Your Sussex Wedding - Dec/Jan 2019 (Issue 82)

80 ▲ “Keep strong colours to the chair sashes and flowers to avoid overwhelming the space.” – Annabel Grange, butterfliesandbows.co.uk Get the look ▲ “For a romantic, cosy and autumnal feel, use rich, deep hues.” – Chloe Potter, co- ordination.net “Tableware is available in a range of hues. Why not swap your regular wine or champagne class for a tinted one?” – Charlotte Bolwell, clbweddingsandevents.co.uk mulberry-events.co.uk somethingnew.uk.com for colourpopoccasions.com melissameganphotography.co.uk, tohaveandtohireweddings.com “Adjacent or analogous colours – those found next to each other on the colour wheel, easily replicate nature.” – Steph Willoughby, chirpee.net chirpee.net realsimplephotography.net for tohaveandtohireweddings.com hayleyrosephotography.co.uk for co-ordination.net chirpee.net sarahwenban.co.uk for co-ordination.net chelseaweddingphotography. com for thelittle-details.co.uk bevdownie.photography for colourpopoccasions.com “Smaller rooms are better suited to cooler shades, which enhance, lighten and give the illusion of space. Whereas larger venues are better suited to warmer tones to make them more warm and inviting.” – Alison Hood, tohaveandtohireweddings.com “Don’t be afraid to brighten up a room. What looks super- colourful in person can still look plain in a photo – be bold!” – Chloe Potter, co-ordination.net “Get easy inspiration from one item and look closely at its colours. A flower, painting or even the amazing spectrum found in a peacock feather could influence your whole palette.” – Steph Willoughby, chirpee.net Blues and greys look fab at any time of year, especially against a white marquee ceiling.” – Julie Lancaster, colourpopoccasions.com “Hot tropical colours work brilliantly against white backgrounds.” – Julie Lancaster, colourpopoccasions.com “By adding a multi-coloured pattern to your marquee interior, you instantly create interest and can use this as inspiration for the hues in your flowers and centrepieces.” – Rachel Leach, thelittle-details.co.uk