When choosing a wedding theme and color scheme, it’s important to remember that this will tie together all the elements and details.

For example, your table décor, flowers, cake, and aisle décor are elements that link together to create the perfect vision. Keeping one cohesive theme is essential to the overall lasting impression you will leave with your guest.

Choosing Your Wedding Colors

Making sure you are consistent with your theme and color schemes makes all the difference in the world. 

If you want your wedding to look well put together and elegant, I recommend the following tips. 

When choosing a theme, you can also focus on specific elements. Lanterns, candles, seashells, vases, wood slices, floating candles, stars, diamonds, beads, even pearls will add to your décor and make every piece stand out. 

Have An Idea of Your Wedding Color Scheme? 

Themes can help keep all your focus in one direction. For example, you can choose an outdoor theme, which would have you focused on bright greens, neutral browns, and lots of floral options.

Selecting something like a winter theme would allow you to choose crisp whites, many blue shades, and silver touches. 

Picking your wedding colors should be fun. You want to go with shades you love. Regardless of season or tradition, no shade is off-limits, no color is out of your reach to make your vision work. 

Try choosing one or two pop colors and accompany them with a nice neutral color to complement each other for the perfect blend. 

Popular Wedding Color Schemes: 

Ombre: 

Pick one color and expand on different gradients and shades. 

Rainbow:

 If you can’t decide on just a few, go with them all! I would focus on softer undertones, but why not go crazy and have all your favorites. 

Orange and Purple: 

Orange and purple, both very bold but clear enough that their hues will blend nicely. Combine fuchsia and bright golden orange. 

Neutral: 

Sweet and straightforward if you don’t like bright colors combine your favorite neutral tones. White, blush, ivory, cream, champagne, and beige. 

Green and Ivory:

 Florals are not your style; no problem, try a combination of bright and deep greens. Focus more on greenery and less on flowers. Add touches of ivory to make this color palate look clean and rustic. 

Whimsical: 

Blend pastels like soft blues, pinks, and purples. Add a dash of elegance, incorporating rhinestone throughout for a genuinely playful appeal. 

Romantic:

 Love is in the air; choose the color of love; red and burgundies coupled with white or black this color scheme is a classic for weddings. 

Combine Different Textures and Materials 

Do not forget about using different fabrics to help take your theme to another level. You can take a simple step by switching it up with velvet, lace, burlap, tulle, satin, and the options go on and on.

Playing with different materials can add to your wedding’s ambiance, giving you the extra pizazz you desire. 

Executing On Your Wedding Theme & Scheme 

A great way to fully execute a color theme and scheme is to utilize the full potential of a wedding planner’s expertise. Experienced wedding planners can give you many great tips with a natural talent and a keen eye for detail.

Working alongside a planner gives you unlimited tools to fine-tune every detail to perfection while you rest. The planner is assuring that your vision is coming to life. 

Book a complimentary consultation here and begin building your wedding theme & scheme. 

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