Bali Wedding Colour Design

From the first point of invitations to perhaps a signature cocktail, the colours should flow through all elements of the day. From dresses and suits to flowers, decorations, cake, ceremony & reception table settings, continuity of colour will create a beautiful harmony for your Bali wedding.

You may want to keep the décor simple and classy using natural or neutral tones. Think linens, timber, wicker chairs to add texture, or glass to not distract from a beautiful natural setting. Colours such as whites, greys, creams, light pinks and beiges will look beautiful in any setting and give a relaxed & romantic feel.

Choose a colour scheme of no more than three colours and perhaps a metallic colour such as gold, silver or copper to accessorise. Having too many colours will confuse the decor and eliminate a sophisticated look. Complimentary colours work best in a colour scheme and so are pleasing to the eye. These are opposites on the colour wheel such as red and green, orange and blue, yellow and purple. They can be used in varying tones and strengths that look smart together.  For example, your bridesmaid dresses may be pastel blue and their flowers could have a pop of orange in the arrangement. Apricot and peach are pastels of orange so they too would work in a blue-toned palette.

If you are struggling to find two colours that work well together, try using various shades of one colour. Vibrant colours add drama where soft or muted colours and pastels evoke a more romantic atmosphere. Red, yellow and orange are considered warm colours where blues and greens, for example, are cool.

Talk to your Decor provider and florist about creating a stylish look with your chosen colours. 

Article by Janet Savona- Colour & Design Expert