Choosing your color theme for your bridesmaids is one challenge that you will have to make. With so many beautiful colors to choose from it can be a hard decision for your big day. With today's blog, we will highlight a few tips and tricks when it comes to choosing the color for your dresses.
Think about the time of year that you are going to get married. Things such as the environment, weather and the flowers that are in season could definitely compliment the colors your bridesmaids are wearing. Oranges, red, auburn and dark greens work well during the fall season. Red, gold, green and blues fit well during the winter. Pastel palettes and yellow looks great for the spring. Finally, pinks and purples looks fantastic during the summer.
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Make sure that the dress color compliments your skin tone. Do not choose colors that would wash or flush out certain skin tones. Generally, warm skin colors look flattering in warmer colors (red, yellow, orange, etc.) while cool skin tones would fit better with cooler colors (blue, purple, green, etc.).
Another idea is to take a look at your own style, vision and personality for the wedding. Here are just a couple of examples according to Kennedy Blue.
Trendy Bride –Slate Blue, Sky, Bordeaux, Emerald, or Desert Rose
Classic/Traditional Bride–Navy, Black, Eggplant, or Blush
Beachy Bride –Navy, Blush, Sea Glass, or Deep Sea
Girly Bride –Blush, Bordeaux, Desert Rose, French Lilac, or Wisteria
Rockstar Bride– Black, Teal, Storm, or Dove
Earthy Bride– Slate Blue, Sea Glass, Fawn, Fog, or Dew Drop
Sexy Bride –Black, Bordeaux, Emerald, or Desert Rose
Upbeat Bride– Peach, Berry, Cantelope, Mint, or Cornflower
Garden Bride- Desert Rose, Sea Glass, Fawn, French Lilac, or Wisteria
Color-Loving Bride- Berry, Cantelope, Mint, Peony, Mulberry, or Cornflower
Minimalist Bride- Black, Dove, Fog, or Storm
Consider having multiple dress colors for your bridesmaids! Mix and match trends are popular right now, so its not uncommon to see these types of dresses. There are three common ways to do this type of style.
Choose one color to stick to and let each bridesmaid pick a different type of neckline.
Choose one type of style, but have people wear different colors that fit your wedding palette.
Go completely mismatched with different styles and different colors.
Style 1 Style 2 Style 3
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Whatever your choice may be, just remember that the important thing of all is for all your bridesmaids to enjoy being a part of your wedding will feeling happy and confident in their dresses.
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