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A wedding color palette isn’t just about choosing pretty colors—it’s about creating a cohesive experience. Here’s what top ...

Fall weddings have a certain magical quality. There's something quite poetic about turning over a new leaf that speaks to the season and the new beginning ahead. And with that cool crispness in the ...

Picking your wedding color scheme is one of the most fun (and important!) parts of planning your big day. The right palette sets the tone for everything—from your flowers and table settings to your ...

WeddingWire Inc. yesterday announced its exclusive collaboration with the Pantone Color Institute and unveiled their 2019 Wedding Color Palettes. Color is one of the first details couples think about ...

Ruffles add just the right amount of drama to this romantic, blush color scheme. Accented with flecks of soft gold, the monochromatic pink palette feels fresh and airy—perfect for bringing the garden ...

Golden hour colors, inspired by the most beautiful sunset, are aglow in these wedding ideas. Every bride needs her something blue, but why not make your color palette a myriad of blue hues? From light ...

Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. From the winter solstice to the twinkling, icy snowfall, the winter ...

Picking out your wedding colors can be tricky. Not only are there so many to choose from, but you will want to make sure your choices complement each other. When choosing your colors, your best bet is ...

From the cake to the drinks to the dress to the flowers, tradition informs every part of royal wedding preparation. While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have broken tradition with a number of their ...

This week, we read a post on Jezebel entitled “Choosing Your Wedding Colors Is the Gateway Drug to Insanity,” which denounced picking wedding colors as a one-way trip to crazy. And while we don’t ...