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Fall months (September to November) are the most well-liked wedding months. The primary reasons are the temperature that is already getting cool, but not freezing, and the affordable services for wedding, like venue and catering. And, because it is a fall wedding, brides choose only the colors that are related to fall. Basically, these are the colors that tell about season of harvest, autumn flowers, fallen leaves, and forests. Some fall colors use for weddings are burgundy, gold, wheat, mocha, marigold, rust, bronze, rich red, pumpkin, and others. Some couple dares to blend them with modern colors, though to achieve elegance and uniqueness: terra cotta, silver, copper, navy blue, and ivory, among others. Choosing the wedding colors is the first thing that must be accomplished by the bride and the groom before the wedding invitations. Now, as a bride, what colors do you think will be the best for you? If you have no idea, try to consider one from this five hottest fall colors as your base color for your wedding: Orange Orange, being vibrant, is a color that will go perfectly well with the bride. It only needs to be paired it with another color (or colors) and the bride and the groom will surely achieve an elegant wedding. Being a flexible color, you may consider mixing this with burgundy for uniqueness. It will also blend with silver and so with sky blue, purple, gold, lilac, and green. Deep Eggplant Purple This is also one of the best - if not the best - color to complement a fall wedding, especially an evening wedding. Using deep eggplant purple is a bold move for a wedding color, though. In fact, this is not a common pick of the would-be couple because this is a total opposite of orange, in terms of vibrancy. For classiness, the bride (who is the boss when it comes to choosing wedding colors) can mix this color with gold or beige. Green Green is the color of the leaves - so, why not green? Whether you choose a dark or a light green, it will still go with other colors, such as silver. Deep Red Who will not agree that deep red symbolizes romance? This is one of the colors that can easily be combined with other colors - silver, white, lavender or any other hues. So, this will not give the bride the headache. Terra cotta Terra cotta is another good choice. This hue can be mixed with yellow, burgundy, and copper. Whichever you choose from one of these five hottest colors (orange, deep eggplant purple, green, deep red, and terra cotta) as your base color for your fall wedding, the key for a stylish or an elegant wedding is to perfectly combine it with another one or two colors. Remember to limit yourself with only three colors. You do not want to have rainbow-like wedding colors, right? To make sure that you are making the right mix, consult your designer or your friends. Gather swatches of your chosen colors and ask for their opinions. Harrison Fray is a long time gift consultant. He has years of experience with helping other fulfill their gift giving wishes. Harrison can assist you in deciding what type of personalized gifts to get your loved one. Stop by http://www.mygiftsboutique.com/ to see what Harrison recommends. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
