1. Using too many colors-Pick three to four colors total to keep your bouquets and centerpieces from looking too messy. If you prefer an undone look, opt for a few slightly varied shades of the same color.
2. Choosing trendy colors-Your palette should be one that you won't mind living with for a long time since you will be framing photos and filling albums featuring those colors in your home.
3.Choosing an oversaturated color combo-The key is balance. If you love bright orange, pick a more muted secondary color like pale blue or khaki.
4.Choosing predictable colors-Certain color combos come with certain connotations. (Think: red, white, and blue or red and green.) Keep your colors from reminding guests of their favorite holiday by subtly tweaking your hues.
5.Ignoring texture-Instead of simply relying on colors, bring multiple textures into your wedding day to give the room some depth and dimension.
Of course your wedding is your day and you can "color" it however you want. These are just a few suggestions from theknot.com
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