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According to Arnaud Desjardins “Life is movement. The more life there is, the more flexibility there is. The more fluid you are, the more you are alive. And all we can say is - true that! Hasn’t the Coronavirus outbreak made us more flexible than ever. Good for us! Remember, one of your great strengths is your ability to take it on the chin.
You squirreled away your wedding somewhere for some time. Clear the decks, wedding season is back! The turbulent times were able to shake your wedding date, but not your determination! Whatever happened was temporary and what’s permanent is LOVE!
We already started dreaming about taking trips to Mars and Moon, if that was too much of a far-fetched vision then making a wedding exit in a flying car was almost possible. But 2020 was the year when we were banned from even walking on the roads, forget about flying in the air! Who thought a mere virus would turn the world upside down in the 21st century of artificial intelligence. The emergence of social media, smartphones, self-driving cars, had already become the old news! The huge leaps in energy storage, artificial intelligence, and medical science had already given us a sense of a safe world and everyone was busy chasing their own short-term and long-term goals! And newly-engaged or soon-to-be-married couples were no exception! They were also rowing their boats with their own sweet speed to reach their happily ever after! But many of them, on a whim, had to give up and cancel the wedding, some found a way to turn this situation into a good account and chose to exchange vows online or amidst only the masked nearest and dearest (many thanks to the Internet, hand sanitizers, and face masks!). However, there were couples who neither lost their hope nor compromised on their dreams and decided to postpone their weddings (kudos!). And ‘tis the blog for them!
Weddings didn’t stop and will stop only when pigs fly! The weddings are taking place, mutatis mutandis, all over the world. Thanks to the vaccine producers! And as wedding season is in full swing right now, it’s time to get your ducks in a row and have a blast! Whether you postponed your wedding due to “cold feet” sickness, natural disasters, or even a global health crisis (as we have seen this year), there are tons of things to consider if you faced the task of postponing your big day- some crucial, some not-that-crucial. And one of the important ones that are the nuts and bolts of the big event is of course your wedding color palette. From the wedding venue to the bridal dress and the matching accessories along with the wedding shoes to the food and cocktail menu to the wedding invites, almost every to-do was checked off the wedding checklist in agreement with the season and the wedding theme you picked for the red-letter day. You’ve already paid a fortune for your dream wedding out of your nest egg. As we all are in this together, most of your vendors were by your side like wedding photographers, venue, and caterers and helped you tackle the heavy task of postponing the wedding during the Coronavirus outbreak. And now the only things that you can do are pending. Case in point: tweaking your well-curated color palette and theme. Rather than take a hit on your bank account by changing your colors completely, you can always tweak them a bit to better fit the season the new wedding date is falling in. Here’s a strategy for reworking your wedding color palette to bring the day that you always envisioned to fruition.
Life is like a box of crayons! Whether it’s the calming effect of blue skies and fields of green or the saliva-inducing red and yellow of your favorite pizza and hot dog, each color has a meaning and taps into emotions. Every color has a specific meaning, but they are still not biased. Rose doesn’t mean red always, a lotus doesn’t mean pink every time. Sky doesn’t mean blue at all times. Grass doesn’t mean green all the time. They change their hue too and with their every different shade they still look as pretty as the picture, suiting everyone. You might think your wedding colors are limited to a specific time of the year, but actually, with a little tweak here and there in your color palette and theme, you can easily adapt the colors to suit any date and nail the wedding of dreams!