How to make a perfect wedding plan

The most important factor to a gorgeous wedding is a definitive style and color scheme. And though carrying it through all the wedding day details may at first seem overwhelming, just take it one element at a time. To begin envisioning your perfect wedding day, you need to make some big-picture decisions. Decide the date ; the location (at home, in a ballroom, at a restaurant?); how formal it will be (sit-down dinner, laid-back brunch?); and the colors you'll use. Once you've done this, all other style details will fall into place. So let's get started.

On top of all the little ways to save, there are a few big places you can't afford to miss as you plan your big day.

Here are our top savvy saving suggestions that'll leave some money in your nest egg. Every location has an off-season, and when you get married during it, you can negotiate deals. The day of the week matters, too—Thursday, Friday, and Sunday weddings cost less than those on Saturdays. Buy once, use twice. The same blooms that decorate your ceremony can be repurposed as décor for the reception. For the best prices, focus on varieties that are in season, like tulips in the spring or amaryllis in the winter.

As many couples now getting married grew up in the ’80s -- the unforgettable decade of Manic Panic hair dye and Day-Glo style -- it’s no surprise that neon is back and getting reimagined for weddings of all styles. The fluorescent hues are merging with neutrals (and each other!) to create big-day color palettes that truly make a statement. See these bright ways to incorporate electric shades, and you too might fall back in love with fuchsia, tangerine orange, yellow, and even acid green.

Wine and greige (or mink) are two colors we currently love together. See how the richness of one and the elegance of the other can make wedding-day magic. There’s something slightly daring, yet totally alluring about a gorgeous mink gown, especially when it's against crimson garden roses, ranunculus, clematis, viburnum berries, and scabiosas. Grayish-brown hellebores and a taupe silk bow add the chic finishing touches.

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