Boho bridal styling continues to be a popular request for our Mélange consultants.  Boho fashion is heavily influenced by the free-spirited attitudes of the 1960s and 1970s.  It reflects individuality, wanderlust, and a love for natural elements.  It is a celebration of romance, art, and freedom.

Below are some ideas for our brides who are bohemian at heart and want to be inspired:

Flowy Fabrics

Boho wedding gowns look as light as air.  This means looking for dresses made of fabrics such as silk tulle, organza, chiffon, scallop lace, and French guipure lace.  Not only do these fabrics feel soft and luxurious, they look delicate.  They drape, flow, and make brides look ethereal. These fabrics give a sense of timeless romance.

Unique Design Details

Bohemians embrace artistry and uniqueness.  Mélange Bridal designers such as Divine Atelier and Modeca include elements that enhance gowns with special details such as dotted tulle, tiered skirts, flutter sleeves, hints of color, embroidery, and even metallic threading.  Though some of these details seem subtle, they create an overall unforgettable, poetic, and picturesque wedding gown.

Juliet Cap Veils

These veils remind us of fairy tales from our childhood.  They bring us to another time.  They are the epitome of a romantic bridal accessory.  In addition to bridal tulle, many Juliet Cap veils are also made and available in English net and French silk tulle.  Appliques and lace add even more charm and a dream-like look for unforgettable brides.

Flowers

Flowers represent the magic and beauty of nature.They are a special part of every bride’s wedding day.A bohemian bride would be incomplete without the incorporation of florals.Lace and/or floral appliqués provide the perfect opportunity to incorporate flower patterns into a wedding dress and/or veil. And of course, there is something stunning and whimsical about brides who weave flowers into their hair or wear a flower crown. Like every bride, flowers have a radiance that is both captivating and beloved.

Our bridal consultants love boho brides!  And to borrow a line from one of our favorite movies, “Moulin Rouge,” which celebrates love and the spirit of bohemian artists during 1900s France, “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love, and be loved in return.”