What two colors go good together for a fall wedding?

Question

I was thinking a bout blue and silver but i'm not quit sure, I need some advice!

Answer 1

I think you should do like a bright navy blue with a dual silver and you r maid of honor should be like a light blue. or you should do like a dark pinky/ red color with like brown. Or just kep it simple and do black with another color that would look nice. But i think the blue sounds like a good idea. Just because its fall doesnt alwayz mean you have to go with fall colors, so remember that and good luck to ya!

Answer 2

My wedding is in three weeks and our colors are cream and dark brown. Everything has turned out pretty so far. If I were you I would only use blue and silver for a winter wedding, which would be quite beautiful. Not only that, decorations in those colors would be very hard to find this time of year and could be expensive to order. Sticking with traditional fall colors would be your best bet. Hope this helps you out. Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 3

It's your wedding - and you should do exactly what you want!! :) The blue and silver may remind people of winter but I do think it's a beautiful combination. Here are some thoughts:

- Dark Blue/Light Blue/Silver (the light blue throws a little added
color in there to make it seem less "winter-like")
- Chocolate Brown & Pink
- Burnt orange/Burgundy/Cream
- Yellow/Burnt Orange/Cream
- Black & White (with ANY kind of accent color, really... if you chose a "fall" type of color then it would really "pop" if you put it on a backdrop of black and white)

Answer 4

Blue and Silver go very well together, but its more of a winter color. They are very 'cold' colors. If you are talking fall, its more of a 'warm' color season. Reds and golds go very well together, plus you can add in other earth tones. Green accents... little different for a wedding though. Ivories and creams go very well to lighten up darker colors for a wedding. Plum spice colors with cream would be lovely.
But really, all in all, if you are leaning towards blue and silver, then you probably prefer light colors. For your wedding you really should do exactly what you want to do, as it is a one time deal and you want it to be exactly as you dreamed.
Best wishes!

Answer 5

I would maybe do chocolate brown dresses with them carrying burnt orange colored flowers with a lighter brown ribbon. Or burgundy is a good color. Golds are a fall color. Think of the trees when they change. Blue and silver seem winterish to me.

I am sure it will be beautiful no matter what colors you choose. Congratulations! My husband and I did black and white and we got married in September then I used wildflowers for my arrangements.

Answer 6

Blue and silver would be great for a winter wedding. For a fall wedding, embrace the season and go with red and orange, or something like that.

Answer 7

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I was going to be married in October 2005, but we had to change the date. Before that, we were going to have a deep red (I think it's called apple). The new colors this year seem to be light blue (pastel almost) and brown. I don't know about brown though. Champagne is always a good color and my friend that got married in Novemeber had a wine color.


I hope that helps, I was married in May and the girls wore a pastel yellow. Good luck!

Answer 8

Ton of colours flow at the same time, both that you opt for will be determined through the time of three hundred and sixty 5 days, time of day, topic, and aspect of ritual of your wedding ceremony. Neutrals and metallics will be paired with alot of colours, you should opt for tones from an identical shade relatives, or opt for contrasting colors. classic wedding ceremony shade schemes are: Tiffany Blue and Chocolate Brown pink and White/ various colors of pink pink and White army and gold (or army and silver) you should do shade schemes that hide more beneficial than 2 colors. For a sunlight hours spring wedding ceremony you should do pastels. Jewel tones (deep blue, eco-friendly, pink, and pink) will be large for a nighttime fall or wintry climate wedding ceremony. Black and white are a very-formal classic mixture.

Answer 9

Earth tones are great for a fall wedding; blue and silver are definately wintery; but if you want to stick with silver, I would go with eggplant with silver. It will be easy to decorate if you choose colors that everything autmny can go with - orange, red, yellow, eggplant. Harvesty, bountiful. :o) Congrats, and have fun!!

Answer 10

Burgandy and gold or
purple and gold

when i was a little girl i always wanted to get married in the fall and have the girls wear all different colors that the leaves in the trees are at that time of the year. i still think it would be beautiful.