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Wedding Colors
Why Are Colors Important?One of the first questions people often ask about upcoming weddings is “what are your colors?” Colors are an important part of
weddings because they will dictate:
• Dresses and ties
• Accessories (napkins and tablecloths)
• Wedding cake colors
• Invitations
Choose Your Favorite ColorMost often, brides and grooms choose their favorite colors.
This is a pretty popular method of choosing wedding colors and still remains the most favorite way to decorate a wedding.
However, some couples choose the most stylish colors or the current popular colors as well.
How to Choose Complimentary Colors
You might have your favorite color already in mind, but you also need to choose a complimentary colors as well.
One way to choose complementary colors is to look at a color wheel.
Artists use these color wheels when they paint or draw and they’re designed to show which colors compliment or highlight each other.
What Does Your Color Say About You?
The colors you choose have a lot to say about you, and some brides specifically choose colors that they think reflect their personalities as well as their hopes and dreams for marriage.
Red helps create a warm stimulating mood and defines you as action oriented and passionate.
Green is calm and restive and could suggest that you crave peace and contentment.
More Color Statements
Blue is also relaxing and peaceful, but unlike green it can show that you’re a very devoted person and that trust is important to you. It’s also popular for beach weddings, so keep this in mind for all beach weddings.
Purple will give an air of mystery an fantasy to your wedding, and can indicate that you’re sensitive and compassionate.
Pink suggests a nature that is understanding and nurturing
Tips for Choosing ColorIf looking online isn’t enough for you, try checking out Home Depot’s paint isle with the sample colors.
These paint samples can really help with decorating and color problems.
They can also help bride’s maids ensure that their shoes and dresses all match if you’re buying them separately and not all together. Plus they can help decorate your wedding venue.
Go With Your Gut FeelingAbove all, go with your gut instincts.
They will guide you best. Even if your favorite color doesn’t quite reflect your personality, go with what pleases your eyes.
Don’t let color consume you. It’s a big deal, but don’t let it make your wedding stressful.
Enjoy Yourself!
It’s your big day. Enjoy yourself and don’t let the little things trip you up. Get lost in the memories and remember to have a good time.
About UsJanet PlacekFounder & [email protected]
www.BridalVeilDreams.com
Bridal Veil Dreams brings together expert wedding bloggers, a wedding vendor guide, affordable wedding décor, and the site’s most popular feature, The Hope Chest.
Here couples can browse, and resell their wedding goods, so that budget-conscious brides can take advantage of used wedding gowns and other treasures.
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