Wedding colors help create visual consistency, but they should support the venue and atmosphere rather than control every detail.
Begin with the venue
Observe the walls, floors, furniture, lighting and natural surroundings before selecting colors.
A palette that works in a garden may feel very different inside a modern hotel.
Use the existing colors of the venue instead of trying to hide them.
Choose one main and two supporting colors
A limited palette is easier to apply consistently and usually feels more elegant.
Use the main color selectively and allow neutral shades to create breathing space.
Metallic or dark accents should remain small and intentional.
Test colors in real conditions
View fabric, paper and flowers under the lighting used at the venue.
Colors displayed on a phone may differ from printed or physical materials.
Create one small sample table before ordering large quantities.
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