The Knot Missouri & Kansas Weddings Magazine

your perfect palette

With a rainbow of shades to choose from, narrowing in on your wedding colors can be a puzzle. The hues you choose will be used in everything from your invitation suite to your florals and accessories, so it’s important they feel like you as well as the party vibe you’re going for. Searching for your shades have you stumped? We’ve taken the guesswork out of it with six foolproof combinations. >>

The vibe: playful and retro

clementine, flamingo, aqua and sunshine

Saturated, funky shades evoke a time when jukeboxes were hip and soda fountains were all This vibe is all about bold colors and playful patterns. Look to inject some energy into your wedding with geometric tablecloths, cheeky favors (neon-pink personalized sunnies, anyone?) and vintage-inspired fashion, like charming Converse sneakers or blue suspenders. A personality-packed venue can also go a long way in perfecting this overall feel. But if you’re hosting your day at a blank-slate ballroom, bright pink uplighting, a checkered dance floor, colored acrylic chairs and a polka-dotted tiered confection can make it more festive.

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