What Colors Say About You + Wedding Slideshow

 

For 2009 and 2010 we are noticing a return to bright and vibrant colors. We have included some helpful information about colors and what they say about your event and your personality. Enjoy!

Photos and Slide show courtesy of Elegant Images. Ashley and Dan's Wedding 7.16.09.

Black is a comfort color and represents a classic couple.  Black is like your favorite pair of jeans, they go with anything! Whatever you combine black with it looks great, crisp and sharp. Couples who choose Black tend to like a more formal event with timeless appeal for all.

Blue is an emotional color that reflects deep thought. As blues moves to the deeper end of the color palette it becomes more passionate. Blue couples emotions will rule the day and bring attendees to a place of relaxation.

Green is the color of healing and nature. Green couples want to help every one and make them feel welcomed. They want harmony on their special day and to also respect the natural gifts of Mother Nature.

Orange couples tend to be sports minded, they love anything to do with the outdoors. Always aware of their surroundings Orange couples like to push their guests out of their comfort zone to try something new.

Pink couples prefer a blissful state. Pinks see the world through rose colored glasses and want to share their love with others. Pink couples first and foremost want to share their joy and happiness with others.

Purple is the color of spirituality. Purples want to be on a spiritual, emotional and mental plane with their guests. Purples strive for perfection and need to work hard to enjoy their day with their loved ones.

Red is the color for passion and energy. Reds love anything to do with people and tend to be best friends with everyone. This energetic personality craves attention and want to share their day with as many people as possible.

Yellow are goal oriented and very organized with their wedding. They prefer simplicity and tend to have a close group of friends and family they rely on. They like to stick to a schedule the day of but understand the importance of letting go when they need to so they can enjoy the festivities.

White is the color of light. White couples prefer classic elegance and timeless charm. They choose white to be the canvas on which they create their memorable event. Whites desire purity, charm and romance for their guests.