a colour palette of desert sand, burnt henna, muted dusky blue and matte gold. Mysterious and exotic!
Imagine your soiree with Bedouin tents, rich patterned textile furniture and cushions strewn around. For an ambient setting use lots of candlelight housed in gorgeous Moroccan lamps.
For wedding stationery why not chose a stylish mosaic pattern that could also be carried over to your wedding cake. Or perhaps this beautiful motif will inspire?
I absolutely adore this Moroccan chic wedding inspiration and feel it suits the lovely laid back bohemian style reminiscent of the 60s and 70s. Absolutely perfect for your summer 2015 wedding!
Feeling inspired lovelies? How would you infuse Moroccan boho chic into your big day?
WTW Catch Up
Missed any posts from last week? Catch up here…
Galia Lahav 2015 Wedding Dresses | Tales of the Jazz Age
Romantic Boho Wedding With A Beautiful Claire Pettibone Wedding Dress: Kyla & Keith
Want That Wedding Top Posts For 2014
A Super Fun, ‘London’ Inspired Real Wedding: Jen & Tris
Lots of Love
XxX Sonia
and remember… keep wanting!
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