How to select colors for your wedding.
How to select colors for your wedding?
Focus it on your personality
The personality of the bride and groom is something we've considered in our selection process on other occasions, and this one is no exception. A large part of the celebration's harmony lies in its direct connection to the couple and their personality.
You can start with your two favorite colors, or if you had a special idea for your wedding day, and from there, create a series of complementary shades. The important thing is that they represent you, work well together, and you feel happy with the color palette.
Consider the place
Another key point is to consider the space, time of year, and season, as they directly influence the overall harmony. Considering both the location and existing decorations, as well as the furniture you'll need for the living room, and if it's outdoors, the natural vegetation also plays a role.
When the location is dominated by strong tones or a multitude of elements, it's best to opt for a soft, clean palette to enhance contrast. On the other hand, in neutral spaces, shades can gain a bit of intensity and prominence, while in environments with vegetation, it's best to opt for colors similar to those of the plants.
A strategy that also reduces workload is using a color wheel, where you can easily identify colors that complement each other as well as those that contrast.
Don't look any further and make decisions as a couple.
Searching the internet for inspiration is recommended because it provides comprehensive ideas. However, it can be a double-edged sword. If you give in to the temptation to search too much, you end up with a large number of references, delaying the selection process and running the risk of ending up with an unusual combination that doesn't match up perfectly.
And as we always say, decisions are made as a couple. Color selection involves two personalities who, while complementary, have different perspectives and can be greatly enriched by interacting as a team.
With these recommendations, the work involved in wedding color design will be much more manageable, ensuring that harmony reigns at such an important event as a wedding.
Focus it on your personality
The personality of the bride and groom is something we've considered in our selection process on other occasions, and this one is no exception. A large part of the celebration's harmony lies in its direct connection to the couple and their personality.
You can start with your two favorite colors, or if you had a special idea for your wedding day, and from there, create a series of complementary shades. The important thing is that they represent you, work well together, and you feel happy with the color palette.
Consider the place
Another key point is to consider the space, time of year, and season, as they directly influence the overall harmony. Considering both the location and existing decorations, as well as the furniture you'll need for the living room, and if it's outdoors, the natural vegetation also plays a role.
When the location is dominated by strong tones or a multitude of elements, it's best to opt for a soft, clean palette to enhance contrast. On the other hand, in neutral spaces, shades can gain a bit of intensity and prominence, while in environments with vegetation, it's best to opt for colors similar to those of the plants.
A strategy that also reduces workload is using a color wheel, where you can easily identify colors that complement each other as well as those that contrast.
Don't look any further and make decisions as a couple.
Searching the internet for inspiration is recommended because it provides comprehensive ideas. However, it can be a double-edged sword. If you give in to the temptation to search too much, you end up with a large number of references, delaying the selection process and running the risk of ending up with an unusual combination that doesn't match up perfectly.
And as we always say, decisions are made as a couple. Color selection involves two personalities who, while complementary, have different perspectives and can be greatly enriched by interacting as a team.
With these recommendations, the work involved in wedding color design will be much more manageable, ensuring that harmony reigns at such an important event as a wedding.
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