I have a pink wedding dress.?

Question

I have a pink wedding dress and my bridesmaids have truffle (dark chocolate). Will a red backdrop with pink shears and red roses look ok or is the red too much? Advice please.

Answer 1

The pink dress is a really cool idea.
In my opinion the red and pink might be to much. Remember the day is about you and your honey. Try to make the two of you the focus and not all the other stuff.
Try a neutral tan or light brown and soft pink shears. That way the background is not a feature but just melts away and the shears will just be a hint of color.
Happy wedding:)

Answer 2

I am pretty artistic and I think the red is too much. I would stick to pink and browns which sound unusual....and maybe gold accessories?...and have the groomsmen also wear colors that are the same...could be in striped ties or cumberbunds, perhaps dark brown tux's?

If you need a backdrop use a different shade of pink, brown,(like lighter?) or gold.....and they have beautiful roses in shades that would go with these....also colored tiny lilies,etc....put your fabrics together...then show the florist.....

Your pink and brown and be carried over into the reception...would be lovely....also in the ribbon on the pews, etc..

Answer 3

Wow, different choice, I must say. Forget the red backdrop. You're being too bold here, and I'm afraid you're creating a circus atmosphere. I'd make the flowers pale pink too. Yours should be either white or white with pale pink incorporated into it. Good luck.

Answer 4

I would pass on the red (psychologically, it creates intense feelings/anxiety). Try pink and/or cream (creates a calming effect and is often associated with love and romance) backdrop and roses.

Answer 5

I think that's too much. But, you know what the backdrop and church looks like, so you've got the best judgment on this one. Maybe do pink roses instead?

Answer 6

Wow, red is toooo much I think. Maybe differing shades of pink, mauve, fuchsia, light pink, etc. Red would be too overbearing and make your dress REALLY stick out in a way that would not be flattering.

Answer 7

To me, it sounds like too much! Kinda of like a candy store on Valentine's day. BUT, it is your wedding and if you want to wear orange and aqua polka dots and have a monkey walk you down the aisle, do it! You only have this one chance, so make it just like you want it, even if it is "too much." You could ask your fiance, but usually guys don't care. Really, everyone does their wedding differently according to taste, and "There's no accounting for taste."

Answer 8

i might say no, it fairly is not a stable theory. For starters, your groom needs to verify you, not the bridesmaids. Bride - Groom tournament Maid/Matron of Honer - ideal guy tournament Bridesmaids - Groomsmen tournament Flower woman fits the Bride Ring Bearer fits Groomsmen So, to confirm that your themed wedding ceremony to artwork, your hubby to be could positioned on something fairly diverse from his groomsmen to verify you. this may well be a vest,tie, handkerchief, boutonniere (flower and ribbon). If it fairly is a extensive-unfold Hawaiian themed wedding ceremony, then you definately would be matching his flower and ribbon. The ribbon is going to could be purple to verify you relatively. in reality, you likely could have him positioned on a purple flower to verify your purple gown. The groomsmen might positioned on yellow flora to verify the bridesmaids. for my area, you're able to adhere out, yet i don't think of that wearing a purple gown is a thank you to do it, in my opinion. i think of your ivory gown might artwork plenty extra effective. If purple is easily your famous shade then do a eye-catching bouquet applying countless hues of purple. which will seem glamorous. With a purple gown, your flower possibilities would be constrained. purple flora against a purple gown will mixture in. stable success!

Answer 9

IT SOUNDS COOL BUT I WOULD CUT OUT THE RED IT SEEMS A BIT TO MUCH AND WOULD TAKE AWAY FROM THE OTHER 2 COLORS

Answer 10

NO RED!