Wedding Color Decision?

I know that one color is blue but I'm not sure what to make the other color for my wedding. I would have it Blue and White but it reminds me too much of my old school colors(royal blue/white), so I thought about Two Shades of Blue or Maybe Blue and Ivory...

The main color is Cornflower Blue: http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridesmaids_...



Would you Keep the:

Blue/White

Blue/Blue

Blue/Ivory, or something else(please explain)?

Thanks!

Wedding Color Decision?
For your accent color, peach could be lovely as it is a warmer color. Blue/blue, blue/ivory, or blue/white all have cold color tones. Pink could also warm up the color scheme, but can look too baby blue/pink, which is why I'd recommend peach instead. Your bridesmaids could have peach-colored rose bouquets, which would pop against their cornflower blue dress. Blue flowers are notoriously difficult to find as well.
Reply:I think that blue and ivory or white should be your colors.
Reply:It's a beautiful color. I actually like that orange/coral - whichever color it is, that is shown there.

Otherwise, raspberry would be cool.

If you really don't like brighter colors, then go with buttercup or pink blush.

(I'm just a fan of pretty and happy colors for weddings!)
Reply:champagne is a new color david's has that I think goes with everything- how about your blue, ivory and cham.
Reply:hi desi! (,") blue/white.
Reply:With your old school colors being royal blue %26amp; white, you may not to go there, but MY wedding colors were royal blue %26amp; white and the videographer and photographer both told me the colors were amazing. The contrast between the dark royal blue against the white came out very well in the video and the photos. I was very pleased.
Reply:You can try coral and pink as accents if you want a fresh take on a standard color. The striking colors will really pop.

www.yourweddingcompany.com has a color wheel that may be of some help.
Reply:what about two different blues the cornflower and a lighter blue or darker a navy, you could do blue and silver, blue and chocolate, I think blue and yellow would be pretty...Blue as your main color with white and yellow as an accent color, check out these pics flowers white, yellow and blue



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Reply:very pretty! I love the color...how about a pale yellow, or champagne color?
Reply:i would do blue ivory and silver as an accent color..
Reply:I love blue, so maybe a ligher blue and darker with ivory??
Reply:What about the cornflower blue and watermelon pink?
Reply:i think blue and sparkling silver would be fantastic you can have the table cloth and silver with blue tulip or roses and the curtains can be blue with silver bows!
Reply:id go blue %26amp; ivory im a photographer and a recent wedding had that and it was really nice.. if your looking for invites etc check my webpage i know someone who hand makes what you want and shes cheap but excellent quality....



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Reply:I would say the watermelon or the pale yellow
Reply:I love the cornflower blue! It's my favorite color. I suggest you pair it with brown and also use plenty of ivory.
Reply:I think a light and dark blue would look gorgeous together. That cornflower with navy would be beautiful. Your problem would come with finding flowers though. It's very very tricky to find blue flowers, so I would suggest another color (either in addition to navy, or instead of it).



What time of year is the wedding? If it's summery, I think yellow is so cheerful, and would look great against those dresses. If it's winter, the shades of blue with a cream/off white/silver would look very elegant.
Reply:What about blush pink for an accent color? It is very light and understated, but will also make the cornflower "pop."
Reply:blue and a very pale pink its bautiful
Reply:What about blue and lavender? I think it would make it within the same color family but more interesting than another blue, more warm than an ivory, and less contrasting than a pink. Plus lavender flowers would be pretty and fragrant.

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