If you’re going for an elegant wedding style, the very classic look of copper and cream is chic and classy and an easy look to achieve. You can even throw in a bit of burnt orange if you are wanting more colour.

For a more casual and informal wedding you can play around with pastel colours. Choose a different colour for each bridesmaid. Pastels are soft and girly but you can add more or less colour as you feel is right for you.

Pretty in purple with matching grey. The deeper the shade of purple, the more vibrant it will show up against the paleness of the grey

This is one of my favourite colour combinations. I love pink and combined with any number of colours it’s always a winner. Here I’ve put together a bit of cream and some grey to compliment, tone down and soften the pink.

Lilac and tan. A gorgeous colour combination for hot South African summer days.

If you’re looking for an interesting, fun and memorable wedding, remember it’s often the little details that make your wedding stand out. How often have you heard of friends or colleagues inadvertantly copying your style or even colour choice? More often than not you ‘ll have the