Down in the meadow is the ultimate bohemian wedding theme. With this theme, it’s best to let nature do most of the talking. At your outdoor wedding, leave the grass to grow long, and don’t fret about the overgrown hedges or untrimmed trees. You could even take things one step further and plant some meadow seeds to attract lovely little garden pollinators whose soft hum is all you need for music.

For a bohemian wedding theme, you can set long trestle tables in a grass or woodland setting and cover them with green linen tablecloths. You can even collect sections of tree trunks, leaves, or delicate twigs for some decorative elements. When it comes to lighting, why not use chunky candles and lanterns for a warm natural glow? Small hessian bags full of peach ranunculus, cream roses and gypsophila make a lovely, sweet smelling centrepiece.

The bride and her bridesmaids encapsulate a bohemian wedding theme in their cotton and linen dresses coloured in peach and eau de nil. Encourage all the bridesmaids to let their hair down, leave it tousled, and lace floral crowns in their curls. The groom and groomsmen will look dashing, yet cool and summery in linen waistcoats with floral buttonholes. One of the great things about a bohemian wedding theme is that everyone can be a little different, there are no rules or traditions.

If there’s rain in the forecast, baskets of wellies can be a nice touch. Rustic signposts on reclaimed wooden planks, fairy lights and torches can gently guide guests down illuminated garden paths or through some enchanting woods. And as the sun goes down, ward off the evening chill with a bonfire, surround it with hay bales and warm, cosy rugs for guests to sit on while sipping cider and listening to the gentle strumming of an acoustic guitar.