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The more modern The traditional choice might like a nice cornflower blue set off by a soft yellow. This is purely a matter of personal preferences. Either is fine. There are traditional color families and more modern palettes.
You must also get into the hues or variations of the shades. It's not just a matter of choosing a color. If you're having the event in a hotel ballroom, then consider it a blank palette that you can paint any color you want. If you're having a destination wedding in some tropical resort, then you definitely want one or two bright colors. Of course the location of the wedding can also influence your choice.
Try something tropical like orange, orchid or coral. A summer wedding? A spring wedding is the time to break out some spring colors like aqua and pink. If it's a December wedding, variations of red are entirely appropriate - and probably a better choice than for a June wedding. That's not to say that all brides married in October and November have to use the colors of fall leaves, but they can be a natural choice.
Part of your decision will hinge on the time of year your nuptials are taking place. Think how much more invigorating the celebration could be with lime green, coral or any other color under the rainbow. There's not much color to black and white, but imagining a black-and-white wedding brings to mind a crisp, elegant event. No matter what color you select for your wedding, it will definitely set a tone.
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