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Summer Wedding Color Ideas
When planning a wedding, one of the best places to begin is by selecting your wedding colors. The color palette will aid you in making all your stylistic decisions, from bouquets, to bridesmaid dresses, to the wedding cake. These are some wonderful ideas for summer wedding color palettes.
Navy and Lime Green: Do you swoon over all things nautical? Do you feel that classic is the best choice for wedding style? If so, the perfect palette for your summer wedding is navy blue and lime green! The navy is timeless and elegant, while the light and bright green is perky and summery. The colors are also surprisingly simple to use for a wedding. A navy strapless dress with a wonderful pearl necklace and a bouquet of green hydrangeas will be a gorgeous look for the bridesmaids. For the men in the wedding, navy suits with lime green patterned ties looks very handsome. As for the bride, a crisp white organza dress with a green hydrangea bouquet tied up with a navy grosgrain ribbon will fit the bill. Keep the decorating scheme crisp and classic, with details like stripes, nautical motifs, and small polka dots.
Flamingo Pink and Tangerine: Vivid flamingo pink is a huge color trend for 2011 weddings. For an outdoor wedding, this bright color palette looks marvelous. Imagine scores of paper lanterns strung over the reception site in pink and orange. Pink table squares layered over tangerine linens makes for eye-catching table settings. Fill the ceremony and reception venues with blossoms colored flamingo and tangerine. Lilies, roses, dahlias, and orchids are a few of the many flowers that can be found in these hues. Be sure your chocie of bridesmaid dress is not overwhelming-- a dress in just one of the palette colors with a mixed bouquet is gorgeous and elegant. Keep bridesmaid jewelry simple when the dresses are vivid – a pearl pendant or short crystal drop necklace will be just enough.
Yellow and Apricot: Sunny yellow is always pretty for a summer wedding. It gains a romantic, vintage flair when combined with apricot. For a garden wedding, yellow and apricot is especially lovely. Loose arrangements of garden roses, ranunculus, sweet peas, and French tulips make for breathtaking bouquets and centerpieces. This color combination looks especially great in faded floral prints, which can be used for all kinds of details, from the tablecloths to the bridesmaid dresses. As for the bride, a soft ivory lace wedding dress would be exquisite. A stunning pearl necklace in a soft apricot color is a very flattering alternative to white pearls for the bride.
Lilac and Khaki: Though they often get overlooked when planning a wedding palette, neutral colors can be very chic. Lilac is a popular color trend for 2011 weddings; when combined with cool khaki it takes on a new sophistication. The majority of the wedding details would look delightful in the neutral khaki color, such as the tablecloths, seat covers, and stationary. The lilac can be introduced to create romantic accents; it is perfect for the wedding flowers, the wedding cake, and for the flower girl's dress. Lilac and khaki is a versatile color palette-- it can be modern, with streamlined details, or classically elegant.
Once you have selected the perfect color palette for your summer wedding, the planning will be a breeze. Consider gathering samples of your wedding hues from paint stores so that you can always have an example with you when looking for centerpieces, flowers, and all the rest of your wedding necessities. Happy planning!
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