If you’re having trouble narrowing your color scheme, why not use the entire rainbow as your palette.  Below are just a few ideas for a vibrant reception:

From L to R: Metropolitan Monogram Wedding Invitation; Stacked Need Centerpiece; Glass Lanterns from CBK Home; Colored Liquor Image from Fine Art America; Rainbow Lollipops; Crayon Favors from Kate Parker Weddings;  Snow Cones from Daisy I Do

With winter and the holidays upon us, nothing appeals to me more than jewel tones.  I have been obsessing over various clothing items, promptly added to my Christmas list, and I’ve noticed one constant theme–deep, vibrant color.  Now, it’s your turn to get inspired with my inspiration board.  Happy Holidays!

From Left to Right, Top to Bottom:  Glass Candle Holders, photo courtesy of Fruition Designs, Bridesmaids with Orange Flowers courtesy of JoNa Photography, An Evening at the Moroccan Casbah in San Francisco by Brier & Dunn, Modern Fireworks New Years Card by Tiny Prints, Drew Barrymore in green ballroom from About.com, Colorful Wedding Cake from Truly Wedding Blog.

If you’re looking for fun and yet elegance, think bright yellow and subdued gray. It’s a winning combination that though started in spring will take you all the way into fall. Here are some ways to add this color theme throughout your wedding!

Yelllow and gray look fabulous together especially on our Two Birds Wedding Invitations in Mustard. It’s a beautiful way to introduce guests to your color theme. Martha Stewart’s Carnival Stand and Sweet Little Daisies Cake are all about bright colors and sweets.

Petal Chandelier earrings, swirl ring and Autumn necklace from Banana Republic.

Beautiful in yellow and gray, photos from Brides.