Bohemian Moroccan Nights Wedding Inspiration

We are bringing all the Moroccan vibes to the UK today with this beautiful Moroccan wedding inspiration, set at Longton Wood in the evening for a really different atmosphere. Brought to use by creative wedding suppliers;  The Glitzy Balloon Company, Luke Batchelor Productions and The Great Little Glamping Company, hello dream team! There is a really authentic feel to this set of images thanks to the gorgeous dried flowers and pampas grass, brass lanterns and vases, unique props and gorgeous table styling. There is a stunning intricately pattered cake, awesome balloon installations, amazing stationery, a delicious grazing table, sweet treats including lollipops and cookies, as well as incredible hair and make up. YES.

I am also so happy to see our Wedding Directory member Lisa Lyons Bridal providing one of their exquisite dresses, just perfect for the bohemian style bride. Oh so dreamy!

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Moroccan Wedding Inspiration

We adored creating this Moroccan night inspired photoshoot with a festival/glamping feel.  These type of relaxed wedding vibes are so popular now and Longton Woods, being so magical, is the ideal location for creating this, it has the tallest trees that touch the sky and a quirky firepit seating area.  We had a night-time vision for this shoot, capturing the essence of the dark of the night, beautiful deep colour palette along with gorgeous dried flowers and pampas with Moroccan styled props and the warmth of a roaring firepit to capture the atmosphere.  So many shoots are in the light of the day, we wanted to show how cool this look was with a night vibe, as in reality that is when the party really starts!

When planning the shoot I had all the suppliers in mind that I had previously worked with,  I like to work with trusted suppliers that completely understand the vision and will run with it, especially as it was all arranged at the last minute.

Natalie from The Great Little Glamping Company, supplied our large bell tent, which was the main feature of our photoshoot, it was furnished by The Little Wedding Warehouse with a beautiful red vintage sofa, decorated with fluffy pampas grass, side tables and lanterns, the entrance was paved in vintage rugs and even more pampas, they also supplied an array of other Moroccan inspired props that looked fabulous.  I created a balloon garland with beautiful chrome golds, pastel blush, copper, mocha and grey, I added natural looking flowers, pampas and burnt orange roses.  It matched perfectly giving the entrance a real luxe feel.

Gwenda from Bohotanical is such an amazing florist, she has a beautiful boho style which is outstanding, she also came along with some lovely soft furnishing props for the table and fire pit seating area that added to the look we were trying to achieve.  She used a mix of dried flowers which were wild and free looking, they looked so pretty in her brass vases.  Gwenda made a beautiful dried flower crown for our bride which when styled with a handmade bespoke high-necked wedding dress from Lisa at Lisa Lyons Bridal it looked incredible.  Gilly from Gilly Hair and Makeup did a fantastic job of styling our brides hair and makeup, it was perfect for a night time vibe.

Cake designer Oh So Delicious created a breath taking Moroccan tiered wedding cake. Cookie Town added to our Moroccan look by adding some stunning tile effect cookies in burnt orange and blue with gold detail and then we had the loveliest lollipops from Willow and Boo with blue, deep red and gold leaf.

For the wedding buffet, we wanted to tap into the grazing table trend. Shot against a stunning bell tent, a luxe Moroccan style dining table on different levels featured a lavish Moroccan grazing trays by caterer, Graze with Me.  The stunning table display was completed with stylish white and gold vintage china and glassware from A Touch of Vintage.  The exquisite stationery suite was a bespoke design created by Rachel at Made by Rae Designs.  She paired contrasting watercolour washes of peach, orange and blue with a subtle Moroccan pattern, using sustainable uncoated textured papers.

It all came together beautifully, and we are very happy with the wonderful photographs from Luke at Luke Batchelor Productions, he really captured the essence and the warmth of the photoshoot.

Credit Where Credit Is Due

Wow so amazing. I just love this shoot.

Thanks so much to the whole creative team above for sharing with us this Moroccan wedding inspiration xo Lou