Just keep in mind that you're the one who's going to be setting the tone for the other attendees of the wedding
You can also purchase plenty of containers and dividers to keep things looking neat, or opt for smaller, shallower drawers in your design for holding things like socks, belts, and ties
Blue pairs beautifully with a wide range of colours, depending on the look youre going for: White and ivory - for timeless, romantic blue and white wedding flowers Blush or peach - to soften the look and add warmth Greenery - such as eucalyptus or olive, for a fresh, natural feel Burgundy or navy - for a moody, dramatic colour palette Lavender and lilac - for a dreamy, pastel bouquet Elaine from Pesh Flowers recommends using blue flowers: "in a soft pastel palette of buttercream and pale greens, or with early summer pinks and lilacs
Its a versatile look that looks good on both casual and formal outfits for any occasion
If you do it the other way around, you may end up paying twice to undo changes that dont meet guidelines
Mustard midi dress combined with cowboy boots I actually cant tell, if the colour of the dress is more mustard or more golden