Any ideas? The bride means bohemian as in "non-traditional / unconventional", not as in the place. I have a topper and colors to work with, but I wondered what you're interpretation of "Bohemian" is.
I have a few ideas, but would love some help please.
Thank you. 
Check out the patterns I found here:
http://www.dreamcraftstore.co.uk/acatalog/BASIC_GREY_PAPERS.html
To me, those are bohemian. Bohemian to me just means very free flowing...I think the cake should be super fun!
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to ask the bride what HER interpretation is?
I actually *have* spoken with the bride (at length) about this. She has left artistic interpretation up to me. I will be showing some sketches in a few weeks at our consult. The purpose of this post was to brainstorm & gather OTHER interpretations. I am all set on colors, and plan to incorporate her unique topper into the design. I just wanted to see what other people thought of "bohemian". I'm sure I"ll figure this out.
Thank you.
NYCGiGi~ thank you for the helpful response.
I think of gypsy-style when I think Bohemian. Long gauzy skirts, free love, that sort of thing. Don't know if that helps any... 
I am thinking of a paisley pattern. Oh, and 'beaded" patterns and medallions, fondant "braids", moss-like textures, and sunflowers.
To me, it's something like this cake I did:
http://www.spdak.com/pictures/bohemian.htm
I think of gypsy-style when I think Bohemian. Long gauzy skirts, free love, that sort of thing. Don't know if that helps any...
You must have grown up in the 60's. That's what I think of too when I hear bohemian.
I didn't mean to seem unhelpful. (Although I knew there was a chance you'd take it that way.) I just bristle at the thought of, considering the wide range of potential interpretations, the time and effort spent on sketches and configurations that may be completely off the mark.
In addition to what the others have said, I think of macrame and strips of leather. I must be channelling my inner hippie.
Good luck with this cake! It sounds like a fun project.
I didn't mean to seem unhelpful. (Although I knew there was a chance you'd take it that way.) I just bristle at the thought of, considering the wide range of potential interpretations, the time and effort spent on sketches and configurations that may be completely off the mark.
In addition to what the others have said, I think of macrame and strips of leather. I must be channelling my inner hippie.
Good luck with this cake! It sounds like a fun project.
Thank you Diane. I'm also sorry if my first response was rude, it wasn't intended. I appreciate the help. I agree, a lot was left to the imagination.
Auntmamie~ I forgot to mention she wants square tiers. I still like the paisley idea though.
I'd rather not post their topper, incase they look at CC I'd rather not have my customer's "following me", if that makes sense.
The topper does remind me of a Henry Moore Sculpture though, with soft lines. I already do know how I will tie the topper into the cake though... I started sketching last night.
Thanks everyone.
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