Trend Alert: Neo-Mint and MOHO

Kylie Carlson, Founder / CEO, The Wedding and Event Institute

June 16, 2020

3 Min Read
Trend Alert: Neo-Mint and MOHO

Neo-mint and MOHO are the two trends on our mind as we approach summer and, although they may sound out of the ordinary, they will certainly become commonplace in the weddings and events that lie ahead. 

Let’s take a look at both of these up-and-coming trends and how they can make a splash in your future events. 

Neo-Mint 

Mint is back in the spotlight, but not as we know it from years past. Instead, neo-mint is filling in as a contemporary reimagining of the classic mint hue. Neo-mint is a more modern, moodier version of its peppy counterpart, and it evokes an earthier feel — which pairs well with the MOHO trend detailed below.

Rachel_Takes_Pictures_4.jpg

Neo-mint evokes an earthy feel. Photo courtesy Rachel Takes Pictures. 

Neo-mint is a natural fit alongside other hues from the green and blue spectrums, but it’s just as striking paired with neutrals like champagne or soft blush.

“Cool and fresh, mint is a color sure to make a big impact in 2020,” assures Vaishali Shah of Ananya Cards. “In harmony with the colors of nature, it is like a breath of fresh air and optimism at a time when our trees and plant life are under threat. This gender-neutral color is the perfect pastel.” 

Rachel_Takes_Pictures_3_(1).jpg

Neo-mint is a natural fit alongside other hues from the green and blue spectrums, but it’s just as striking paired with neutrals like champagne or soft blush. Photo courtesy Rachel Takes Pictures.

Truly versatile, neo-mint can be the colorful pop to both dark and light palettes; much like the very-popular blush pink, we expect neo-mint to become a go-to shade for many couples.

MOHO

Simply put, MOHO is short for ‘modern bohemian’ — a theme that plays beautifully with the neo-mint palette. The MOHO trend is borne out of a blending between ethereal and abstract features for a soft yet impactful design. Think bold color palettes of saffron, cinnamon stick, and grape compote paired with soft, natural touches like pampas grasses, cotton linens, and rattan. It is where organic meets contemporary in all the very best ways, and is a beautiful way to breathe new life into a trend of the past.

You get your tried-and-true boho details, like macramé, lace, and baby’s breath, but you also get the vibrant jewel tones that have been taking over the industry like bright amethyst and sparkling ruby. Think lush floral crowns decked out with crystals or gilded accents. It truly is the best of both worlds.  

Rachel_Takes_Pictures_1_(1).jpg

Bold color palettes of saffron, cinnamon stick, and grape compote paired with soft, natural touches like pampas grasses, cotton linens, and rattan will be on trend. Photo curtesy Rachel Takes Pictures. 

“2019 was the year of boho weddings, vintage, and fine art,” says Chloé Atlan of Aava Wedding. “Pampas grass has been seen in many weddings and is set to last a few more years for the boho and casual ambience it brings.” 

Clementine Ward of AwardWeddings adds: “Natural colors such as cream will carry over, with cream tablecloths, draping for ceremony, and flowers such as pampas grass. Couples like airy arrangements.”  

Rachel_Takes_Pictures_2_(1).jpg

 

"MOHO" stands for modern bohemian and is where organic meets contemporary in all the very best ways, and is a beautiful way to breathe new life into a trend of the past.  Photo curtesy Rachel Takes Pictures. 

This melded style opens up countless possibilities for adapting to a couple’s personality. It can play with urban, edgy vibes or a sweet, delicate aesthetic. MOHO can also incorporate nearly every color palette, so it’s a great theme to get creative and try something new. 

Neo-mint and MOHO: two distinct trends that marry together for a stunning combination. Play around with your event designs to find a one-of-a-kind style that is perfect for your clients.  


About the Author

Kylie Carlson

Founder / CEO, The Wedding and Event Institute

Kylie Carlson is the owner of The Wedding Academy, a globally-known education organization for industry professionals. Since its start in 2007, the Academy has launched the careers of over 4,000 wedding planners with their certification courses, and Kylie has devoted her time to empowering other CEOs and entrepreneurs to build a meaningful, powerful career. She’s also the founder of Wedding CEO Club and the Wedding CEO Podcast. www.weddingandeventinstitute.com

Subscribe and receive the latest catering news, recipes, tips, essential content.
Yes, it's completely free