The nude color palette is one of most versatile and romantic color scheme. One of our favorite reasons for nude color weddings is that it can be mixed with both soft colors like blush, pink, lavender, dusty rose to even black and brown. Although, straight nude color wedding schemes is sheer classic.

Selecting flowers to fit your nude color scheme isn’t rather hard, but it could get tricky with the time of year you’re having your wedding since certain flowers are seasonal. We find roses to be the most romantic (although, it may seem a bit cliche) but it’s the most timeless and chic. Sahara Roses are probably your best match for a proper nude color wedding.

{ Sahara Roses }

We also like to see contrast colors and textures in bouquets, because we believe it adds character to your wedding and brings out your personal style with respect to the bridal gown. Lately, we’ve been obsessing over succulents because they come in so many shapes and shades that compliment the nude color. This is a perfect example of one bouquet with nude garden roses with succulents that have a hint of lavender.

When it comes to make up, having a soft look is always best. Adding a hint of sunkissed effects with a bronzer is always a plus if you’re having a Summer wedding.

Otherwise, a simple flat nude with clean eye make up and blush could work anytime of the year.

To add more drama to your makeup, simply line your eyes with black or dark brown liner and apply bronze or copper eye shadow to make your eyes pop.

Depending on your eye color, your makeup artist will choose the best shade for your look.

{ NAKED eyeshadow box }

Tie in your nude color make up with soft nude lips.

{ M.A.C. lipsticks }

And to complete your look, don’t forget the nails! Sometime sticking to bare nude is best, because you don’t want to draw too much attention to your fingers when you want everyone to look at your overall ensemble and complete look.

{ O.P.I. Nail Lacquir }

When it comes to picking a bridesmaid dresses to best fit your nude color scheme, the shade of nude you choose will begin to tie in your overall look for the wedding. Some brides overlook the color shade and texture of her bridesmaid dresses.

Select the color and texture (even length) that ties in with your color scheme and wedding theme…And most importantly, your Wedding Dress!

For example, if you have form fitting mermaid dress, such as this Vera Wang dress, which happens to have different textures, you might want to have your bridesmaids be a little more simple so that you don’t get lost in multiple textures.

{ Vera Wang Spring Summer 2012 Collection }

But if you have a dress that is more softer but has character, don’t be afraid to mix it up with the colors and textures for your bridesmaids’ dress.

And with a nude weddding dress, it’s only proper to have nude shoes!

{ Valentino Shoes }

You can either keep it simple…

{  Badgley Mischka Shoes }

…Or have it jeweled!  Perhaps keeping it simple with your personal touch, such as this chiffon ribbon tie heels [image below]. Whatever you do, you can’t go wrong with the color nude. It’s the most versatile shoe color any bride could select. It’s simply goes perfectly with everything!

Certain wedding details can make a world of a difference with your nude color wedding theme. When it comes to the floral containers, you can stick to golds, which is a great metallic color choice which adds nice warmth to your wedding.

And with your invitation suite, keeping it simple with fine calligraphy work is one our favorites. Number 1 Rule to a beautiful wedding invitation that leaves an impact, remember to K.I.S.S. — “Keep It Simple, Sweetheart!”

{ the Lettered Olive }

Nude cakes could also add a nice touch to your wedding if you really want to take the “nude” term literally.  Hopefully it’s only the cake you go “nude” with for the wedding

{ Hilary Duff’s Wedding Cake }

Otherwise, you can have a wedding cake with nude color frosting and detail work.

{ Sylvia Weinstock Cakes }

Of course, a dessert bar that compliments your  nude color cake and wedding theme is the cherry on top.

{ One Girl Cookies }

And who could forget the Groom!? You could stick to a traditional black with nude color boutennier or you could have him wear a nude color suit. It may be a little much if you, the bride, is also wearing nude. Having him wear a nude color only works best if you are wearing a white to even an ivory dress. You don’t want to be too clashing.

For small finishing touches for your nude color wedding…Don’t forget to add candles. Its illuminating glow simply adds the perfect essence: Romantic and Chic.

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Weddingish
xoxo