Today’s all about modern bohemian wedding romance complete with jewel-toned gorgeousness! Beth Hanson Photography, from Oklahoma City, captured these incredible boho wedding images shot at Oklahoma’s The Glass Chapel. The stunning, and aptly named, glass chapel venue in Broken Arrow, is tucked into a grove of trees making for an intimate, quiet ceremony space that is still gorgeously bathed in natural light.

Modern Bohemian Wedding with Jewel Tones

Today’s wedding inspiration is filled with macrame details, an epic ceremony set-up complete with geometric wedding arch, vintage rugs, a gorgeous outdoor dessert table, and beautifully romantic wedding reception tables.

And let’s not get started on the colorful cocktails, hat with flower crown and all those incredible mauve, pink, burgundy, emerald, and neutral touches – details brought to life by a team of vendors including Malyn Made Weddings and Andi Bravo of The Inspired Collective OK.

Macrame installations by House Sparrow Nesting, stationary and calligraphy by Laurel & Marie, rentals from Party Pro, La vintage , Tried and True, and fabrics by Michelle Bias Creative were combined with music and uplighting by LionsRoad to add the final touches to the modern bohemian ambiance.

The result? Perfection!

Modern Bohemian Wedding with Jewel Tones

The incredible array of florals designed by Crooked Roots Design included bouquets, centerpieces, a hat crown, greenery and florals on a peacock chair at the gazebo, chapel arch florals, floras on cake table and the gazebo arrangement. They included white iris, viburnum blooms, blush hanoi ranunculus, pink charlotte ranunculus, ink butterfly ranunculus, mauve cafe latte roses, clematis, raspberries, sweet peas, jasmine vines, helecho, ferns, and lisianthus.

Ash Franke Styles wove gold hair loops into the bride’s braid for extra bohemian flair, while MLB Artistry focused on creating a look inspired by natural glam.

Three boho wedding dresses were selected from Tesori Bridal, including one with belle sleeves and plunging neckline, a second modest, textured wedding dress, and finally, a detail-oriented, form fitted, full train and spaghetti strap. The groom wore a suit from Threads on Boston.

Blue label Bartending created custom drink mixes with non-traditional flavors inspired by natural elements and flavors. Blackberries, mint leaves and cucumbers tied the drinks to the hat with a blackberry crown, and the wedding cake.