An Expert’s Guide To Choosing Your Wedding Colors

When it comes to making your venue and wedding feel unique and personalized, the first step is choosing wedding colors that reflect your personality and set the tone. The repetition of these colors in the decor you choose will help amplify your theme and create a sense of cohesion in your space. In this video, Wedding Wingman Ashley McHone of Always Flawless Planning + Design shares everything to consider when choosing your wedding colors. (Her third tip was surprising to us, too.)

Meet Your Wedding Wingman!

Ashley McHone is a wedding planner and designer who founded Always Flawless Productions nearly ten years ago. With hundreds of incredible weddings under her belt, Ashley joined Wed Mayhem to help couples dive into this crazy process with a plan.

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An Expert’s Guide To Choosing Your Wedding Colors

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2 Spring Wedding Color Palettes

By Rudy Joon

What’s not to love about a spring wedding! When we think of spring colors, we think of blooming flowers, plants bursting back to life, and Easter’s soft pastels. Incorporate these gorgeous hues into different aspects of your wedding, like in bridesmaids & groomsmen outfits, florals, linens, centerpieces, and cake. Wedding Wingman Ashley McHone of Always Flawless Planning + Design shares two color palettes inspired by spring’s romantic pastels.

Spring Pastels

This color palette incorporates a lot of warm pastels, such as pinks, light oranges or tangerines, and shades of yellow. This light and airy option can make your space feel very warm and inviting.

Spring Purples

If you want to stay away from bright colors – or just don’t like pink – a purple palette is a lesser-used, but just as romantic-feeling, option. This selection incorporates warm tones via the yellow and greens, but the focus is firmly on the purples. It feels springy in a subtle, dreamy way. Bonus: this palette works especially well if you want to incorporate a lot of greenery into your wedding.