Five shades of Summer

A classic rule of thumb is to wear lighter colours in summer, but with weddings providing plenty of opportunities to make a style statement. that's not always necessary. Instead, try to balance your colour palette and what season it is. Here are some important shades of summer you should consider when creating your perfect wedding look.

Blue

In addition to being a lovely shade, blue is also a symbol of faithfulness. In some

countries, wearing a piece of clothing with blue is synonymous with luck. The only thing better than walking down an aisle in a ball gown is walking down an aisle in a ball gown made out of gorgeous baby-blue satin! In modern western culture, blue is a colour of confidence and radiates happiness. Go big or go home is our motto!

Yellow

If you're looking to capture a summer feel in your look, go with yellow. The sunny colour suggests warmth and happiness, making it ideal for a summer wedding. But don't be afraid to use pops of yellow to add some more creativity to your look! This is certainly one of those bridal colours that allows you to go crazy with pattern mixing! Just make sure to avoid pairing too much yellow with white - the two colours can give off an institutional vibe if not done correctly. Instead, try pairing bright yellows with other summery hues like coral or turquoise.

Pink

It's easy to think of pink as a colour used only by women. However, its softness can be a great choice for those who don't want something too bright Pink is also a good choice for summer weddings because it isn't dark or heavy-looking, making it look light on warmer days. You should watch out for when choosing pink flowers to make sure that they'll work with whatever colour your bridesmaids wear! Pinks can easily clash if you're not careful! And, of course, be wary that some shades are more popular than others (pale pinks will always sell better than deep ones)

Orange

People love orange in summer, especially brides. Orange is a happy colour that makes everyone smile. It is associated with enthusiasm, energy, creativity, and playfulness, perfect for weddings. Orange flowers also make excellent summer decorations, so you can have some bright pops of colour all around your reception venue or simply tuck them into your bouquet Use lots of oranges in decorating linens, table runners, candles, etc. For those who want to add an extra pop of excitement to their table centrepieces or flower arrangements, try using sparkling wine or orange rose petals to add sparkle without overpowering other accent colours on your tables.

Green

The colour green is considered a cool colour, making it a good option for summer weddings. It's also one of those equally appropriate shades, whether your setting is indoor or outdoor. Brides have worn green on their big day since medieval times when brides would wear dresses made from expensive fabric, which was imported from India at great expense. This colour signals trust. loyalty, security and peace. It is also favoured by royalty, so it could be an excellent choice if you want to look like a queen! The meaning behind each of these words has positive associations which will make your guests feel comfortable around you both on your big day and beyond into married life.