How to Incorporate Color in a classy way | Editorial

 
 
Wedding stationery collection including invitations, details card, and RSVP, paired with chic bridal accessories, against a textured backdrop, conveying classic sophistication. bridal shoes wedding invitation flat lay  #Weddinginve #utahwedding
 

Having Fun With Bold Colors

While most of our schedules are booked with wedding planning, every now and then we are lucky enough to work on editorial shoots. They are so much fun to organize and execute, and this one was no exception. The visionary behind the shoot was Adrien with Love Blooms Floral who was inspired by the idea of doing a shoot centered around the Pantone color of the year: Peach Fuzz.

This warm coral color inspiration is so fun because it pairs well with so many other shades. It’s bright and bold with other pinks and pastels, while it’s dramatic and youthful with deep reds and plums.

In this editorial shoot, the color palette we worked with featured bright pinks, yellows, and corals, as well as muted shades like mauve and burgundy. We love that this shoot demonstrates how incorporating big colors into your wedding design can still feel sophisticated and classy. Trends are leaning towards incorporating more color into wedding day celebrations and WE ARE HERE FOR IT. Here are a few tips to help you achieve classy + color.

Create a Cohesive Color Palette

We’ve worked with lots of couples who want to use bold colors but feel intimidated by them or worried that their palette will come across as looking juvenile. The solution to this problem comes through the supporting hues in your palette. Stick to complementary colors or neutral shades, while also limiting your entire palette to three or four main colors.

Select Colors That You Love

Regardless of whether you want bright or neutral colors for your wedding, you should ultimately choose colors that reflect your personal style. As with anything wedding-related, your divisions should be based on what you love, and not always what’s trending. If bold colors are what you’re drawn to, they will feel natural and beautiful because they represent you!

Incorporate Your Colors in Different Ways

Your color palette can be sprinkled throughout a variety of textural elements in your wedding design. Especially when you’re working with bold colors, don’t shy away from incorporating them as much as possible while keeping it intentional. We also have couples who only want a pop of color, so we design that into their aesthetic. Embracing your color scheme through things like florals, table linens, dresses, and even signature drinks can make your choices feel intentional and classy.

This styled shoot represented so many things that we love about being planners, including working with incredible vendors and creating wedding designs that are beautiful, colorful, and sophisticated. PS. Take a look at the individual cakes that Sweetes Bakery made for each place setting- we’re kind of obsessed.

Vendors:

Planning & Design: Everson Events

Floral & Concept Design: @lovebloomsfloral

Photo: @alyssiabphotography

Cake + Mini Guest Cakes: Sweetes Bakery

Venue: The Venue at the Ranches

Stationery: Print Mark

Rentals: Belfiore Rentals

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Tablescape with mini wedding cakes show off the bride's personal style, a must in planning your custom wedding. Gold place setting mini cake stylized details #utahcustomwedding #colorfulwedding #weddingplanningtips #Weddinginspo #eversonevents
Stunning floral arrangement that coordinates the overall color scheme and style of the wedding using peach with complementing colors and flowers to match the bride's style. Florist, arrangement, coordinating details, roses, greenery #weddingflorist
Naturally lit bride and groom surrounded by florals in an off-shoulder gown embraces a groom in a navy suit. Bridal gown groom suit peach and navy floral details #weddingembrace #bridalgown #springwedding #weddingplanner
Close-up photograph of the bride's bouquet in springtime blooms and bright pastel colors, peach, pink, yellow, and creme. Colorfloral roses arrangement florist #lovebloomsfloral #eversonevents #bridalboquet #colorfulboquets #springweddingflorals
 
EditorialAmanda Everson