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Here is a selection of Q&As from Your Yorkshire Wedding magazine whether it be about flowers, hair and makeup, fashion, wedding themes, health & beauty, cakes, stationery, legal advice. If you would like your question answered by our experts, please email it to editor@youryorkshire.wedding
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Shades Of Winter
| Q | What is your advice on creating an elegant winter wedding? |
| A | Christian Kelly says: It's important to think about your theme and choose a colour palette that complements the season nicely. For example, many couples at this time of year looking to create an elegant, winter theme opt for luxury silver, rose gold, bronze and gold; all-white themes; or deep, rich colour schemes such as plum, burgundy, dark emerald and navy. It also helps to choose a palette that goes well with your venue's style. Once you've figured out the perfect colours and overall theme for your big day, it's easy to create a well-thought-out and stylish look. Consistency in your theme can be the key to creating this luxurious, elegant atmosphere while avoiding a laid-back, mismatched style. Choosing a set of classic and script-style fonts you'll use throughout your wedding stationery and signage also helps to add that air of luxury. One of our favourite seasonal weddings we helped create invitations, menus and signage for was for a couple who'd chosen a deep autumnal colour palette. They worked with us to create bespoke mirrored bronze maple leaf-shaped invitations and place names, which looked stunning with their closely colour-matched floral displays, other signage and bridal party outfits. |
Christian Kelly, Laser Made Occasions
Love letters
| Q | What style and colour do you suggest for our late autumn invitations? |
| A | Andy Murrell says: Wedding stationery is the first impression your guests get of your big day, which usually reflect your theme. Our autumn wedding range is one such suggestion, with rustic, earthy tones including burnt orange and deep reds. However, for something a bit more contemporary, why not consider navy blue ink with gold metallic hints? If you want your invitations to look more modern, try wooden designs or a combination of rich colour with geometric shapes. Whatever you choose, remember your invites are just a part of the big picture when it comes to your amazing day. And we're always here to recommend a great range of designs that will be right up your street! |
Andy Murrell, Yorkshire Wedding Invites
