Of all the 2018 wedding colours, Blooming Dahlia is possibly the most wedding-worthy shade. Take a look at these gorgeous coral wedding ideas.
Of all the 2018 wedding colours, Blooming Dahlia might well be the most romantic and most feminine of them all. Pantone colours always have a big impact on the wedding world but this gorgeous coral shade is set to be super popular. If you’ve fallen for Blooming Dahlia or if you’re looking for the very best coral wedding ideas, then read on…
Your Blooming Dahlia wedding day look
Bring your chosen colour to your wedding dress with dip dye detailing on your skirt!
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Or, bring in your wedding colour with some stand-out shoes in Blooming Dahlia?
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For a touch of subtle colour, a flower crown made with coral and peach blooms is just all kinds of beautiful.
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Bridesmaids in beautifully coloured dresses are almost a wedding must-have. Why not let your girls choose the style of gown they want to wear once you’ve chosen the colour?
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Blooming Dahlia works so well against greys and blues so pick out a buttonhole that really makes a statement against your groom’s suit.
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For a truly summer look, a light coloured suit and a perfectly coloured buttonhole can’t be beaten.
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Flowers, cakes and more
We love this fabulous cake! Golden touches, geometric designs, soft flowers AND watercolour icing? This looks as good as it will taste.
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For a delicate touch of coral, opt for statement blooms, simply arranged. The wooden slice and hessian table runner make this a fab look for rustic and country weddings.
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Coral gerberas have to be the happiest flowers around and when they’re missed with pale pinks and soft whites, they form the prettiest bouquet that’s ideal for brides and bridesmaids.
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The trend for oversized wedding bouquets isn’t going anywhere. Go for a big bundle of blowsy blooms on your big day and finish the look with long trailing ribbons that will catch in the breeze.
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Beautifully coloured flower heads in glass containers put a stylish spin on the trend for suspended floral installations.
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Soft, ruffled icing, gentle colours and a floral finish makes this an understated but utterly luxurious option for your wedding cake.
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Details and decorations
For maximum impact, colours table cloths will really bring your Blooming Dahlia colour palette to life. The personalised gold wire place names are another great touch.
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Romantic watercolour stationery is as beautiful as it is impressive. If you love flowers and botanicals, stationery like this would suit your style wonderfully.
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Table runners that cascade from table tops to the floor give a really sophisticated and elegant look to your wedding. This is a fab way to add soft colour to your reception.
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What could be better than colour coordinated signature cocktails? The little golden embellishment on the straws is a wonderful finishing touch.
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Colourful stationery is always a pretty addition to your wedding table. Menus, place cards and tags for favour boxes all bring a delicious pop of colour to your day.
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Coral wedding ideas to DIY
How fantastic is this rustic backdrop? Create your own with some old doors, big letters painted in coral tones, flowers and wooden crates. Perfect for photos, ceremonies or just as an eye-catching decoration.
Image courtesy of Katelyn James Photography
Make your own chair decorations with lengths of fabric. Simply wrap or knot them around the chairs that line your aisle for added romance.
Image courtesy of Sonya Khegay Photography
Tassel garlands are easy to make and they create a big impact. You’ll find easy-to-follow tutorials online and these garlands are a modern alternative to traditional bunting.
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If you’re looking for more inspiration and more Pantone colours, take a look at this feature that’s packed with Harbor Mist wedding ideas.
