really sets the tone for the whole wedding. If its a fall wedding, you might want to decide

on some autumn colors to really bring out the beauty and the natural aspects of it like

what the leaves changing to is. Like the autumn colors, like the oranges and reds and really

like the burnt orange is really, really a pretty way to go. Also if you're having a

summer wedding, go with lighter colors. Peaches, soft pinks is also nice for springtime. Winter,

keep with the whites, don't fall into the trap of the red and greens around Christmas

just because those are Christmas colors. But really develop what a winter white might look

like because snow and all those types of aspects really do punch. Red is a beautiful color

to use because it really does pop and red roses represent love. So using red roses in

your color pallet with your flower coordination really does make a really nice wedding. Choosing

a color also should go with choosing a type of flower. If you love the light blue hydrangeas,

sometimes they're hard to find at particular time of the year so make sure you do some

research on flowers and colors that you might like. Also pick a color that you like because

mostly everything in your room from decor to dresses to pretty much everything including

in your wedding will be in that color. Make sure you really like it. Don't pick the color

purple because you think you look good in it because you'll be wearing the color white.

Make sure that everybody in your wedding party it really complements what their skin tone

is and also make sure that in the location you're at that your colors do flow. You don't

want to pick a color that does not complement the type of color that's in the ballroom if

you're using a ballroom or if you're outdoors, make sure it really does have a natural feeling

because you want to make sure everything does complement each other instead of, like the

colors battling each other. So just keep in mind the time of year, the colors that you

like and what flowers you will be using.