Orange You Glad it's Mint to Be

Colour Palette: Orange, Mint, and Ivory

Mint and orange arch.

Mint runner with orange centrepieces.

Orange watercolour cake.

Painted place card.

Mint and ivory door decor.

Orange and ivory centrepieces with mint place setting.

Key lime pie bites.

Orange and mint leaf letterpress escort cards.

Mint, orange, and ivory invitations.

Colourful bouquet with mint and orange.

Mint bridesmaids with orange bouquets.

Orange accented groom attire.

Orange draped tent.

Orange and mint invitations.

Mint flower crown and veil.

Mint cake decorated with orange flowers.

Bright orange dress for an engagement shoot.

Orange flowers in mint vases.

Mint cocktail hour tables.

Orange and mint boutonniere.

Orange typewriter with flower wreath sign.

Bright orange bouquets and mint bridesmaids' dresses.

Ivory and mint teacup favours.

Orange you glad this colour scheme is mint to be?

I Love You Ivory Day

Today's {Colour Wheel Wednesday} is all about shades of ivory. This used to be used purely as an accent colour, but in recent years, it's becoming a main shade within a colour palette. Here are different ways you can include these shades in your wedding day, whether as an accent or as the main show stopper.

Colour Wheel: Ivory

Ivory bridal gown.

A tented reception.

Cream cocktail hour tables.

Ribbon escort cards.

A cute country flower girl.

Art deco pumps.

A floral centrepiece.

Luxurious couches at the reception.

An ivory tuxedo.

Gold calligraphy invitation.

A gorgeous ring shot.

Cream flowers mixed with greenery.

Escort cards in a rose garden.

Ivory bridesmaids.

Paper flower decorations.

Ornate lanterns.

Cream tables with floral chair decorations.

A white peony bouquet.

Draped ceremony with greenery.

Ivory accessories for the groom.

Three-tired cake.

Candles and flowers as centrepieces.

Will you be loving this colour ivory day?