Before you choose,check out the meaning of different wedding colours

When creating a wedding theme, the most
important thing to consider is what best
represents you- the bride and groom- as a
couple. There’s various ways of doing this,
like choosing a shared interest, favourite
season, favourite animal and of course the
location.
And one way that best creates a theme is
simple yet extremely effective- colour. Brides
often select their favourite colours to base
their theme around , however one thing to
also think about is what mood your wedding
colours create, and what it means about you.
White symbolizes purity, innocence, honesty
and cleanliness. White is also a symbol of a
fresh beginning. It represents a desire for
simplicity, and for older people, it can be a
means of recapturing lost youth. White is a
commonly used colour and it always
complements most of the other wedding
colours.
Yellow generally symbolizes wisdom,
happiness and intellectual energy. Yellow is
also a very imaginative colour and chosen by
those seeking self-fulfillment and adventure.
People with good sense of humour often
tend towards yellow. Other personality traits
yellow represents are curiosity, awareness,
and focus.
Light yellow represents intellect, joy and
freshness.
Dull yellow stands for caution, sickness and
decay.
Orange is a colour that’s great for spicing
things up and increasing creativity. Orange
appeals to flamboyant and fun-loving people,
and also represents joyfulness, enthusiasm
and optimism. People who like orange are
generally good-natured and popular, loud
and impulsive. Orange can also represent
youth, strength and vitality.
Red is the colour of strength, health, and
vitality. Red can also be symbolic of an
increased enthusiasm or interest, confidence
to pursue your dreams, power and passion.
Red is often the colour chosen by someone
outgoing, aggressive, vigorous and
impulsive. People who love red are also
often optimistic and open.
Red- orange represents desire, sexual
passion, pleasure, and a thirst for action.
Dark red stands for longing, courage,
willpower, and vigour.
Light red represents love, sexuality, joy,
passion, and sensitivity
Pink is a great symbol of love and beauty. It
also embodies the gentler qualities of red.
Pink is a very blissful colour, and can also
represent a funny or quirky personality.
People who tend towards pink often require
affection and like to feel loved and secure.
Pink represents personalities that are
charming, gentle and artistic.
Purple :Personalities that like purple are
usually unconventional and likely to achieve
positions of authority. Purple is also the
colour of royalty and can represent magic,
mystery, creativity and strength. People who
like purple are highly individual and can also
tend to be witty, sensitive, artistic, intuitive,
tolerant and dignified.
Light purple evokes romantic and nostalgic
feelings.
Blue is symbolic of youth, spirituality, peace
and tranquility. Blue can also represent those
who are soft, compassionate and caring.
Personalities that like blue are faithful, yet
can tend to worry too much and be over-
cautious. Blue can also represent a sensitive
and emotional character, and can be a sign
of patience.
Light blue is associated with health, healing,
tranquility, understanding, and softness.
Aqua is associated with emotional healing,
protection compassion, and inspiration.
Dark blue represents knowledge, power,
integrity, and seriousness.
Green is the colour of harmony and balance.
Green can also represent a new state of
balance and hope, renewal and peace. People
who like green are also relaxed,
compassionate and loyal and tend to be
quite frank, sociable and modest. Green can
also represent a refined personality,
inventiveness, uniqueness and flexibility.
Dark green is associated with ambition,
greed, and money.
Yellow-green can indicate sickness,
cowardice, discord, and jealousy.
Olive green is the traditional colour of peace.
Brown is a comforting, solid and earthy
colour. Brown can also symbolize order,
convention, stamina and patience. Brown
personalities are usually not impulsive and
are steady and conservative. They tend to be
reliable and kind. Brown is also a masculine
colour that represents maturity, stability, and
can create a connection with natural earth.
Reddish brown is associated with harvest
and autumn.
Grey is the colour of caution and
compromise. Grey can also symbolize
maturity, and security. Grey also represents
composure, peace and a willingness to
comply. Grey also reduces the intense energy of another colour and can be selected by
those suppressng their personalities.
Black : A timeless, stylish and sophisticated
colour, black can also be impressive without
being showy. People who tend towards black
may also want to give the appearance of
mystery and can also be controlling,
perfectionists and dominant. Black is also a
very dignified colour but can also suppress
desires, suggesting inner longings.
Gold is a symbol of wealth and also
representative of good health. Gold can also
symbolize relaxation and enjoyment of life. It
is similar to yellow in representing
brightness and cheerfulness, but can also be
somber and traditional. People who like gold
also tend to be extravagant, wise and
powerful.
Silver: This is one of the sleek, glamorous,
modern and rich wedding colours. Silver can
create a soothing and calm effect. Silver also
aids speech and enhances patience and
perseverance. Silver can also symbolize
responsibility, organisation, and a
distinguished character.
So, be it an elegant and sophisticated black
and silver-themed wedding you desire, or
perhaps a happy and bright yellow-theme,
when selecting your wedding colours,
consider the connotations associated with
them to best represent you!