By Jessica Simon
No matter the season, you can always find somewhere to add color on your wedding day.
Although white dresses remain the primary choice for brides, some opt for color – usually soft hues like blushes and champagnes, but darker colors, including black, are also making an appearance.
However, if you go with white or ivory to keep tradition alive, choose a soft dress made of tulle or lace and grab color through decor and accessories.
Bright tablecloths and napkins are a start for your reception. At the ceremony, choose naturally bright flowers like roses or carnations for bouquets and boutonnieres.
These touches will bring color to the big day, and more importantly, create an eye-catching and playful aesthetic to look back on.
Gown from Luxe Redux Bridal in Orange. Photo by K. Engel Photography 
Marlee gown by Maggie Sottero from Galleria Gowns in Highland Heights 
Renata gown by Matthew Christopher from Matina’s Bridal in Woodmere 
Style 5912 by Hayley Paige Occasions from Matina’s Bridal in Woodmere 
19.66-carat orange sapphire and diamond ring from IMG Jewelers in Lyndhurst 
Italian silk and wool blazer in plum red shadow paisley, Italian wool trousers in midnight navy twill, all from Balani Custom Clothiers in Cleveland 
Kylie Bricker Photography / A Charming Fete / Andrew Thomas 
Kylie Bricker Photography / A Charming Fete / Andrew Thomas