The purple-themed wedding is one of the popular choices among newlyweds as this color complements almost all other shades. It blends perfectly with any pastel shade and fits all weddings. It also looks lovely no matter what season your wedding is. Whether it's a summer or winter event, many purple decoration ideas will make your wedding
bright and vibrant.
Many shades of purple will alter the theme of your wedding, from gentle and romantic to elegant and traditional.
Light purple shades such as lilac, lavender, or orchid will look great in the spring and summer.
Darker shades, such as amethyst, and plum, will look lovely anytime because you can adjust them by matching them with light pastel colors. As for the deep plum color, it will perfectly fit winter or autumn weddings.
It's not necessary to combine purple color with white or beige as people usually do. To make not ordinary design, you can match light lavender and dark purple.
But you can always go for neutrals that highlight purple's beauty.
• With silver color. It will look elegant if you mix it with light purple.
• White makes any color highlighted so you can choose any purple shades.
• If you want a softer and more romantic look, go for a cream color
• Grey color will look fabulous with lavender, mainly when used in a rustic style.
• Black and white combination is classic, but what if to replace the white with lilac?
Remember that deep shades are the best choice for the fall and winter celebrations when choosing the wedding color. Conversely, combining light purples with white or other neutral will look fresh and complement summer or winter weddings.
Try something unexpected and mix purple with pink, blue, or pale peach. These combinations should be used carefully.
Usually, brides prefer to keep their dress white, but bridesmaids can choose any shade of purple. To comply with a theme, a bride can add purple jewelry or accessories to her look. As for groomsmen, they usually choose a similar tie or add a purple boutonniere to their costumes.
It's not necessary to stick with only purple when you choose flowers. If you want a pink rose bouquet, go for it, it will stand out among wedding decors. If you want to continue the purple theme in your bridal bouquet, go for hydrangeas, Irises, orchids, and lavender.
Decorate the venue with your chosen color. You can have a runner in purple or add a purple fabric to your flower. Don't forget about the chairs and centerpieces on the guests' table; you can also incorporate your chosen color.