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I’ve always been drawn to the boho wedding style because it feels relaxed and personal. When it comes to setting the tables, this vibe lets you mix textures, colors, and natural elements to make a space that feels both stylish and inviting.
If you want your wedding tables to feel warm and unique without looking too formal, boho settings offer a perfect balance of casual elegance and creativity.
Here are some ideas that might help you get that chic look while keeping things comfortable and real.
1. Flowing cheesecloth or gauze table runners
I like using cheesecloth or gauze as table runners for a relaxed, boho feel. They add soft texture and a natural look, especially for outdoor or rustic weddings. The fabric just sort of drapes and flows, giving any table a gentle, easygoing vibe.
2. Bare wood tables adorned with greenery
Bare wood tables instantly bring warmth and a natural touch. I like to scatter greenery over the top for a fresh, unfussy look. It keeps things simple and fits the laid-back boho mood.
3. Textured placemats and vintage chargers
Textured placemats add depth and a rustic vibe that feels right at home in a boho setting. I’m a fan of vintage chargers—wooden or woven ones, especially. They set off the plates with a bit of character but don’t steal the show.
4. Minimalistic centerpieces with long-stem flowers
Long-stem flowers in simple vases just look so clean and elegant. They add some height but don’t crowd the table. This kind of centerpiece feels natural and quietly beautiful—very boho.
5. Colorful, low floral arrangements
Low floral arrangements keep the table open and easy to chat across. I like using bright flowers for a pop of energy—nothing too tall, so people can actually see each other. Mixing colors just makes everything feel more alive.
6. Natural garlands with eucalyptus and ivy
Eucalyptus and ivy garlands bring in a fresh, simple look without a ton of fuss. The green tones pair well with wood tables and give everything an earthy, calm vibe.
7. Lanterns with candles for warm lighting
Lanterns with candles just make everything feel cozy. The soft glow is inviting and sets a romantic mood—never too harsh or bright. I always think candlelight is a must for intimate boho celebrations.
8. Succulent arrangements as table accents
Succulent arrangements add a natural, grounded touch. Their simple shapes and muted colors feel calming. Plus, they last way longer than most flowers, which is a big win for all-day parties.
9. Vintage books stacked as centerpiece bases
Stacking vintage books as centerpiece bases adds height and a bit of whimsy. I like to top them with small flowers or candles—keeps things interesting but not overdone.
10. Burlap table runners paired with white linen
Burlap runners over white linen just work. The contrast between rough burlap and smooth linen feels both rustic and a little refined. It’s a classic combo for boho or country weddings.
11. Handmade crystal candles for ambiance
Handmade crystal candles bring a soft, magical glow to the table. The way the crystals catch the light is so pretty. I think they add a touch of elegance without making things stiff or formal.
12. Layered fabrics for a cozy tablescape
I usually start with a neutral tablecloth, then add a colorful runner or maybe a bit of macramé. Layering fabrics gives the table depth and makes it feel extra inviting.
13. Eclectic mix of mismatched dinnerware
Mismatched plates and bowls? I’m all for it. Different patterns and colors make the table feel personal and relaxed. It’s way more interesting than everything matching perfectly.
14. Pampas grass accents in neutral tones
Pampas grass in shades like beige, ivory, or light brown adds a soft, natural look. I like mixing it into centerpieces or just scattering a few stems along the runner. It’s understated but really brings that boho feeling together.
15. Two ways to style linen napkins
Honestly, I just fold linen napkins however feels right for the mood—usually something simple to keep things looking clean and natural. Sometimes that’s a rectangle or square, just laid flat on the plate.
But if I’m feeling a little more relaxed, I’ll drape the napkin loosely over the edge of the table. That soft, easy look really brings out the boho vibe, don’t you think?
