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Color and the choices we make regarding the use of it, reflect our personalities. Likewise, the color or colors you choose for your wedding will also reflect your style and personality. To choose your wedding colors, you may go with a favorite color, or you might pick colors which harmonize with your seasonal palette. Spring and fall weddings fall into the Warm color category. Summer and winter weddings fall into Cool color palette.
Color meanings for your wedding
White
Ivory
Many brides opt to have an ivory gown for their wedding. Ivory, like white, represents quiet, pleasantness with a touch of luster. Ivory is a soft, neutral color which has a touch of earthiness of brown hues. It carries the same pureness, softness, and cleanliness of white but is slightly richer, a touch warmer. This is a great color choice for brides having a spring or fall wedding, as the traditional seasonal colors compliment ivory.
Gold
Gold is a precious metal and the color gold is associated with wealth and prosperity. Gold is eye catching and lends richness and warmth to your color palette. Add a golden glow to an earthy palette of browns, orange or greens. Reds, burgundy and purple are warmed with hints of gold. A wonderful accent color to fall weddings, and a traditional hue.
Silver
Silver, especially bright silver, is cool like grey, but is lively and playful. It is sleek and modern while still adding the feeling of riches. Adding silver to your wedding will add glamour and will make your day sparkle. This is a versatile color which pairs nicely with almost any color. Use silver with cool shades of blue for winter weddings. Silver is also a lovely addition to a black and white theme making the colors pop without taking away from the design.
Black
A conservative color, black goes with almost any color, except those with deep hues. It is sexy and sophisticated, modern and elegant. Many weddings which are black-tie, give off the feelings of opulence and grandeur. It is a year round color.
Red
Red is an extremely strong, passionate color. As a stimulant, red is the hottest of the warm colors can make your blood boil or your passion ignite. In some cultures, Red denotes purity, joy and celebration. In China, red is the color of happiness, prosperity and good luck. A wonderful color for Christmas and Valentine weddings. For fall, select a deeper shade of red such as burgundy. Pink: Pink is the softer, sweeter side of red. It is a delicate color which symbolizes abundance, compassion and love. Pink roses symbolize grace, gentleness and joy. Pale pinks are wonderful for Spring weddings and vibrant pinks are lovely for Summer weddings. Pink can be warmed with gold or cooled when paired with silver.
Orange
Brides who choose orange are spontaneous, bold, daring and trendy. Orange is an inspirational and stimulating, yet warm and inviting. It is said that people who love life, love orange. Orange is also the color of transition – which can symbolize your new life together. Orange is versatile for weddings; soft creamsicle for spring, Tangerine for summer or Burnt Orange for fall.
Yellow
Yellow is the color of sunshine. It denotes happiness and joy and is a warm color. It is a symbol of hope and courage. Alone, yellow makes an impact, and it compliments many other colors well when used as an accent color. Very pale yellows work for spring weddings, lemon yellows are lovely for a citrus summer theme and dark mustard yellows make fall weddings come alive.
Green
Green shades symbolize life, growth, fertility, health and the environment. With both a warming effect like yellow, and a cooling effect like blue, green is a balanced, harmonized color. Down to earth brides may be drawn to this color. Green can be used year round, by varying the shades. Think crisp springtime green, grass green for summer weddings, olive green for fall and emerald green for winter.
Blue
Blue is tranquil, calm, peaceful, honest, trusting, and faithful. It is said to bring love and luck to weddings, and in many religious beliefs brings peace or is believed to keep the bad spirits away. Blue is a year round color; pastel blues work well in spring. Sky, Aqua or turquoise blues are great for summer. Deep royal blues and navy blues work well for fall and winter events.
Purple
Often associated with both royalty and spirituality, purple is a mysterious color with both warm and cool properties. Deep or bright purples suggest riches and wealth, while lighter purples are more romantic and delicate. Purple in your wedding can also symbolize dignity, value, tolerance and togetherness. Lavenders and Lilacs are wonderful for spring and summer weddings. Deep purples and eggplant are marvelous for fall and winter events.
Brown
Brown is a down to earth, natural, neutral color. It is a warm color that represents wholesomeness, dependability, friendliness, and steadfastness. Use shades of brown to represent the warmth and honesty of your marriage. Taupe, beige or cream make lovely spring and summer colors, and chocolate brown is lovely for fall and winter. This shade can be coupled with many other shades as it is a neutral tone. Pairs lovely with an ivory wedding gown. Gold, copper and rust accents add warmth and dimension to brown.
HOT WEDDING COLORS COMBINATIONS
BLACK AND WHITE
Ebony and ivory, like the bridal couple, make a complementary duet. The color combo exudes the most formal of looks. The palette goes well with a New Year's Eve celebration.
LILAC and CHOCOLATE BROWN
This natural combo is a simple pairing inspired by the flower itself and its wooden branches. The color purple, in all its shades and tints in between, are making its presence known in many of today's bridal events.
CHOCOLATE BROWN and TAUPE
Design your fall wedding around this perfect pairing of minimalist colors. The duet exudes cool, warm and clean feelings.
BURNT ORANGE and CHOCOLATE BROWN
This pair is reminiscent of the 1970's but is making a strong comeback in wedding décor. The rich brown and saturated orange found naturally in tree leaves, is the perfect nod to the season.
CELADON and CHOCOLATE BROWN
Just like nature's pairing of green leaves and brown bark, this color couple goes hand-in-hand. The combo makes a warm and soothing color palette for an autumn wedding
YELLOW and CHOCOLATE BROWN
Golden yellow leaves and dark brown branches look stunning in natural surroundings. And it will create an equal impression throughout your wedding details.
RICH CHOCOLATE BROWN
Though not a traditional wedding color, brown is a very popular color right now for weddings and for fashion in general. The best browns are medium to deep toned chocolate. Brown is very versatile and can be paired with a wide variety of colors. Chocolate can lend lots of different touches to your wedding depending on what you pair it with. Brown with sage green gives a rustic look while brown with turquoise blue has a mod feel.
PINK AND GREEN
Pink and green is perfect for a spring or summer wedding. Think vibrant, plentiful greenery and soft pink roses. Pastels are perfect for this color scheme. Try pink and green balloons and streamers, as well as table centerpieces that feature lots of green foliage and pink blossoms. Carry the color scheme into the bridal bouquet with rich greenery and preferably, pink roses. The result is soft, natural and romantic!
ALL PINK
An all pink color scheme screams femininity and romance. You can use the same shade of pink for all your decorations and accessories, or add interest with all different shades of pink.
BURGUNDY AND EMERALD
Rich jewel tones such as burgundy and emerald are contrasting colors that work especially well for a winter wedding. This color scheme is ideal for a Christmas themed wedding and can be echoed with floral arrangements like red roses, holly berries, poinsettia and more.
NAVY AND SILVER
This is another winter color scheme that invokes a frosty, luxurious feeling. Try a navy tablecloth accented with silver snowflakes for a winter wonderland look. Use navy and silver balloons and streamers, and accent tables with floating candle bowls featuring navy and silver candles. Shades of Purple Purple, especially lighter shades, is perfect for spring. Try lilacs and lavender in your floral arrangements, and go with balloons and streamers in a variety of shades from pale to dark.
RED AND BLACK
If you're looking for a striking gothic look, try red and black. This is a good color scheme for winter and perfect for an unconventional couple seeking something a little different. Go with deep red roses and lots of black lace adornments for a romantic sophistication.
SUNNY YELLOW
On the other end of the spectrum lies yellow. An excellent choice for spring, yellow can add a beautiful sunny touch to any celebration.
ROYAL BLUE and SUN YELLOW
This color combo conjures up images of sailboats on the open sea. Therefore, this duet of colors makes the ideal choice for a nautical theme wedding.
OCEAN TONES
Shades of turquoise accented with sandy tones is the perfect choice for a beach themed wedding. Accent tables with bowls filled with sand, shells, and turquoise candles. Use turquoise and beige streamers and balloons to invoke a beachy feeling
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