7 Amazing Coral Wedding Ideas to Get You Spliced in Style

Every bride-to-be wishes for a fairytale wedding, regardless of what her budget is. And although planning and organizing a wedding is a huge task in itself, the first step towards getting everything organized is by choosing the color scheme. Coral happens to be 2014's hottest, and most popular hue for weddings. It has a vibrant and fresh appeal that can work wonders for your wedding. With an amicable mix of various other colors, we have put together 7 unique ideas that can work with coral.

Possessing the sophistication, elegance, and freshness, coral is a wonderful hue to include in a spring or summer wedding. Take a look at these gorgeous ideas that will make your big day unforgettable.

A postcard-style 'Save the Date' card with hints of coral and gold.

The wedding invitations are a great way to clue in your guests about the color theme.

As coral comes in various shades, make sure that you know which hue you wish to go with. This will also help you select the complementing gold hues to perfect the theme. Also, for the reception, the lighting can add a lot to the ambiance and enhance the wedding colors. Place candles along the tables that are covered with coral tablecloths; it's an excellent way to decorate the venue.

Send the card specifying the wedding date and location.

Work the color gray in such a way that it doesn't appear gloomy.

The combination of coral and gray is awe-inspiring as the subtle gray won't let the bold coral to appear too harsh. Also, rather than constricting yourself to a single shade of coral and gray, feel free to style your wedding with various shades. It will brighten up your wedding, and give it a modern touch.

To reduce extra expense, email your 'Save the Date' cards to family and friends.

A simple wedding invitation with your choice of color scheme works with every budget.

From the ceremony to the reception, there are so many elements to decorate. Make sure that you have a balance between the two colors, and aren't going overboard with either of it. Remember, the ceremony lasts less than an hour. So be wise and try not to spend a lot on over-the-top decorative items. Instead, you can use other elements such as candles, flowers, etc., to bring it all together.

Don't feel stuck to the clichéd 'Save the Date' card ideas; do be creative!

Always write the names of all guests whenever possible; it's much warmer and more welcoming.

The combination of coral and navy blue is amazing for a garden wedding. These contrasting colors truly pop when paired together. For the bridesmaid dresses, even though your color scheme doesn't allow you to be flexible with the color, experiment with the necklines. Also, if you wish to add a vintage feel to your wedding, add a bit of antique gold to the centerpieces.

Formal is for wedding invitations; these cards can be as quirky as you want.

Always give credit to the hosts; traditionally speaking, the bride's parents who will pay for the wedding expenses.

Working with coral and pink can be disastrous, if you're not
careful. As these hues can appear quite similar to one another, you need to know where and how much to add. So, choose the decorations wisely and sparingly as you don't want to go overboard. Let white be a neutral shade that provides balance between the two dominant colors.

Think outside the box; this showcases how fun a 'Save the Date' card can be.

To find customized text and colors for your invitations, seek help via online websites.

The combination is oh-so-colorful, and risky if not done correctly. Coral and turquoise not only complement one another, but vie for your attention. With subtle additions, your entire wedding décor can be uplifted to a whole new level. Rather than wearing coral or turquoise bridesmaid dresses, have them drape shawls instead. Tie satin ribbons on the top table. Hang lanterns all around the venue.

This 'Save the Date' card is sweet, romantic, and ticks all the check boxes.

A simple, yet elegant, wedding invitation is sometimes all that you need.

Giving coral its well-deserved space, pairing it with white can give you more room to work the theme. Setting the mood for the event, you can choose various shades of coral wedding decorations here.

Once you've finalized a color theme, stick to it and don't compromise. Begin with the wedding stationery, and work your way to other sections of the wedding. And if you really want a particular style of décor, bridesmaids dresses, or any other element, do make it a point to make it happen. This is your wedding, and you have to call the shots.