Spring and summer trends are starting to appear on the catwalks. For the sunny months of 2010 it is all about vibrant bright colours for the more daring ones among us, while neutral shades are going to be big for those of us that like to play it a little more safely!

Spring sees a lovely calming combination of turquoise with romantic violets. As we edge into the summer months more vibrant colours are going to come into play. Different shades of yellow are going to be playing a major part in the fashion world, while Coral is back after a fanastic season in 2009. We are also going to be seeing this summer ‘Tangy Tomatoe’ red storming into our shops.

For me I think the tangy red might be a bit too out there, but I love the idea of turquoise, violets and coral and these will definitely be colours that we will be bringing into our wedding displays this year.

At The Vintage Flower House we always try to follow the latest colour trends on the catwalk and adapt them into our own designs. This way our work is always up to date, fresh and fashionable. Besides this it is always fun to experiment with different colours!

If you like the idea of these fantastic catwalk colours here are some tips to achieve a show stopping look;

Calming Turquoise: Bring in this stunning colour in hair accessories, bridesmaid dresses and ribbons. Mix with classic whites and pastel pinks. A hand tied of Akito roses wrapped in a turquoise ribbon, with wired crystal and pearl beading will really bring a beautiful and relaxing look to your wedding. In the table centres tie the turquoise ribbon round glass vases filled with white roses, pastel pink and white peonies with a sprinkling of ranunculus, for a delicate, yet fashionable arrangement.

Romantic Violets: Bring in soft violets through bouquets filled with delicate Sweet Peas. Add in lovely silver, lilac Metallina Roses to brides’ bouquets and table centres, for that shimmery look. For a more show stopping arrangement mix violet Vanda orchids with fuchsia pink Zantedeschia lilies and add in some strong green grasses to a achieve a striking catwalk look.

For more information on colour trends follow the link below;

Vogue.Com

Remember it’s your big day, make it stand out! Experiment with different colour themes and have fun!