If you’re tying the knot in the dead of winter, liven up the celebration with bright, bold colors. Winter weddings don’t have to have color schemes including darker colors, so spruce up the occasion by mixing a variety of hues. Picking a multitude of colors is a perfect option for not just a winter wedding, but a spring or summer wedding, too.

I recently stumbled on this photo my heart went pitter-patter just thinking of how perfect they would be for a bridal party. And the best part is that the girls would definitely wear them again—with shoes that cute they’d be crazy not too!

Dog-n-Bird

If you’re wondering how to pull off a multi-color ensemble, pick one main color and let the girls pick different colored accessories—shoes, necklaces, earrings, hair pieces, etc.— in big, bold colors.

Love The Schulzes

And don’t forget about the men! They may not like to admit it, but they wear accessories, too. Dress them in funky attire with clashing-colored socks, mismatched ties, or different shades of shirts.

Polka Dot Bride

One of the easiest ways to incorporate a splash of color into your winter wedding is to pick a variety of colorful flowers. Who says your bouquet is limited to one variety? Spruce up this shindig with not only different colored flowers, but put several different flowers in with the bunch. A simple, colorful bouquet will pop against the traditional white gown.

{Images from: One Charming Party and Kim Jackson Photography}

Whisk Kid

As for another visual treat, skip the classic white wedding cake and opt for a vibrant sweet treat. When it comes time for the cake cutting, everyone will be talking about how smashing it looks, and your guests will yearn to have a piece of it all to themselves. But if you’re set on a traditional white-cake route, consider mixing the layers inside with the colors of the rainbow. Guests will flip over how great it looks, and then compliment you on such a great selection.

Images from: Beth Armsheimer, Philly Wedding, and Land Locked Bride}

If you’re looking for a simple way to let your party continue after your guests have left your wedding, send them along their way with a keepsake wedding favor jar filled with colorful candies. Jelly beans, M&Ms, candy corn, mints, or any other tiny treat will work. Just pick a few different colors to include in the jars.

Personalized Mini-Glass Wedding Favor  Jars and Personalized Wedding Favor Candy Jars

But if adding vibrant hues to your big day is a little to extreme for your tastes, fear not. Pose for photos against a colorful wall and all eyes will be set on you.

{Images from: Hi-Fi Weddings and Fizelwink}