Are you feeling audacious? It would help to have this zesty orange inspiration for your wedding theme.

Would orange be too dazzling for a wedding? It's Your Day, Your Way, please! We have many orange wedding ideas.

Some examples include velvet suits and satin bridesmaid dresses. We also have fruity cakes and pumpkin decorations. Additionally, we offer pretty tables and stylish stationery.

Orange is a great color choice for couples who want their wedding day to stand out. It works well for fall weddings or for couples who want a vibrant feel for the day.

What is the meaning of the color orange? Orange is the color of happiness, optimism, self-assurance, and coziness. Let's start if that's what you want to bring to your wedding day.

ORANGE WEDDING OUTFITS

Customary? Traditional? If you want to add some color to your wedding attire, consider incorporating orange. It will stand out in photos, even if you choose a traditional black tuxedo or white princess wedding dress.

We adore anything orange, be it a double-breasted orange jacket, an orange tulle wedding gown, or an orange velvet suit jacket!

These weddings and couples below prove that you can experiment with color in your attire, so don't be afraid of it. Have your day however you want it!

ORANGE WEDDING CAKES

Orange wedding cakes pair well with other flavors like lime, tequila, strawberries, and chocolate. You may choose a seasonal color scheme if your wedding is in the fall. For your fall wedding cake, orange leaves, drip icing, or some orange flower decorations are great options.

Similarly, suppose you're having an orange-flavored sponge and frosting. In that case, it makes perfect sense to use orange decorations or icing even if you don't have any oranges in any other portion of your day!

ORANGE THEME DECOR

One of those things we could look at all day is a tablescape. The details give them unique aesthetic appeal, and it's much more striking when you incorporate a splash of color! Orange makes for a picture-perfect place setting, whether you're trying for a seasonal color scheme or like the color.

The table design is only one aspect of the orange wedding décor. How about your PUMPKIN, altar, and a picture backdrop wall for wedding guests?

Pumpkin decorations have become a popular choice for autumn weddings. It's okay if we spend the entire afternoon ogling pumpkin patch nuptials.

ORANGE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

The centerpieces at weddings are sure to spark conversation among attendees. If you choose orange flowers for the ceremony, your guests will be excited when they see them. We heartily suggest an orange and red bouquet if you're a redhead!

In wedding pictures, subtle coordination is gorgeous; when your hair complements the flowers, it's perfect! We really couldn't recommend orange flowers highly enough. Roses, tulips, chrysanthemums, and dahlias are among the most popular orange wedding flowers. Add some autumn foliage or dyed bunny grass for a festive feel.

ORANGE WEDDING STATIONERY & SIGNAGE

One of the more artistic aspects of the wedding that you may have fun with is the stationery and signage. Even if you want a classic white wedding cake and clothes, you can have fun with wedding invitations and signs. Let loose and enjoy!

Your guests will understand the theme of your wedding day from the invitations and other stationery. Orange is a striking color. When your guests receive your bright orange invitation, they will be excited to see what kind of event it is for. Keep them wondering...

ORANGE ACCESSORIES

More understated? That's alright!

Orange can still be used as an accessory on your wedding day! From stunning headpieces and jewelry to orange retro block heels, orange ties and pocket squares, denim jacket cover-ups, and buttonholes. With these adorable bride and groom accessories, orange has become the color of the wedding for these couples as well as their guests!

ORANGE BRIDESMAID DRESSES

One of the most common colors for bridesmaid gowns is orange, in case you accidentally missed the memo! We even have a comprehensive roundup if you want to see more of them.

It's understandable why brides and I Do Crews alike choose these so frequently. Orange is a color that complements all complexion tones and hair types.

Choosing the fabric for the dresses is the next step if you go with orange. Sultry satin? Velvet with velour? Enchanting chiffon? You have the option.

Remember to work with different shades and tones! A burnt orange and gold wedding theme is ideal for autumn! 

Are you considering using orange in your wedding theme or adding a pop of color to your day? There is a lot of orange around.

We sincerely hope so. We love the color orange for weddings so much that we have a Pinterest page just for orange color schemes. You can find more ideas there if you need them! If orange isn't your thing, our inspiration for a pink wedding theme would be more to your liking.

Hot pink and orange wedding theme

You will like today's inspiration if you are organizing a barn wedding and are searching for ideas that don't fit into the "rustic charm" category.

Modern bridal styling, blousey springtime flowers, simple yet chic tablescapes, and splashes of orange and pink that go well with lovely pastel hues are all on the agenda!

What was the idea behind the shoot?

The goal of the photo session was to maintain the wedding style's "cool" and "sophisticated" look while capturing a springtime vibe with vibrant hues like hot pinks and oranges. With playful accents like lollipop favors and hot pink napkins, the tabletop is simple. Additionally, I wanted to demonstrate to couples that a barn wedding does not have to be "rustic." A barn wedding may still seem extremely contemporary while showcasing the natural beauty that barn locations typically offer, like the gorgeous glamping area offers its brides!

Where did you get your inspiration from?

This photo shoot was inspired by spring. I adore everything spring has to offer, including the blooms like tulips and the variety of colors it provides! I believe that now is a fantastic time of year to be married. I wanted to make sure the shoot reflected my belief that spring is when everything comes to life.

How did you find the suppliers who made this concept come to life?

I knew the suppliers would be a perfect fit because I have dealt with many of them in the past! Working with providers who support your vision and adore the idea you have created is always beneficial. Through social media networking, I discovered other vendors with whom I have not yet collaborated.

Which looks are your favourite, and why?

For the first half of the wedding, I went with a bridal suit, and the pictures seem so cool, like Elvira Hancock. Anyone who can pull off a white suit on their wedding day ought to, I mean! The pictures Sarah took seem like they belong in a fashion magazine, and I've wanted to wear a bridal outfit for a very long time. I can't get enough of the gorgeous orange eyeliner that Aina applied for the bride's eye makeup. The entire ensemble demonstrates how to mix sophistication with a dash of fun.

The bride was then transformed into the most stunning tulle skirt created by Alyce Jane, which exudes a lively party atmosphere. We wanted to document the bride having a great time with her bride tribe, especially on the dance floor, since what's the point if you're not enjoying yourself?

I adore how the girls are snapping pictures of one another and how the guests and the couple are utilizing Polaroid cameras to preserve the day's memories. A lovely memento for a pair, and such a straightforward yet powerful idea.

When other creatives are allowed to do their magic, I become incredibly excited. Because it is so abstract and something you do not see every day, the cake was one of my favorite aspects of the day.

Do you have any styling tips for readers looking to emulate this shoot?

Despite being simple, the bridesmaids' outfits were lively, contemporary, and fresh. The bridesmaid dresses were all under £40, and one might have been as low as £15 based on my memory, which I believe is crucial for brides with "smaller" budgets. Saving money doesn't have to mean sacrificing the beauty of your bride tribe!

In order to keep everything cohesive and avoid being overly fussy, especially if you're going for a more understated style, I would limit your tablescape to three primary colors that you enjoy. Keep in mind that basic does not equate to boring! In this instance, I created a lively springtime feeling by combining hot pink, orange, and pastel pink. Additionally, I would advise readers to always pick a color scheme they adore! Don't be scared to make a statement.

What is it that makes your shoot unique?

This shoot is distinctive, in my opinion, because it uses a vibrant color scheme in a minimalistic manner. It demonstrates that going above and beyond is not necessary to create a memorable and lively day. I really adore the colors utilized in the bride's makeup—you don't see a bride wearing bright pink lip gloss or orange eyeliner very often!

What’s the most important tip you have for couples planning their wedding?

ENJOY YOURSELF! Don't overthink everything; you want your day to seem unique to you two. Pick items that you both truly adore and that symbolize who you are as a pair. Even if it means wearing wellies that are orange!

Making a list of your "three most important things" for the day and sticking to it is a smart place to start when planning. Whether it's the day's aesthetics, a late bar, or amazing entertainment...