So you have found your ideal wedding venue. Now your job is to own it, to make it a unique wedding venue. Your wedding venue should match your overall motif. The worst thing that could happen is to have the colour of your wedding venue clash with your colour motif. This is why finding the right colour palette is very important.
Decorate
Of course, working with a venue with neutral colours is ideal. But even if the colour of the wedding venue clashes with your theme, you can still do something about it. You can fix the problem through smart decorating. You can cover the walls, for example, with flowers or even with curtains. Or you can use other materials to serve as a backdrop. If you don’t have a knack for decorating then the best thing you can do is to hire a professional decorator.
Don’t overdo it
You don’t have to match everything. Not every element in the venue needs to be in purple. You must keep in mind though that colours in your wedding should be harmonious with each other. If your motif is silver, for example, then having a wedding venue with grey walls will definitely work. Or if your motif is a bright colour, such as red, then a more subdued colour for the venue would add the necessary contrast. Again, if you are not an expert in colours then you can hire a professional.
Lighting matters
Keep in mind that colours are a function of light. So when it comes to colour palette, lighting definitely matters. Make sure that the lighting in the wedding venue would bring out the best in your colour scheme. Maybe you can hire a professional who can install the proper lighting fixtures.
