Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Wedding Colors: 12 Crazy Color Combos That Actually Work
There are certain colors that we all know match: Black and White, Blue and Silver or Purple and Gold. But those aren't your only options for your wedding. Unexpected combos like tangerine and wasabi are pretty.
Tangerine and Wasabi: This fresh palette calls for a modern reception space, like an all-white loft or even a fun and funky downtown exposed-brick venue.
Strawberry and Lime: Summertime is the perfect season to break out this bright combo. Bonus: Such flower-friendly colors will be easy on your florist (and your budget).
Peppermint and Aqua: There's something so playful about this pairing, perfect for a garden country-club wedding or even a laid-back beach wedding.
Burnt Orange and Sky Blue: You have to be diligent about the balance of color with such a bold combo, but we love how unexpected the pale blue is when paired with a spicy orange hue.
Wintergreen and Lavender: A very approachable and easy to execute combo -- purple looks so sweet when paired with soft green.
Gray and Yellow: Industrial and mod – introduce a color combo like this on your invites and your guests will get the picture.
Powder Blue and Plum: The best part about these colors is how surprisingly translatable they are. Push the deeper plums if you're having a formal ballroom wedding, or wash your reception in powder blue and little splashes of dark purple for a more casual vibe.
Bubblegum and Grassy Green: Here, the bright pink just pops when set against a fresh green backdrop
Butter and Gold: Sophisticated and neutral, think of this combo as the go-to color palette for a formal wedding.
Chocolate and Vanilla: Dress it up or down -- you can't go wrong with such a clean palette
Navy and Fuchsia: Modern meets preppy with this bold pairing. Just be careful not to overwhelm your entire room with such a bright palette.
Sunflower and Sea Glass Blue: Perfect for a waterside wedding or even an outdoor springtime reception, pull it off with yellow flowers and blue accents.
Tangerine and Wasabi: This fresh palette calls for a modern reception space, like an all-white loft or even a fun and funky downtown exposed-brick venue.
Strawberry and Lime: Summertime is the perfect season to break out this bright combo. Bonus: Such flower-friendly colors will be easy on your florist (and your budget).
Peppermint and Aqua: There's something so playful about this pairing, perfect for a garden country-club wedding or even a laid-back beach wedding.
Burnt Orange and Sky Blue: You have to be diligent about the balance of color with such a bold combo, but we love how unexpected the pale blue is when paired with a spicy orange hue.
Wintergreen and Lavender: A very approachable and easy to execute combo -- purple looks so sweet when paired with soft green.
Gray and Yellow: Industrial and mod – introduce a color combo like this on your invites and your guests will get the picture.
Powder Blue and Plum: The best part about these colors is how surprisingly translatable they are. Push the deeper plums if you're having a formal ballroom wedding, or wash your reception in powder blue and little splashes of dark purple for a more casual vibe.
Bubblegum and Grassy Green: Here, the bright pink just pops when set against a fresh green backdrop
Butter and Gold: Sophisticated and neutral, think of this combo as the go-to color palette for a formal wedding.
Chocolate and Vanilla: Dress it up or down -- you can't go wrong with such a clean palette
Navy and Fuchsia: Modern meets preppy with this bold pairing. Just be careful not to overwhelm your entire room with such a bright palette.
Sunflower and Sea Glass Blue: Perfect for a waterside wedding or even an outdoor springtime reception, pull it off with yellow flowers and blue accents.
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