Every year has its colour trends. Here we look at 3 of the biggest colour trends for 2012.
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These lovely table crystals work well to add a touch of green sparkle to the table dressing. Team with white flowers for a minimal scheme. |
Mint pearls on a reel are wonderful to tie around items. Marquee poles and stems of martini glass vases are but two of the items this would work with. |
Beautiful handmade feather butterflies can add a touch of lightness to the scheme. Mainly used on favours and stationery these can also be used in table arrangements and as cake decorations. |
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| Chocolate hearts wrapped in green paper are a great way of boosting colour in small doses. | 
Add twists of this spearmint organza ribbon, bringing colour to chairs and invites.
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Leave your guests with a lasting momento of their day with you and give small bars of soap. This peppermint and lavender soap uses only natural ingredients and is handmade in Suffolk. |
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| Mint and Pink are a wonderful mix, use in flowers to create colour bursts. |  |
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Teal rose chignon pins are perfect for accessorising bridesmaids hair. Add to a simple updo and what more could you need. |
Teal skeleton leave can be used in many ways from stationery to favours, but as great place cards and table scatterings. |
Acyrllic Dew drops are like perfectly formed raindrops that will brighten up your table centres. These add as definate sparkle and can also be used in table centres etc. |
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Add Crystal Gel to your vases to create a instant boost of colour. Think about natural elements as well with Peacock Feathers. |
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An organza table runner can give a colour injection to any white table scheme. Table runners can also be used as marquee decorations and chair ties. |
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| I know it is going to sound bonkers and completely wrong, but you are going to have to trust me. One of the best Teal combinations is Tangerine. Not only does this give a vibrant zing to the colour scheme, but it really opens up your flower options. |  |
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Chocolate and Champagne fabric petals can be used for scattering on tables or use as confetti for a softer approach. |
The mocha chiffon alice band is perfect for a flowergirl or small bridesmaid and can just add a soft flourish to a simple hairstyle. |
You will find a full range of cameras on the website, but also digital CD's for your friends and family to download their pictures too and send to you after the wedding. |
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These chocolate brown favours boxes with their own handle are great for dressing as you would like and adding finishing touches. |
This unique bouquet is made from natural materials combined with glass berries and apples. |
These gorgeous little handmade frangapani flowers are made from a polymer material. They can be added directly onto the favour or threaded onto wire for a charm effect. |
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| If your idea of Chocolate on its own is maybe too bland, why not add an accent colour as well. Something bright and vibrant works well, like this Brown and Yellow wedding scheme. Maybe look at using sunflowers in the decorations to give a natural combination. |  |
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