Picking Wedding Colors

Read up on tips for how to select the best wedding colors for your special day.

January Bridal Colors

Purples and Reds

February Bridal Colors

Whites, Reds, Purples, Pinks

March Bridal Colors

Yellows, Greens

April Bridal Colors

Aquas, Yellows, Greens

May Bridal Colors

Salmon

August Bridal Colors

Blue, Yellow, Peridot

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2008 Wedding Colors

Reds, Oranges, Pinks, Fuschias, Chocolates

Sages, Mints, Basils, Moss, Sea Greens, Limes

Wines, Purples, Roses, Lavenders, Grapes, Silvers

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Why roses will make your wedding romantic

A girl's wedding is the most special day of her life. Everything has to be perfect, the dress, the venue, the ring and the flowers. So many girls dream of the iconic bouquet throw. Standing in front of all her friends and family, seeing them all smiling up at her, saying how beautiful she looks. Her single friends, who are desperate to get married, shove their way to the front, elbowing people out of the way, in the hope they will be the next girl to catch the flowers. She knows what it means; she will be the next to get married. It is an old myth that whoever catches the bouquet from the bride at her wedding, is destined to fall in love and be the next to get married. Even though every one knows this isn't true, so many women try and believe it and will do anything to catch those flowers.

Showing off a huge diamond ring to all her friends and family is also one of the great highlights of the wedding day for a girl. Some brides prefer their jewelry to be dainty, quaint and feminine, like those found on www.77diamonds.com , whereas others enjoy bigger and more bold jewelry, like a pink diamond ring or a large diamond pendant necklace. But no matter what dress and accessories a bride is wearing, it will always co-ordinate with her bridesmaids, groom or will match the venue color scheme.

It is beautiful to see a wedding where everything matches and the color scheme follows through, from the bride all the way down to the little pageboys. A popular color scheme is white and red roses. Roses tend to represent love and desire, so having red rose petals sprinkled over the venue, just adds that extra touch of romance. The bride might be wearing a white dress with delicate red sequins sewn to her dress, the groom might have a red satin cummerbund around his waist, while the bridesmaids throw rose petals along the church isle and the page boys wear little red handkerchiefs in their breast pocket. These delicate little touches show care and thought went in to the wedding.

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