Wedding Color Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. You are choosing reception linens and place settings. Which arrangement feels right?
Ivory linens with blue water glasses and neutral place cards
Warm beige linens without any blue elements
Layered dusty-blue textiles, sandy neutrals, and softly textured ceramics
Dark, glossy linens with strong metallic contrast
2. Four invitation proofs arrive. Which one would you be most excited to send?
Minimal ivory card stock with charcoal lettering
Deep wine envelopes, blush cards, and romantic floral linework
Cream paper with a small rose-coloured wax seal
Soft pink paper with burgundy names and an ivory insert
3. Rain moves your planned garden ceremony indoors. How would you preserve the intended mood?
Add a few potted plants near an otherwise colourful backdrop
Switch to polished décor and let lighting replace the natural elements
Bring in foliage arches, ivory fabric, and soft botanical table details
Use greenery around key areas while keeping the rest of the room neutral
4. Which wedding-party colour plan best supports the mood you want?
A mix of blush, mauve, and burgundy with coordinated floral tones
Neutral clothing with discreet dusty-pink accessories
Deep wine attire balanced by blush bouquets or pocket flowers
Cool blue or grey clothing without pink or red accents
5. Which tablescape would you choose for a relaxed wedding meal?
Ivory linens, sage napkins, herb-like greenery, and pale wood details
White linens with small green place cards
Colourful patterned linens with minimal greenery
Cream textiles, foliage runners, and one contrasting accent colour
6. Your florist asks how greenery should appear throughout the venue. What do you request?
Only a few leaves tucked among colourful flowers
Airy sage foliage with ivory blooms and natural, asymmetrical shapes
Greenery at the ceremony, balanced by stronger colours at the reception
Mostly flower-focused arrangements with little visible foliage
7. While reviewing bouquet ideas, which combination holds your attention?
Mostly bright seasonal flowers tied with a green ribbon
Ivory roses, eucalyptus-like foliage, and muted sage textures
White flowers and greenery with a few soft-coloured blooms
Sculptural blooms in bold colours with almost no foliage
8. At the evening reception, which lighting and table combination feels most inviting?
Warm candles with ivory linens and a few muted pink flowers
Clusters of candles among blush-and-wine centrepieces
Bright white lighting over clean, neutral tables
Low amber light, burgundy linens, blush flowers, and berry-toned glassware
9. Which combination best captures the sense of place you want guests to feel?
Polished black, cream, and metallic details
Pale blue accents against a mostly neutral room
Dusty blue, warm sand, ivory, and weathered natural textures
Ocean blue and cream balanced with simple wood details
10. You enter the reception room just before guests arrive. Which view feels most exciting?
Black chairs, ivory tables, champagne accents, and sculptural lighting
Neutral tables with a few dark candleholders
Colourful flowers and patterned textiles filling the room
Crisp ivory décor with black details and warm metallic highlights
11. Which ceremony sign would look most at home at your wedding?
An ivory sign with small black lettering and a gold-toned border
A hand-painted floral sign in several soft colours
A matte-black sign with crisp champagne lettering and minimal ornament
A cream sign with understated charcoal text
12. Which invitation approach best represents your preferred formality?
Traditional cream cards with a narrow black border
Black envelopes, champagne foil, and clean editorial typography
Ivory and black cards softened by a muted accent colour
Watercolour stationery with loose botanical illustrations
13. For your stationery suite, which design would you save first?
Soft blue paper, sand-coloured envelopes, and subtle wave-like lines
Ivory cards with a single navy detail
Blue-and-cream stationery with warm neutral inserts
High-contrast monochrome cards with geometric typography
14. Which attire accents would best connect the wedding party to your colour story?
Black accessories with champagne-toned details
Navy clothing with simple ivory flowers
Mixed ocean blues, warm neutral accessories, and airy ivory flowers
Dusty-blue attire with tan or cream accents
15. As you picture the ceremony backdrop, which floral direction feels closest to your celebration?
Blush garden roses softened with trailing greenery
Architectural white blooms with crisp green leaves
Burgundy dahlias, blush roses, and muted berry accents
Ivory flowers with a few dusty-rose details
16. For the couple's attire and accessories, which direction appeals most?
Classic neutral clothing with one small metallic accessory
Soft, colourful attire with romantic floral accessories
Crisp black and ivory clothing with restrained champagne details
Sharp monochrome tailoring, luminous champagne accents, and statement evening details