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Whether you are planning a Perth wedding, Gascoyne, Kimberley, Peel, Pilbara, Swan Valley, or anywhere in Western Australia, you will find providers to assist you on Wedding Suppliers WA.
You’re going to need planning tools and templates, and we have them all, Budget Planner, Seating, Guest List and more… even a Honeymoon Planner.
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19 Nov
Celine & Ben
Congratulations to Ben and Celine yesterday. What a gorgeous photo of two young people in love. The ceremony was officiated by Andrea Edwards. CLICK HERE to visit Andreas listing. From the team at Wedding Suppliers we wish you love, laughter and happiness for your future as a married couple.
9 Nov
Silver – What Does it Symbolise?
Silver is a cool colour. Silver is thought to draw negative energy from the body and replace with positive energy. Silver is the official 25th wedding anniversary gift. The colour Silver is associated with and represents: Riches Fun Playful Sleek Modern Glamorous Sophisticated Elegant Industrial High-tech Ornate Graceful There are different shades and tints of silver and just some of them are referred to as: Gun Metal Grey Metallic Grey CLICK HERE for inspiration and ideas on our Instagram page. We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page. Thank you.
9 Nov
Pink – What Does it Symbolise?
Pink represents inner peace, harmony and gives a feel of fun and spontaneity. Pink is a soft and delicate, almost fluffy colour. Pink and Red both represent love. The colour Pink is associated with and represents: Sweet Romantic Friendship Fairy Floss Harmony Playful Feminine Affection Inner peace Approachable Nice Cute Charming Tenderness Babies Little Girls Candy Sweetness There are different shades and tints of pink and just some of them are referred to as: Salmon Coral Fuschia Flesh Rose Hot Pink Flush CLICK HERE for inspiration and ideas on our Instagram page. We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page. Thank you.
9 Nov
Brown – What Does it Symbolise?
Brown is a neutral colour and instantly brings a feeling of nature and the seasons. Brown is also said to stimulate the appetite which may be a help in keeping the budget down (yes we are joking). Brown affects the mind by making us feel warm and cozy and peaceful. Whilst some feel the colour is seen as dull it is also simple and when teamed with other colours is not as harsh a black so may be a good alternative. The colour brown is associated with and represents: Earth Wood Wholesomeness Elegance Healing Grounding Stone Reliability Security Nature Home Warmth Stabliity Autumn Simplicity Friendliness Depandability Health Growth Fertility There are different shades and tints of brown and just some of them are referred to as: Sienna Sand Dapple Snuff – coloured Cocoa Umber Mahogany Oak Bronze Chestnut Cinnamon Tawny Tan Wood Nut-brown Khaki Puce Ochre Terracotta Toast Coffee Cinnamon Hazel Russet Ginger Chocolate Ecru Brunette Copper Fawn Liver-coloured Auburn CLICK HERE for inspiration and ideas on our Instagram page. We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page. Thank you.
9 Nov
Black – What Does it Symbolise?
Black has no colour, but is itself a colour (if that makes sense). Black is a slimming colour when used as clothing and is seen as sleek and elegant. The colour black is associated with and represents: Power Fear Stength Elegance Death Gothic Aggression Mourning Mystery Formality Evil Rebellion Sophistication Authority Seriousness Formal Prestige Grief The colour black helps to boost confidence but can also give a feeling of loneliness and sadness. In western countries black is the colour of death and mourning. Teenagers use black as a colour for rebellion. Black can be both positive and negative. There are different shades and tints of black and just some of them are referred to as: Ebony Sable Jet Soot Obsidian Onyx Raven Charcoal Ink Coal Midnight CLICK HERE for inspiration and ideas on our Instagram page. We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page. Thank you.
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