Color combination trends this summer for online brides
Summer
is about to start, and for those of you online brides who plan on getting
married next summer the web has thousands of ideas for color trends and
combinations. Planning a wedding is
without a doubt a long, hard process, but one of the easier and fun things to
do when planning your wedding is choosing your wedding theme colors! Now that
you are engaged one of the first questions your girlfriends will ask you is “What
are your colors?” Today we will talk
about the different shades you will see this summer and the unique colors that
are making their way into the wedding scene.

Pinks and Greens Continue To Be Hot Colors For Online Brides
For
all you online brides who spend hours and days researching different theme
colors and combinations you know it can get difficult because of the variety of
choices. Your colors are one of the more
important aspects of how you plan your whole wedding day because they will be
used in your invitations, linens, flowers, bridesmaid dresses, etc. The colors
you choose will set the tone for your entire wedding. This may seem like a lot of pressure in
choosing the perfect color but luckily summer is an easy season for colors. The
reason for this is because almost any color you choose will look fantastic for
a summer wedding and it is easier to get flowers in any color. The first color
combination that will hit the wedding aisle this summer is pink and green.

Your fiancé might think pink is too girly but
paired with green you can get a fun and flirty look or an elegantly rich
look. Online brides can choose from
different shades of pink and green. For example, if you were to have an outdoor
summer wedding in the afternoon choose a bright pink and lime green combination.
If your wedding is indoors such as a banquet hall that is heavier on darker
colors, a pale pink and forest green combination would go perfectly!
Active Brides Online Are Also Choosing Gray
Next
we have light gray and pink. Today, gray is actually considered the new
black!
Wedding designers love this color scheme because they are very elegant
colors
and give a more modern feel on the classic wedding. The best thing about
gray
is that it is so versatile and goes well with almost every
color. Designers are even using grey sashes and bows on many gowns like
this Monique Lhuillier gown. Online brides
can cool down a hot day by using pink and gray for their summer wedding.

The next color combination which is one of my
favorites, features coral and gray. The reason I love these color combinations
is because it goes well with a beach wedding and is both feminine and masculine.
With coral and gray you can bring the beauty of a tropical coral reef to your
wedding while not having too much color. As I mentioned earlier, gray is a very
popular color and goes great with any bright colors such as coral. If online
brides don’t like coral, choose another bright color that will brighten up your
wedding and combine it with gray so you don’t go overboard with bright
colors.

Image sources: A perfect celebration.com, The sweet Occasion.com, My Stunning wedding.com, Wedding bee.com, Before the big day.com




Shaonaria said…
My fiance and I are exneeirpcing a bit of a role reversal, in that I am in the minority of grooms, one who is the primary planner/coordinator of our upcoming wedding. My fiance has great taste and is involved with all major decisions, but is also an extremely busy professional, so I was happy to step up as the experienced party planner, doing the homework and pre-negotiating with vendors, before my fiance and I together make final selections of vendors and the plan. However, I had never planned a wedding before, so I’ve bought many books and read lots of websites and paged through many magazines (I don’t think I can look at another magazine ad of a bride-model laying horizontal on a couch without snickering). Virtually everything is written for the bride who typically plans the wedding which to me means there is a heavy emphasis on decorations and flowers and invitations and linens and color schemes it was all driving me crazy as a guy trying to put together a wedding plan that is simply fun and action oriented, while still allows for nice things. I’ve attended many dozens of weddings over the years and I’ve kept an eye on what makes weddings enjoyable and memorable: keep it festive, keep guests involved, and make sure there is time for the happy couple to spend time with each of the guests. I never saw any correlation with the size of the party, the location, the decorations, even the food quality (and I’m a big foodie), with how successful and fun the wedding was. Given this perspective, I looked and looked for wedding planning advice in all the books and magazines and websites, hoping to find action oriented advice for having a festive wedding reception frankly, I found little useful advice. Finally, just three months before our upcoming wedding, I have found the book I really needed on the recommendation of a wedding DJ friend (who lives and works in another state), I ordered Peter Merry’s book, which I have found to be chock full of actionable ideas from an experienced wedding DJ/entertainment director. He focuses on the concept of entertainment and leaves decorations and other more frivolous things to the other books. He is a welcome voice, a rare male perspective in wedding planning books, that a planning groom, and presumably planning brides as well, needs. I’ve already made adjustments to the reception agenda and found validation with some activity ideas we already had in place. Rest assured, there will be great food and many touches of elegance in the design of our wedding, but I am now more confident as ever we will have a truly festive wedding with Peter Merry’s advice influencing our plan. Many thanks to the author the advice is easily 10 times worth the cover price of the book. I strongly recommend this book to anyone planning their wedding.
Posted at 11:32 PM on July 24, 2012