Color, Color, Color!
October 5th, 2009As the end of this year approaches, many brides-to-be are turning their thoughts toward the detailed planning of their weddings next year. One of the first big decisions a brides-to-be will make (after she chooses her date) is what colors will represent her wedding. While there are many different shades of the basic colors from which a bride can choose, each color means something. Did you ever wonder what the colors of your wedding might say about you? Here is a short list of basic colors and the meanings behind them.
- Red symbolizes the passion and energy of love. Red demands attention wherever it is found and creates a sense of excitement. A bride who chooses red as her wedding color is full of passion and isn’t afraid to make a bold statement.
- Green symbolizes new growth and nature. Many people associate it with rebirth and renewal. A green wedding shows the excitement and joy that go with new beginnings.
- Pink symbolizes vitality and youth it is a happy and innocent color. A pink wedding is both feminine and pretty.
- Blue symbolizes tranquility. This color spreads a calm and peaceful feeling across a room full of guests and gives brides and bridesmaids a look of serenity.
- Yellow symbolizes true happiness. Yellow bridesmaid dresses, yellow flowers or yellow candles indicate that happiness follows you wherever you go.
- Brown symbolizes comfort. Think of natural wood grain and beautifully stained furniture. Rooms decorated with touches of brown feel warm and cozy. Guests won’t want to leave!
- Purple symbolizes nobility and luxury. Purple will surely make you a queen for the day!
- Orange symbolizes warmth and comfort. Although it can be a motivating color, orange makes people feel at ease with their surroundings.
- Taupe symbolizes sophistication and elegance. It is a popular choice for brides who stop at nothing to achieve the most crisp and tailored look.
- Silver and Gray symbolize composure and grace. The ever-popular platinum achieves the same effect.
- Black symbolizes formality. It is elegant, strong and very sophisticated. When paired with traditional white, brides can achieve the infamous black-tie-affair look.
- White is the traditional color of brides. In the past, it symbolized purity and virtue. Today, it has come to mean clean, crisp and luxurious. Brides who choose white for their d?cor or ensemble cannot go wrong.