In 2020, the hues are going to get a lot more diverse. There will be more styles and colour codes to choose from for future brides and grooms. From choosing the perfect wedding cake shade to the venue decorations, here are some exciting ideas for 2020!
- Cantaloupe
Cantaloupe is a softer and cooler shade of rose gold. This hue gives a soft rare metallic look and when combined with dark reds, light greens, dark pinks, light orange, gold, cream and blush, it gives a heavenly impression.
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- Cassis
The royal of royalties blend; a deeper burst of pink and purple hue brings cassis to life. This colour adds a deeper connection to royalty and sophistication. A while back, only the rich and mighty could afford to dye their outfits in purple. It is one of the reasons why purple has been related to royalty. Take your wedding up a notch with this perfect combination.
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- Rose Pink and Grey
For a more flowery yet sophisticated look, go for pink and grey. You can get your bridesmaid to wear pink and your groomsmen to balance it with pink giving it an ethereal finish.
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- Neo-mint
Looking for a more natural feel? Then try out the neo-mint hue; a pastel shade of green that is fast-growing in prospects for 2020. One of the reasons why we love this colour so much is its easy blend with nature, science and technology and an outstanding aura of an oxygenating tone.
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- Dusty Rose and Black
Having a blend of these two colours is perfection made only in heaven. The black gives a fine atmosphere of class while the dusty rose brings in the romance befitting for your wedding. What’s more is that it goes well with everything – the venue decoration, the bridesmaid and groomsmen, the centrepieces, everything!
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- Mellow Yellow
Not to be confused with mustard yellow. Rather, it is a playful shade of the colour. Giving it a sunny soft look. What’s more, is that it blends perfectly with almost any colour. Although it looks really good with green.
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