Invitations

• Invitations set the tone for the entire event. Let your bright personalities shine through by incorporating your orange and turquoise colors into your invites. You can do this by using a blue font color for the wording and tie the invites up with a bright orange bow. Or you can use colored paper for an intensely colored invitation idea. Either way, using orange and turquoise on your invitations will help to shape your guests’ first impression of your big day.
  
  

The Bridal Party

• Modern day brides don’t always stick with traditions. The traditional white dress can be spruced up with a sash or detailing in either one of your colors. The bridal party should also get in on the fun with bright turquoise dresses while the groomsmen can don traditional tuxedos with a splash of turquoise via their tie and vest.
  
  

Ceremony

• Integrate your orange and turquoise wedding colors into the ceremony using orange floral arrangements. Orange is an easy color to find flowers in and can be mixed with other like hues to create a one-of-a-kind look that will look stunning when combined with the turquoise bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen attire.
  
  

Reception

• Liven up your reception with these bold shades here, there and everywhere. Everything from the table linens to the décor and cake can take on one of these striking hues. Drench your tables in turquoise colors with table cloths, napkins and other linens and then add touches of orange with floral centerpieces. The cake can be a conventional white with splashes of the two colors throughout. For a more intense look, have your cake decorator use orange fondant to wrap the cake in color.
  
  

Small Surprises

• Use these complementary colors in unexpected ways for a special touch. For example, who needs that ‘something blue’ when you have already incorporated it throughout your wedding? You can also have your bridal shoes dyed in either color for a bright surprise when you lift your dress. Favors in orange and turquoise colors will leave a lasting impression on guests.