6 Ways to Incorporate Colour into Your Wedding

While some Brides envision an all white Wedding, others look for a way to incorporate bright colours into their special day. We love seeing couples get creative, playing with colour combinations, fun patterns and unexpected hues.

Not only can colour add a dose of your personality to your Wedding, it can also elevate your big day completely!

Here, we explore a number of ways to incorporate a pop of colour on your Wedding day.

1. Set the scene with your Table Linen

Your table settings are the perfect way to add colour to your Wedding. Replace traditional white table linens with hues of your choosing to create a colourful backdrop for place settings and centrepieces.

2. Add subtle hints of colour with your Tableware, Glassware and Chargers

Table accessories are an easy and chic way to add subtle colour to your place settings. Chargers are a fun way to tie your colour palette together and give it a glam, vintage, or modern vibe. Tableware and glassware are also creative ways to add additional complementary colours to your chosen colour scheme.

3. Your Dress

Ditch the traditional white gown and go for a blush pink, or perhaps seafoam – or any colour your heart desires! Put your own twist on the typical Bridal attire, and make your look your own.

4. Wedding Cake

For those daring to be different, why not add some colour to your cake? Your chosen cake supplier is able to add colour to your cake using frosting, flowers, and other decorative features. There are so many ways to decorate a Wedding cake, so why not add a little bit of personality (and colour) to your Reception!

5. Floral arrangements

This may seem like an obvious way to incorporate colours into your nuptials, but the fresh appearance of lush flowers really add an inviting element to your big day! Opt for more monochromatic looks, or go bold with several different hues for something more dramatic.

6. Invitations

Whether your invitations are printed on bright and colourful paper, or feature coloured ink on traditional white paper – you’ll be sure to wow your guests!