Whole wedding looks

A colorful wedding full of playful, connected details

Confident color through paper, textiles and flowers, with enough consistency to make the room feel intentional.

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Why choose it

Coral napkins make a broad ribbon of color across the pale tables, while yellow and pink flowers rise at different heights from small white vessels. A pink panel repeats the palette farther into the room. Choose this approach when you want a lively result with a few clear color roles.

Make it yours

For a softer version, keep the flowers bright and make the napkins pale pink. For a bolder one, keep the coral textile and repeat yellow in one paper detail. Use the same limited palette in the bouquet and cake rather than introducing another unrelated set of colors in every zone.

Bring these questions

• Which color will appear in a large textile area and which only in small accents?
• Do the flowers need the same loose outline if individual varieties change?
• Where will we repeat the palette once beyond the dining table?