Every bride’s style is unique, and if you are more free you are probably already leaning towards a more bohemian look. If you’re looking to build on your boho dress, or just want to add some quirky additions, we’ve rounded up some of the most exciting boho wedding accessories to complete or complement your look.

Boho, in its earliest iteration, is about leading an unconventional life. Bohemianism was a 19th century movement of unorthodox lifestyles. When it comes to fashion, boho as we know it today takes its inspiration from the hippie movement of the 1960s and 1970s. It combines elements from nature with flowing fabrics, natural elements and eye-catching accessories.

Although boho is an established style, it’s still a departure from the classic, clean lines expected in most bridal wear. It’s softer and less formal. However, this does not detract from his ability to be beautifully brewed. Bohemian colors include warm tones that are accentuated by lighter accents. These can be pretty subtle, like whites and creams, or exciting additions with rich jewel tones.

What is particularly remarkable about this unconventional styling is that there are no specific rules. You can mix and match your boho wedding accessories however you like.

Flowers

With nature playing as the central motif for the overall boho look, flowers are an easy way to incorporate elements of the boho style into your big day.

Boho chic often features intricate flower crowns that can replace the more traditional ones Bridal crown or diadem. If you don’t want to get as big as a crown, consider boho accent features like combs or boutonnieres.

plumage

Another natural element that is common in the boho style, but also in weddings in general, is feathers. Much like leaves and flowers, feathers can add texture to your outfit.

Whether as a complement to your wedding dress or in your hair, feathers give your look a feminine flair and have the advantage that they are incredibly customizable. Choose from delicate ostrich feathers to textured, colored, and painted quills.

Macrame and raffia

Nothing screams boho more than macrame. While the origins of this weaving style are controversial, it is best known today thanks to the resurgence of its popularity in the 1970s. Back then it was used for wall decoration, but today macrame designs can add to your wedding day look.

From headbands to earrings, these designs are intricate and often have fringe-like aspects that add to your big day and add a more dynamic look.

Jewels

No wedding day without jewelry. Boho-inspired jewelry has its own unique look. Boho design elements with more gold than silver colors usually include a variety of materials such as pearls, semi-precious stones, and a variety of metals.

While earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are the focus of boho jewelry, accessories can go even further. Large, detailed halo headgear has become increasingly popular as a wedding trend. For a more subtle look, a draped chain headdress or an ornate anklet add a touch of boho flavor.