How to choose right colours for your wedding?

Frequently asked questions by a Bride.

• What Is The Most Popular Wedding Color?

The most popular wedding color of all time is the white, champagne, and ivory combo. Almost every wedding has a touch of these colors either as a base, supporting colors or accents. They are classic neutrals and pair perfectly with every theme, style, and venue. They also represent peace, life, and class.

• What Are Some Popular Color Combinations? Trending wedding color combinations lean towards nature, season, personality, theme, and significance.
  

1. Owing to these reasons, we see popular color combinations like beige and champagne for industrial-chic weddings.

2. For a romantic setting, beautiful shades of cinnamon rose and dusty rose to dominate.

3. Terracotta and greenery are quite popular colors for bohemian weddings.

4. And couples going vintage often use the Pantone brown and rose gold combo.

5. Rustic weddings are a hit with various shades of gray.

6. And for a nautical/beach wedding, we see lighter blue, dusty blue, and Burgundy combo.

• What Is The Pantone 2022 Color Of The Year?

The Pantone color of the year 2022 is Very Peri (Pantone #17-3938). This is a unique and chic blend of red and blue.

• What Are The Most Popular Wedding Themes?

1. The most popular wedding themes include rustic, for couples that want a natural homespun touch.

2. A beach themed wedding fits a couple leaning towards a relaxed and classy day.

3. The vintage theme speaks antique touches and timeless elegance.

4. For couples who want to activate the locale and laid back charm, try the country wedding theme.

5. Couples who want an intimate romantic wedding surrounded by lush beauty will have a garden-themed wedding.

6. And for a playful, whimsical, and nostalgic wedding setting, the Disney theme is best.

• How Many Colors Should A Bride Choose?

The standard rule is to choose a maximum of three colors unless you’re going for an ombre or neutral look. Tie up your palette with a metallic color as an accent. If you go bringing more than three different colors together, your wedding will look like a riot.