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Every wedding, whether traditional or casual has an element of fashion. The event is usually for young people who need to express themselves in contemporary terms whilst upholding tradition. For these reasons, the bridal wear, ring, accessories and even decoration would have to reflect modern times. The event would have to make use of things that are in vogue. Many a time, couples have asked about what color to wear, what length of dress would be suitable and whether the bouquet should be handled in a certain way. We look over some trends in weddings and present a few ideas on what may be suitable and what needs to be avoided.

Let's talk about colors. White is clearly the most dominant color for weddings. It matches any accessory and looks good on all body types. Traditionally, it symbolizes purity. White is a color you can use for any season. It suits Summer, Spring, and Winter wedding themes.

Purple and red are Fall colors. They complete the season so much. The color is supposed to symbolize richness. Many couples would like shades of couple to math the decor of the halls and accessories.

Black is also prevalent in wedding themes. They say it stands for deepness and usually used for accessories like hats and bags. Like white, it matches almost any attire and jewelry.

Red is always romantic. It is used for evening wear the most and will make a perfect reception dress. The color stands for energy.

Yellow is great for Spring. It is bright, easily seen and will complement flamboyant jewelry. You may however want to avoid this color for traditional weddings as it appears very casual and fanciful.

Blue is soothing and suits summer wedding themes. The color is not easy to spot and will produce a calming effect. It is a color that best matches the bride who is not flamboyant nor wants to use extensible jewelry and accessories.

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Source by Amanda Jane