Modern Dual Colours
    

Duel coloured weddings are an extremely chic wedding trend. Duel coloured weddings are not for the traditional bride and groom, it is for the modern bride who wants her wedding to "pop". This trend gained popularity within the past two bridal seasons with brides pairing soft colours with neutral brown; now we are now seeing more adventurous colour schemes for weddings.

If you are planning on a duel coloured wedding, plan for one major colour with the complementary colour used only as an accent. Too much colour may be just too much for both you and your guests. Here are some popular colour combinations for weddings:



Pink & Orange

Very trendy, very modern. Pink is usually selected as the main colour with pops of orange every now and then. Think of the pink and orange found in Gerber daisy's for your colour palette. Hot pink bridesmaid's dresses with an orange and pink sash or tie are lovely.






Pink & Chocolate Brown

For brides who want to have a duel coloured wedding, but are afraid of taking too much risk. Combining pink with a neutral shade works nicely together without screaming to your guests. You could use either as the main colour or the accent colour, as both are soft colours.






Tiffany Blue & Chocolate Brown

This colour combination was quite popular last year and will continue to be this year as well. Aqua reminds us of Tiffany blue, and when you pair it with brown, it makes the colour more palatable on the eyes. Either can be used as the main or accent colour.






Tiffany Blue & Red

Think fire and ice. Warm red meets cool blue. This is a great colour combination for both winter and summer weddings. The colours together are modern and hip. You can find this colour combination in dresses advertised in many recent bridal magazines. Another option if red is too much, pair it with orange or peach.






Sky Blue & Willow Green

This colour combination is very beach bride. Light blues remind us of the sky and warm summer days, while light green is reminiscent of the water, grass and trees. Found together in nature, means it will also work well in weddings and design.