Planning a Moroccan Boho wedding brings together the rich, vibrant traditions of North African design with free-spirited bohemian elements. Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, these 24 Moroccan Boho wedding design ideas will help you create an unforgettable atmosphere that’s both exotic and welcoming.
1. Lantern-Lined Aisles
Create a magical walkway with traditional Moroccan lanterns in copper and brass. Mix different sizes and patterns for an authentic bazaar feel, and add LED candles for safety and longevity throughout your celebration.
2. Jewel-Toned Lounge Areas
Set up cozy seating areas with low-lying poufs, floor cushions, and ottomans in rich jewel tones like emerald, sapphire, and amethyst. Add metallic accents to enhance the luxurious feel.
3. Moroccan Arch Backdrop
Design a ceremony backdrop using a traditional Moroccan arch adorned with macramé hangings, dried pampas grass, and desert roses. This creates a stunning focal point for your vows and photos.
4. Patterned Rugs as Decor
Layer vintage Moroccan rugs to create pathways, define spaces, and add authentic pattern and texture to your venue. Mix different styles and sizes for an eclectic look.
5. Brass Tea Service Stations
Set up traditional mint tea service stations with ornate brass teapots and glasses. This adds both a decorative element and an interactive experience for your guests.
6. Mosaic Table Settings
Incorporate mosaic patterns in your table settings through charger plates, tiles as place cards, or printed table runners. Keep the color scheme cohesive but varied.
7. Hanging Rattan Light Fixtures
Install rattan pendant lights or chandeliers to create ambient lighting with intricate shadow patterns. Mix with string lights for a magical evening atmosphere.
8. Painted Moroccan Doors
Use traditional painted doors as photo backdrops or ceremony markers. These can be rented or created using wooden panels and paint in traditional patterns.
9. Textured Throw Pillows
Scatter leather poufs and embroidered pillows throughout your venue for both decoration and comfort. Choose pieces with tassels, sequins, and detailed needlework.
10. Desert Palm Centerpieces
Create centerpieces using palm fronds, dried flowers, and metallic vessels. Add touches of local succulents and air plants for a desert-inspired arrangement.
11. Spice Market Favor Display
Set up a favor station resembling a spice market with small bags of traditional Moroccan spices, tea blends, or locally-sourced honey in decorative jars.
12. Geometric Pattern Details
Incorporate traditional geometric patterns in your invitation suite, signage, and table numbers. Use metallic ink for an extra special touch.
13. Colorful Dessert Tables
Style your dessert table with traditional pastries displayed on tiered brass stands, surrounded by colored glass lanterns and fresh mint sprigs.
14. Macramé Wall Hangings
Add texture to plain walls with large macramé hangings featuring both traditional Moroccan and bohemian patterns.
15. Metal Filigree Card Holders
Use intricate metal cardholders for table numbers and place cards, adding an authentic touch to your table settings.
16. Kilim-Inspired Cake Design
Decorate your wedding cake with patterns inspired by traditional Kilim rugs, using edible metallic paint and bold colors.
17. Tasseled Everything
Add tassels to chair backs, napkins, and favor bags for a playful touch that ties into the Moroccan theme.
18. Textile Wall Displays
Create eye-catching wall displays using vintage textiles, rugs, and tapestries in complementary colors.
19. Floor Cushion Ceremony Seating
Replace traditional ceremony chairs with floor cushions and low benches for an intimate, authentic atmosphere.
20. Painted Tile Place Cards
Use hand-painted ceramic tiles as place cards, which double as favors for your guests.
21. Bohemian Umbrella Installation
Create shade and visual interest with painted parasols and traditional Moroccan umbrellas hung at varying heights.
22. Metal Lantern Centerpieces
Use groups of metal lanterns as table centerpieces, mixing heights and patterns for visual interest.
23. Incense Station
Set up an incense station with traditional Moroccan scents like frankincense and myrrh to engage multiple senses.
24. Woven Basket Displays
Incorporate traditional woven baskets as decor elements, using them to hold programs, favors, or flowers.
