Targeting the free-spirited couple, and inspired by an urban bohemian aesthetic, today's shoot is filled with tons of gorgeous wedding ideas for fall! The design team at Claire Duran Weddings & Events partnered with The Kama Photography + Taffy Floral to drum up an editorial brimming with organic elements with tribal patterns. Karolina from The Kama says, The shoot was designed so that it incorporated soft and flowy elements like the botanical style flowers and greenery, the feathers and the silk ribbon, with hard ones, like the paper flowers of the backdrop, the wood totes and the bottles. These totes and bottles were perfect to embrace the venue, a modern and eclectic bar/restaurant in Adams Morgan, DC.

We love the palette, which included blues, purples, greens and yellows, but in moodier shades to really showcase how to use those tones for a fall, or even winter, inspired wedding!

Lace on lace on lace. We love this look for boho bridesmaids!

Shop our fave lace pieces for your ladies below:

Having the groom + groomsmen in sweaters is such a great idea for fall! That aztec patterned sweater is from Lucky Brand + the gray cardigans are from Abercrombie.

The escort card display was a pretty collab between Honeyscope Modern Paper + Sarah Bohl Designs.

And just love that cake by Buttercream Bakeshop!

Thanks so much to the talented team below for sharing their beautiful take on a fall celebration with us today!

photography: The Kama Photography // coordination + styling: Claire Duran Weddings & Events // florals: Taffy Floral // hair: Georgetown Bride // makeup: Valerie Hammer Make Up Artistry // groom's sweater: Lucky Brand // groomsmen sweaters: Abercrombie // bride's gown: Johanna Johnson // bridesmaids dresses: Marshalls // cake: Buttercream Bakeshop // gift baskets: Marigold and Grey // stationery: Honeyscope Modern Paper // calligraphy: Sarah Bohl Designs // ceremony backdrop: Designs by Oochay Floral and Event Design // bridal shop: Hitched Salon // silk ribbon: Adorn Company // jewelry: Bloom // beer wood totes: Cody Lee Woodworking // hand painted coasters: Earth Art Decor