Red and Yellow Rosarito Wedding

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Reader Dana writes:

I’m planning a wedding overlooking the beach in Rosarito Mexico and am having trouble coming up with an appropriate color scheme to convey the festive feeling I’m after, without being overly kitschy or hokey… or resorting to the typical sky blue, beige, sand and seaglass motif. Can a design palette say both fiesta and romance, at the same time? I especially love vintage mexican elements – such as delicate papel picado flags and luminarias. I’m just really having trouble sorting out the colors that would suit our wedding while celebrating the location as well. Can you help?

After finding out there weren’t any colors that she was opposed to using, I thought of all of the color combinations that in my mind say “Mexico” and one stood out – orange and yellow with pops of red.

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Clockwise from top left: Mexico Daily Photo, JessLo’s Flickr streamthe Knot, Eclectic ImagesThis is Glamorous, Stoneblossom FloralBrooklyn Bride, Weddingbee, Artfool, the Knot, Wedding Paper DivasThe Wiebners

Dana, let me know what you think of the direction!  I hope it’s bohemian enough for you.  :)

E.

we heart your comments!

Kathryn writes... {April 2, 2008 at 2:47 pm}

This is beautiful! I’m immediately reminded of these invites by Ceci NY:
http://www.cecinewyork.com/collections.php?subsection=wedding&subcollection=style&design=jean_michael

I LURVE IT! Its so dreamy and there’s no way I would have EVER come up with that myself. Thanks so much. I really really love it :)

Molly writes... {April 2, 2008 at 8:12 pm}

It’s beautiful! Dana – you must use it! Would be absolutely stunning!

Another inspired inspiration board!! Very festive and VERY romantic!

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