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Size:W31 L26
Primary, Secondary, and Accent Colors Primary Color (Main Color): The dominant color in your wedding Usually 50–60% of color usage Appears in major decor elements Often the bridesmaid dress color Sets the overall tone Examples: Navy, burgundy, blush Secondary Color: Supports the primary color Usually 30–40% of color usage Appears in flowers and accents Can be second bridesmaid dress color Complements primary without competing Examples: Ivory, gold, champagne Accent Colors: Small pops of color Usually 10–20% of usage Appears in details only Adds interest and contrast Usually not bridesmaid dress color Examples: Coral, blush, metallics How to Apply to Bridesmaids: Choose primary or secondary color for dresses Use accent colors in accessories Keep dresses in main palette Accessories add accent pops Creates cohesive look across wedding Monochromatic vs Multi-Color Schemes Monochromatic Scheme: What It Is: One color in different shades Light to dark variations Same color family throughout Very cohesive appearance Easy to coordinate Bridesmaid Options: All same shade (traditional) Ombre effect (light to dark) Different shades same color 3–4 tones of one color Creates visual interest Examples: Navy: Dusty blue, slate, navy, midnight Pink: Blush, rose, mauve, dusty rose Green: Sage, eucalyptus, olive, emerald Purple: Lavender, lilac, plum, eggplant Multi-Color Scheme: What It Is: 2–4 different colors Complementary color combinations More complex coordination Requires careful planning Can look stunning when done right Bridesmaid Options: Each bridesmaid different color from palette Mix and match within color scheme Half in one color, half in another Maid of honor in unique shade Creates dynamic look Examples: Navy + dusty rose + gold Burgundy + sage + champagne Emerald + blush + ivory Terracotta + dusty blue + cream Wedding Color Palette by Season Different seasons inspire different color palettes
