#1: IGNORING YOUR VENUE COLORS!
#1: IGNORING YOUR VENUE COLORS
When deciding on your color palette, I urge you to seriously consider the reception space! For instance, if
you’ve chosen a reception area with burgundy and gold carpets, a color
scheme of lime green and fuchsia will surely clash, and there’s really
no way around it. That’s not to say you have to choose colors that perfectly match the surroundings. - See more at: http://www.theperfectpalette.com/2013/09/top-5-wedding-color-mistakes-ways-to.html#sthash.lxWrS4m9.dpuf
SOLUTION: Use the venue's decor as a guide when selecting your color palatte. Or choose a space that lacks a lot of color so you don't have to worry about a potential clash!
#2: NEGLECTING TO ORDER MOCK FLORAL'S
SOLUTION: Request that your florist put together some test bouquets so that way you'll know that you are on the same page with the florists concerning colors. Then hopefully there won't be any surprises the wedding day!
#3: WAITING TOO LONG TO MAKE A DECISION
SOLUTION: Give yourself a deadline! Without a color palatte not much else gets accomplished, so think hard about it and make a decision!
#4: FORGETTING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTRAST
SOLUTION: Think about contrast when you're selecting your attire, invitations and table linens. Think about the big picture and note that each of these layers should not be the exact. same. color. Add contrast by selecting varying shades.
#5: SELECTING AN UNFLATTERING BRIDESMAID COLOR
SOLUTION: When selecting bridesmaid dresses think about the varying skin tones and body shapes. Not everyone will be able to rock the same look. Take them to the bridal shop and narrow down colors and styles that compliment each girl.
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#1: IGNORING YOUR VENUE COLORS!
When deciding on your color palette, I urge you to seriously consider the reception space! For instance, if
you’ve chosen a reception area with burgundy and gold carpets, a color
scheme of lime green and fuchsia will surely clash, and there’s really
no way around it. That’s not to say you have to choose colors that perfectly match the surroundings.
THE SOLUTION: I suggest using the venue’s decor as more of a guide when selecting your palette. Or simply choose a space that lacks a lot of color so that you won't have to worry about a potential clash!
#2: NEGLECTING TO ORDER MOCK FLORALS!
Okay, so one thing that you must realize
is that color in a lot of respects in sort of subjective. Your idea of
vibrant coral blooms might not be exactly what your florist shows up
with on the day of your wedding. Are you going to be okay if your coral
colored blooms turn out to be baby pink? Some couples wouldn't let this
bother them. And I say, all power to ya! But simply put, some brides
would really have a problem if their dream blooms ended up totally
clashing with the overall look.
THE SOLUTION: Request
that your florist put together some test bouquets. That way you know
that you're on the same page when it comes to color. And there won't be
any surprises on the day of!
- See more at: http://www.theperfectpalette.com/2013/09/top-5-wedding-color-mistakes-ways-to.html#sthash.lxWrS4m9.dpuf
#1: IGNORING YOUR VENUE COLORS!
When deciding on your color palette, I urge you to seriously consider the reception space! For instance, if
you’ve chosen a reception area with burgundy and gold carpets, a color
scheme of lime green and fuchsia will surely clash, and there’s really
no way around it. That’s not to say you have to choose colors that perfectly match the surroundings.
THE SOLUTION: I suggest using the venue’s decor as more of a guide when selecting your palette. Or simply choose a space that lacks a lot of color so that you won't have to worry about a potential clash!
#2: NEGLECTING TO ORDER MOCK FLORALS!
Okay, so one thing that you must realize
is that color in a lot of respects in sort of subjective. Your idea of
vibrant coral blooms might not be exactly what your florist shows up
with on the day of your wedding. Are you going to be okay if your coral
colored blooms turn out to be baby pink? Some couples wouldn't let this
bother them. And I say, all power to ya! But simply put, some brides
would really have a problem if their dream blooms ended up totally
clashing with the overall look.
THE SOLUTION: Request
that your florist put together some test bouquets. That way you know
that you're on the same page when it comes to color. And there won't be
any surprises on the day of!
- See more at: http://www.theperfectpalette.com/2013/09/top-5-wedding-color-mistakes-ways-to.html#sthash.lxWrS4m9.dpuf
#1: IGNORING YOUR VENUE COLORS!
When deciding on your color palette, I urge you to seriously consider the reception space! For instance, if
you’ve chosen a reception area with burgundy and gold carpets, a color
scheme of lime green and fuchsia will surely clash, and there’s really
no way around it. That’s not to say you have to choose colors that perfectly match the surroundings.
THE SOLUTION: I suggest using the venue’s decor as more of a guide when selecting your palette. Or simply choose a space that lacks a lot of color so that you won't have to worry about a potential clash!
#2: NEGLECTING TO ORDER MOCK FLORALS!
Okay, so one thing that you must realize
is that color in a lot of respects in sort of subjective. Your idea of
vibrant coral blooms might not be exactly what your florist shows up
with on the day of your wedding. Are you going to be okay if your coral
colored blooms turn out to be baby pink? Some couples wouldn't let this
bother them. And I say, all power to ya! But simply put, some brides
would really have a problem if their dream blooms ended up totally
clashing with the overall look.
THE SOLUTION: Request
that your florist put together some test bouquets. That way you know
that you're on the same page when it comes to color. And there won't be
any surprises on the day of!
- See more at: http://www.theperfectpalette.com/2013/09/top-5-wedding-color-mistakes-ways-to.html#sthash.lxWrS4m9.dpuf
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