Brown and Pink Wedding Programs
From LoveToKnow Weddings
Brown and pink wedding programs create a gorgeous color combination that can be used throughout your entire ceremony and reception décor.
Brown and Pink: Programs That Get Noticed
All too often, the wedding program is an afterthought, run off at the last minute on an office printer, usually black and white on cardstock. However, programs have the ability to be so much more, namely the first thing your guests will see that sets the stage for the rest of the day or evening. If you’re having a theme wedding, they are especially helpful, but they are also great to have when your wedding is color coordinated, which almost every wedding today is.
Cue the Color Scheme
Brown and pink wedding programs introduce your color scheme to guests as well as give you an individually creative look that isn’t so common. Take the time to really add a distinct sense of style to your wedding programs, working these two beautifully complimentary colors into the design, and your guests will be impressed with the results.
Versatility
Many brides love pink, but may feel it doesn’t fit in with their winter or fall wedding. Adding brown into the mix offsets this seasonal faux pas by blending a pastel and earth tone together for a perfect year round look. It also fits any type of ceremony, from casual to formal, providing a flexible color scheme that is easily workable. Furthermore, it is a great compromise to present to those grooms who aren’t quite agreeing to a pink wedding. Throw in some brown for a masculine balance, and many times you two will be able to meet in the middle of the road.
How to Get Brown and Pink Wedding Programs
There are plenty of ways to utilize these two colors. One is to use brown ink for the text and then add a pink accent such as a ribbon or monogram at the top of the program. If you are ordering your programs from a professional printing shop, look into embossing or other embellishments such as a felt or velvet border or image. Brown is great for vines, trees or branches on the front of your program, which can compliment an outdoor wedding ceremony perfectly. On the other hand, pink images such as wedding rings, an embossed ribbon, cherry blossoms, or classic hearts can look nice for an indoor ceremony or any style of nuptials in the springtime.
A company such as Invitation Consultants can provide you with a great selection of wedding programs, many so gorgeous you’re only dilemma will be deciding upon just one. Be warned, however, that producing your brow and pink wedding programs through a professional service can get expensive, often upwards in the hundreds of dollars for several dozen.
The upside of going with a professional print house is definitely the ease of coordination. You can often order your programs to match wedding invitations cards, as well as any other paper goods you need for your wedding, such as thank you cards, save the dates, or shower invites.
Making Your Own Pink and Brown Programs
Creating your wedding programs can be a stressful time when you have so much else going on. Enlist a friend or two to scope out the local craft and fabric stores for brown ribbon, pink ink pads, and anything else that comes in your color choices. If they can bring you samples before making a purchase, that is even better.
Homemade brown and pink wedding programs are a great idea if you are on a budget, and when something is created with the love and support of friends and family members behind it, they will become that more special to you. Just remember to save one following your wedding day, so you will have it to look back upon years later.
Brown and pink programs are a modern color combination that can be turned into an instant classic if they are designed with your unique flair in mind. Choose from different shades of brown or pink to match your wedding colors, and you’ll have a uniquely coordinated program that will be a beautiful keepsake of your special day.
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