Choosing the colors and decorations for a wedding is one of the many decisions a bride must make. And these are decisions that must be made as early as possible, because so many other aspects of the wedding depend on what colors and types of decorations have been chosen. For example, the flowers and bridesmaid and mother's dresses are usually coordinated with the general color scheme of the wedding.
How to decorate wedding reception tables? Lavender and many other colors may be used to turn even the most boring room into a wedding show place. Use whatever flowers are in season to brighten up your tables. Talk to your florist to get ideas that will stay within your budget. Colorful vases in various shapes and sizes can do double duty as table decorations, and as wedding favors.
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Tablecoths can be plain white to set off the colors of your decorations, or contrasting colors to highlight your color scheme. Take a look at the color wheel to get ideas.
The color wheel shows the relationship between colors. There are three primary colors (red, blue, yellow), three secondary colors which are the result of mixing primary colors (purple, orange, green) and the tertiary colors which are a primary color mixed with a secondary color such as red-orange, yellow-green and blue-violet. Mixing colors with pure colors white or black it creates numerous different tints and shades.
Choose anologous colors, those colors that are next to each other on the wheel for a softer look. For a bold contemporary look, chooHow to Decorate Wedding Reception Tables Lavenderse complementary colors that are across from each other, for example red and green, or dark lavender and yellow.
Be creative and choose what you like, and what you always dreamed of for your wedding.
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