what should your wedding colors be if you have your wedding in a garden settings?

Answer 1

pretty pastel colors, purple, pink, green. Very light colors.

Answer 2

I am doing a garden wedding next June, and we're using all sorts of spring colors. I guess you could say pastels....think soft colors, and the great part is, the more you use, the more beautiful it will be! My mom is a florist so we are using all different types of flowers and colors...why limit yourself to 2 or 3? In an outdoor setting, just about anything goes!

Answer 3

Pastels are very pretty especially in a garden setting. If you have alot of reds and oranges in the garden you might want to stay away from them for your wedding colors. You don't want to blend in with the garden.

Answer 4

I'm sure you know inside what colors you really like and/or feel comfortable with. Why don't you check out scenes of other couples getting married and the many colors they chose to give you some ideas. This site http://advancedvideo.50webs.com has lots of pictures of weddings and they have links to hundreds of other wedding places. A little web surfing starting right here and you can see hundreds of pictures. I'm sure you'll find the colors you'll love.

Answer 5

the colors of the flowers in the garden

Answer 6

Don't pick green because you will blend in. Red is green's complimentary colour, so you could go with burgundy or wine colours on the darker side or pale pinks and roses on the lighter side.

Answer 7

depends on the season. Mine was in October so I did autumn colors like red, orange, and yellow.

Answer 8

All sorts of colors that you associate with the season. (I did this with my fall wedding and it was gorgeous)

Answer 9

Pastels - rainbow colours.

Answer 10

do something bright and colourful like a pink or yellow or orange. That would be awesome.