Wedding Schemes

10 freshness and hip combinations for wedding colours

I guess it was because it seemed like talking to a great 80', a great tradition way of scheduling marriages that I wanted nothing to do with. "I also didn't know what my colours were or how to choose a colour range that looked fashionable and my mate liked.

And any wedding plan questions where your true response is "I have no damn idea" are not funny questions to ask regularly. 1. they are really interested and enthusiastic about your wedding (and marriages in general) and they don't know exactly how to put it.

"Which are your colors" is often a way to get far into "OMG WHAT KIND OF WEDDING ARE YOU HAVING PLEASE DISH. What are your colors"? "Because if you do not plan and pay the bill for a wedding, they are really enjoyable, and they are looking for a way to speak to you about yours.

Marriage colours are really fucking useful. So angry I was at the wedding colours concept that we chose not to have them. The wedding would only be "jewel tones," and I said to everyone in our wedding company that they should have all the jewellery colours they wanted. All of them turned up in lilac and blue-green, and with dismay we found that we seemed to have chosen an early two-color pallet from the 1990s (and not in a good way).

So how do you choose a colour range that looks contemporary and prevents you from looking as if you had equipped your wedding ceremony as a 90''s sport outfit? Now, fortunately for you, we've interviewed some of the best wedding planners in the industry and given you some responses. Which general colours are suitable for you?

Talking to one of APW's most popular wedding designer, Michelle Edgemont, she proposed that instead of choosing the usual two colours, you choose four (or more) colours to make a pallet. As a result, decoration may be less restricted and less organically felt. When you are organised, one or two of these colours can act as your primary colour, and one or two can act as your highlight colours.

When you are less concentrated, uh, a colour range can just be a much more relaxed way of decorating. In order to give you some great idea for contemporary colour pallets, and not just for two of them ("pink and pink"), we have asked another APW favourite, Tabitha Abercrombie from Winston & Main, to make some wedding colour pallets and give you some suggestions on how to use them.

You will be delighted by these ten wedding colour schemes. We' ll give you a more detailed breakdown of the colour blends below, but here are 10 hot and trendy wedding colour blends you can conjure with. Lively, chilly colours coupled with rose coloured poppers and vanilla flowers are the ideal Czech colour range for colour enthusiasts of the 90'.

My favourite thing is to use organics like soil, crystal and flower to create the light colour for a unique, stratified and ecological look. Unexpectedly, the mix of vibrant colours and organics would appear in front of a backdrop of nature, add the perfect touch to a roundabout or Mardi Gras or add a touch of humour to an industry site.

Strong jewellery sounds provide a funny and passionate set sun pallet. The rich colours have more profoundness than their original equivalents and create a cheerful, welcoming and welcoming atmoshere. Use gemstone shades economically and with clear contours for a classic or contemporary look, or lay them down liberally together with more organically shaped ones for a bright Czech pallet.

Whether it' a town or a dessert, these vibrant colours make for a fun time. Light, refreshing and naturally inspiring, this luxuriant range is a perfect choice. Tones of greenness, plain ivories and silver highlights give this range dimensions and make it infinitely flexible to your styles and your budgets. So, whether you prefer tropic greenery or woodland soil, you can apply to the organics forms (and shades) for large décor that bring the outside world inwards.

Sleepy and quiet, this pallet recalls the gentle glow of the magical moment. Marine balance and justify the brighter tones of rose and blues, and the brush-finished golden add a refined note, making this range romatic and demanding, not saccharin. Featuring a refreshing and essential range that would be ideal for a wedding in classic styling.

Elegant autumn palate with hints of fruity notes of aspic, salvia, greige and marine, this range offers a refined touch of seasonality. Structure, colour and candle light produce a relaxed elegant look suitable for both country and roof wedding ceremonies. Steamed as traditional autumn pallets, the bio pop s of aspic and salvia in the shape of flower, fruit and green keep the sensation of freshness.

Nuances of sherbet and peppermint blend to create a contemporary, refreshing look. These palettes feel like a cheerful dancing event with their analogue grape colours and complimentary tones of spearmint! Featuring brave visuals, fun features and unparalleled flowers, these colours come to life and can be used in any level of focus you feel good with - from a splash to a shower.

Predominantly monochrome, this pallet uses a wide range of blue hues together with bordeaux highlights to produce an atmospheric, stylish sensation. Adhere to a restricted colour range to obtain a demanding and coherent look, using some hues, notes or hues of the same colour to generate profundity and interest. Unique and repeated use of the bordeaux colour additionally underlines this sense of slim cohesiveness.

Trendy, contemporary and minimally invasive, this range of Palm Springs pastel colours is perfect for parties. Combining immaculate dessert tones, hazel and brass with a few blues, it brings the minimalist décor to vividness. Unadulterated and metal materials can be generously used everywhere, with powerful blows from llapis (or light marine) for a graphical blow.

Personally, I like how the light green and flaming Pop' are offset by the more subtle Bourgogne and light hardwood, which makes this range demanding and comical. Light and cheerful enough for a laid-back outside scandal, it could also be used with a more minimalist styling for a contemporary lofts, galleries or museums wedding.

Without any polarity, this Popstar-worthy range is courageous and light. Different tones of rose give an otherwise easy colour combination dimensions and make the strokes of the islands heaven really popular. So much vivid colour can keep detail to a minimum - think of plain pots, smaller bunches, a few light pie blossoms.

This range is lightweight and luminous and perfectly matches graphical monochrome items such as strips in wardrobes, tables, signage or invites. Do you have colours? And how did you choose her? How come they never stop asking, "What are your colors?"