Designing your wedding décor can be an exhilarating experience that you should enjoy to the fullest. However, sometimes we get so caught up in the happiness of the approaching big day that we can make some mistakes. Today we will list the most common of the wedding design mishaps so that you can avoid them.

Too Many Colours

Bold and bright colour schemes are great as long as you don’t go overboard with them. Restrict yourself to the maximum of four colours and use them consistently throughout the décor. This way, you will create a harmonious and charming setting that will help make your wedding special and unique.

You also should keep the bright accessories to a minimum  using them as accents in the places that you want to draw the attention to. We at Wholesale Wedding Superstore offer a wide range of accessories, decorations, and centrepieces in different colours that you can use to create an amazing original décor.

Focusing on Popular Colour Trends

While there is no arguing the fact that studying wedding magazines with trendy designs is great for inspiration, you should use them as your one and only guide for design. So, if you love violet and purple but the trend of the season is gold and green, you shouldn’t sacrifice your personal enjoyment just to make your wedding ‘fashionable’.

Remember that you will be looking at the pictures of your wedding for many years to come. Therefore, it’s essential to make it perfect so that you have nothing but the most pleasant memories of this day. If this means going against the fashion, no big deal as you’ll be following your heart.

Not Thinking of Your Venue Colours

The walls, ceilings, and floors of your venue will affect the way your chosen colour scheme looks in this particular setting. It’s imperative to take them into account as this ‘little detail’ can ruin all your hard work of choosing the perfect decorations.

Incorporate the venue’s colours and prominent interior details into your wedding design to make sure that the whole picture looks harmonious. A few accents can effectively solve the problem of clashing colours and enhance the ambience of the entire celebration.

Using Colours and Accessories That Create the Wrong Mood

Do you want your celebration to be sunny and positive? A formal colour scheme of muted greys and silvers won’t do this, no matter how elegant it may look. If you want sunshine, you should add some by choosing tangerine and yellow accessories.

It’s the same for any colour. Decide on the atmosphere you want to create and shop for décor based on this.