Strictly speaking you don’t need to define your wedding colours.
But, having a set scheme makes it much easier to create a beautiful look for your big day.
Your chosen color scheme helps you create a wedding theme, which gives your celebration a specific feel, such as fun, formal, or chic. For example, pastel color combos might feel romantic and soft, whereas jewel tones feel bold and dramatic
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The colors you choose should complement the venue where your wedding will take place. For example, if you are getting married in a church with white walls and dark wood accents, you might want to avoid using stark white in your wedding décor. Instead, you could use a light ivory or cream color. This will help to tie the room together and create a more cohesive look. Similarly, if you are getting married in a ballroom with marble floors and grand chandeliers, you might want to steer clear of busy patterns and stick to classic, timeless colors. Once you have considered the venue, take some time to look at wedding color inspiration online or in magazines. This will help you get an idea of what colors are trending and what shades will work well together. With so many options to choose from, it’s important to narrow down your choices early on in the planning process. Otherwise, you could end up feeling overwhelmed and stressed out as your wedding date approaches. So take your time, do your research, and pick wedding colors that you love!
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You can start to see the importance of colour palettes
Look more closely at summer wedding colour palettes
The colours of a sunny summer day create a beautiful natural vibe.
Plus, they’re equally at home in a luxury hotel or an outdoor countryside ceremony.
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Floral tips for this colour palette
Combine white and golden roses with bright green foliage. Choose golden marigolds for classic style appeal. Tie bouquets with champagne silk ribbons for added luxury.
With all the travel restrictions that are still in place, you may want to bring the Meditteranean to you.
A blue, white, and green colour palette does exactly this.
It’s also fresh and vibrant.
Stick to ocean shades of blue to avoid losing impact.
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Floral tips for this colour palette
We love the delphinium for a touch of romance amidst your Mediterranean vibe. Talking of romance, Love-in-a-Mist is a whimsical and beautiful blue bloom. Cornflowers are an ideal fit for the natural theme you’re creating with this colour palette.
Combine several shades rather than just a couple and you create a contemporary edge.
Adding a few metallic touches enhances the modern feel and adds a luxury finish.
Floral tips for this colour palette
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Floral tips for this colour palette Pair lily Elodie with cream roses for elegance. Choose Pompom dahlias for a soft and gentle feel. Add a sprig of common rosemary for a gentle aroma.
Your colour palette can make your dreams a reality right here in the UK.
Choose bright yellow and apricot shades accompanied by rainforest green hues.
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Floral tips for this colour palette Opt for a large solo sunflower instead of a traditional bouquet. Hedera helix ‘Green Ripple’ and Erysimum ‘Apricot Twist’ are great floral choices for this colour palette.
Choose rich purples, ruby reds, deep blues, and emerald greens.
Add pastel highlights to soften the effect for summer.
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Floral tips for this colour palette
Clematis are a stunning choice for this colour theme. Red roses evoke romance and passion, what’s not to love? Opt for the globe artichoke for a striking addition to your wedding blooms.
A white wedding palette is all about refined elegance.
Softening the edges with candlelight adds warmth.
You may also want to think about choosing different textures to create a more diverse and memorable landscape.
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Floral tips for this colour palette
Limit the greenery if your aim is an all-white effect. Coordinate bouquets by choosing white roses complemented by gypsophila for the bridal bouquet and gypsophila on its own for the bridesmaids’ flowers.
Bloom chrysanthemums are just fabulous in peach. Mint leaves and eucalyptus complement peach summer blooms. Add a finishing touch with peach rose boutonnieres.
Want to put the ‘hot’ into summer with your wedding colour palette? Fuschia does exactly that. Combine it with teal for a contrast that zings.
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Floral tips for this colour palette
Fuschia as a flower is perfect for this colour scheme with its dainty elegance. We love hyssop and astilbe for statement wedding floral creations. Genuine teal flowers don’t exist in nature but blooms and foliage can be enhanced to embrace this palette.
13. How Do I Choose a Colour Scheme for My Wedding?
Need some help deciding which color palette is the best choice for your wedding?
No problem.
We’ve worked with numerous couples bringing their big day to life.
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Decide on a Base Colour for Your Wedding
The base colour for your wedding is the one that will be centre stage. Choose a colour that you love and that’s suited to your venue and wedding theme. Once you have your base colour, you can choose your accent shades.
