- Avarna Jain,
Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media
Ever wondered why you’re drawn to a certain colour for your wedding day? Whether it's a stunning red lehenga or a pristine ivory sari, your bridal outfit might be saying lot more about you than you realise...

The colour of your bridal ensemble isn’t just about style—it’s a subtle reflection of who you are. While red remains a classic choice in many cultures, today brides are choosing from a wider palette... Think soft pastels, rich jewel tones, and minimalist neutrals.
Colour theory suggests that every shade triggers specific emotions and reveals aspects of personality. So, whether you’re drawn to a bold maroon, soothing blues or even calming ivory, your bridal hue may be saying more about you than you think.
Here’s what your choice of colour could be hinting at and how it shapes the mood of your big day.

Silver is sleek and embodies the essence of quiet luxury. The colour is linked to clarity, balance, and emotional neutrality. Brides who gravitate towards silver often value sophistication over spectacle. You're likely intuitive, self-assured, and drawn to beauty in subtlety.

Colour theory links green to balance and renewal, making it a choice for someone who seeks calm and meaning in their union. This deep, earthy green hints at growth, depth, and emotional intelligence. This means you are thoughtful and quietly confident.

It is no secret, gold stands for abundance and timeless elegance. It is such a stunning colour, and, in Indian tradition, it is considered deeply auspicious. The colour also symbolises wealth, divinity, and success. Brides in gold are often seen as charismatic, rooted, and radiant from within.

The colour that royals love wearing and brides who wear purple tend to have a strong inner world. They are intuitive, creative, and don’t mind standing out. If this is your pick, you likely value depth, connection, and a touch of drama.

Yellow is such a happy colour, it can never go for a miss when a wedding is around the corner. Yellow is for the bride who brings the vibe wherever she goes. Psychologically, yellow is the colour of optimism, creativity, and warmth. You’re likely playful, outgoing, and emotionally open.

Earlier, wearing black was unthinkable, but today black makes for a bold, stylish statement. But, hello Black Cat Energy! The colour theory links black to strength, mystery, and independence. A bride in black owns her choices. You're not one for clichés, and you believe in rewriting the rules.

Beige is an effortlessly elegant colour, and it is for the brides who have grounded energy. Choosing beige suggests you're refined, thoughtful, and deeply rooted in your values. You're likely someone who values authenticity and comfort over spectacle.

Richer and moodier than traditional red, maroon carries the intensity of passion with the maturity of restraint. It symbolises strength and depth. If you’re wearing maroon, you likely believe in meaningful connections and emotional loyalty.

According to colour theory, pink evokes compassion and nurturing energy. The colour also carries a sense of calm. Brides who choose powder pink are likely warm and drawn to love in its purest, most peaceful form.

This is pink’s electric cousin. It symbolises confidence, creativity, and a fearless heart. In colour psychology, it suggests vibrancy and emotional strength. Brides in fuchsia are often expressive, stylish, and unafraid to take centre stage.
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