Potential Theme :-)

Use the Dark blue and purple for attire, and have yellow/orange flower centerpieces.

Twilight

Inspiration:

Night Sky

Lots of sheer and shimmering materials would be used for decorationing. Glitter dust, tulle/netting with scattered rhinestones, etc. Gold or silver would both work with this combination.

Turquoise and Yellow

Inspired by:

(no, I'm not pusing for a Disney wedding. Think tropics/tropical fish, or sunflower fields :-) )

Wedding Stuff:

This schema would work equally well with bold solids or more casual patterns like polka dots, gingham, and swirls.

Amethyst and Onyx

Inspiration:












Wedding Items:

























In table settings, black would mostly just be used in small accents -- ribbons on vases, napkins, etc.

Blue and Copper

Just throwing together additonal color schemes, because I like to play with color :-)

Main Inspiration:

Dress Colors (taken from David's Bridal and Jasmine's Bridal):

Invites:

Materials: Ribbon, Stencil, Acrylic Paint, paper, cardstock

Other Wedding Stuff:

This particular schema lends itself well to simple white flowers, like daisies, tulips, or lilies, and the color can be used in the vases of centerpieces, or ribbon tied on the bouquet, etc. Since they are bright colors, a little will go a long way.

Tables and Flowers

Red round cloth for the round tables, smaller white cloth on top. Some banquet halls will simply order the colored sheets from their company at little to no extra cost. It may cost you a little more because of the white sheet on top, however. (Use of two sheets instead of just one.)

Centerpieces can also be doubled as bride/bridesmaids' bouquets. I would suggest yellow, to keep with the color theme based around Clan Bruce. A mix of yellow looks nice, although the tulips and sunflowers may also be in season. You may even be able to ask a local farmer to cut the sunflowers yourself. (The sunflower fields are quite large, afterall.) Lastly, for a fun, different approach, orange and yellow fruits in a large bowl, with a few flowers here and there make a bright cheery centerpiece. Guests can be invited to snack on them after the dinner as well.

White or red napkins would match the best.