Choose your colors and the wedding design itself!
That?s overstating it a bit, but not by much: your color scheme is the main thing you?ll keep in mind when looking for all the visual pieces of the wedding- invitations, bridesmaids? dresses, flowers, table linens, you name
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?Watch your tone
If someone suggested a trio of ?red, orange, and yellow?, most women would picture a decorating scheme that?s more preschool than wedding. But calm down those vibrant colors with gray (this is what color experts call creating low-intensity or neutralized versions of a hue) and you get claret, coral, and copper-a soft, elegant palette that still feels warm.
?Strive for Balance
One hue in a color combination should dominate. (In most weddings, you?d use this color for the brides-maids? dresses, the ushers? ties, and the reception flowers.) The second hue should be subordinate to the first (maids? accessories and table linens, for example.) And a third color is used as an accent color- the boutonnieres and the ribbons on the bouquets, for
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?Set a mood
Consider how your colors will look in your space. A warm tone such as gold or salmon creates coziness- if your site doesn?t have much natural light; this is like giving the room a decorative hug. Cool hues (green, purple) make a space seem large and airy. Good choices for bright rooms, they can look washed-out in artificial light-something to keep in mind at an evening party.
For brides who want more vitality and glamour in their wedding the following color combinations will do justice to their yen for pizzazz.
?Red+lime+claret- Consider a bouquet combining Black Magic roses, pale green orchids, and burgundy calla lilies.
?Pink+green+blush-Visualize pink sundresses for the maids, blushing tulip bouquets, peridot earrings- and green and pink whale belts for the guys.
?Orange+turquoise+peach- Imagine a turquoise sea, an orange sunset, shoulders kissed by coral earrings, and a baby blue hydrangea bouquet.
For brides, who want the overall look to be harmonious but not boring, should try these colors for the effect.
?Red+magenta+violet- An aisle of red rose petals, an armful of magenta parrot tulips, violet sandals on your feet- Hot!
?Pink+coral+peach-Bright pink pin ?dots on a coral-iced cake, scoops of peach sorbet, and a candy buffet of pink lollipops, jelly beans and strawberry taffy.
?Orange+red+salmon- Spicy! For you: red stilettos and a ruby calla lily bouquet. For your maids: orange linen frocks and salmon flowers. Embellish with miles of paprika ribbon.
For brides who want to bring things down a notch, welcome to the world of neutrals.
?Red+silver+gray- Think how glorious a red umbrella looks on a rainy day- now picture gray silk tables and silver vases spilling over with cherry-red anemones, roses, and ranunculus.
?Pink+brown+cream- A chic choice of fashion folk, masculine brown mellows sugary pink, while cream plays to both shades. Cream and pink peonies wrapped in mocha satin ribbon.
?Orange+wheat+gold- Orange is the most user-friendly when paired with neutrals: a feasting table covered in unbleached linen, clementines tumbling from gilded bowls, and menus and place cards in
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It is your day. No matter how you want to play it, just play it perfect!