The color of the bridesmaid dress

The color of the bridesmaid dress

The color of the bridesmaid dress
1. Black - Unless you go for a gothic wedding of the century. Well, even if you are planning to have a gothic wedding of the century, black is not the perfect choice. This means that you'll be dressed all in black, and you will not stand out like that right?
2. Purple - This is marriage, not a funeral. Lavender funny. Purple is reasonable. Unless you are the bride of Dracula. Purple, although the color of royalty, accompanied by a dark fascination. And that is a bad start to have - especially if the rest of your life, you're dealing with.
3. Neon green - Apple green look luxurious, the neon look tacky. The color itself will inevitably bring headaches from your guests. Or a nosebleed, in extreme cases.
4. Dirt Brown - Dull, at its finest. Brown, dried leaf brown, any shade of dark brown lead to the same effect. It is boring and does not reflect the beauty of the occasion. Your bridesmaid dresses should be beautiful and fun. This, brown could never describe in such an occasion.
5. Light Pink - I've seen it. Two times. And in both occasions it did not work. For one, the pink color may be sweet, but too much it makes you want to vomit. Too sweet and too?  Woman does not create a balance for union women-male soul.
6. Gold - Okay, so not exactly that bad. But shiny, metallic gold is not pleasing to the eye, especially if you have a beach or garden wedding - or any wedding held outside the room for it. Your guests might be inclined to wear heavy sunglasses with that. If that is indeed the color of your bridesmaid dresses, be sure to print in your invitation "Sunglasses needed for this event.

The color of the bridesmaid dress

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