10 Cool Multicoloured Wedding Ideas You Need To See

You don't have to give up your white dress for a multicoloured affair. Choose coloured shoes that will peek through the bottom of your gown. Heels like this mauve pair from Aldo will make you feel as tall as a supermodel while tying into your theme. Opt for a print or colour you love and want to show off.

This tablescape is a fabulous example of how to incorporate loads of colour tastefully. The stunning tablecloth print brings adventurous travels to mind, and the floral arrangements draw from the cloth to perfection with hues of orange, yellow, purple, and green for contrast. If the glasses and plates were also colourful, it would have been too much, but overall there's a visually pleasing balance and sophistication.

There's no need to sacrifice elegance for a whimsical wedding. Try this glittery take on a french manicure. You'll grin every time you stick your hand out to meet new family members and greet old acquaintances, and they'll probably get a kick out of your delightful claws too. We also love the idea of a set of rainbow French tips—pick some classy colours, one for each finger, and you'll look like you belong in Vogue.

Roses are classic wedding flowers, but you can make them reflect your quirky personality with rainbow-dye baths. Your florist can organize the colour dipping—it usually takes about a week, or they can arrange for faux rainbow roses. Either way, your centrepieces will make all your guests feel like they're tripping without consuming any illegal hallucinogens. We told you this was going to be fun.

Pick a gradient-style cake and showcase the many colours of your wedding decor. The ombré effect never fails to impress, and the big, bold flowers on this showstopper take it to a whole new tropical level. Alternatively, you can have a pretty white cake with surprise rainbow layers and a candy center—this makes for awesome cake-cutting pics. Our favourite is the naked rainbow cake with lightly smeared white frosting.

Opt for a non-floral bouquet and attach different coloured brooches to your arrangement. Family heirlooms from a late, beloved grandparent add an extra special touch. Ensure that you attach precious pieces securely, or get a pro to create a button or brooch ball for you. This one has butterflies, hearts, flowers, and pearls and will last forever.

Now we're talking! This is the Willy Wonka slash CandyLand part of the proceedings. You can provide guests with your favourite multicoloured treats, including desserts. Adults know better than to eat striped rainbow wheel lollipops, but they sure look great, so put a few out for the aesthetic. Here's the caveat. If you've invited kids, you might want to go easy on the candy supply, or the sugar rush could spell disaster.

If you have a large bridal party, have each bridesmaid wear a different colour of the rainbow and choose bouquets that match each of their outfits. You can stick with white for a white dress or go all out and include every colour in your bridal bouquet. Can we get a slow clap for the attention to detail that went into this photo? The bridal party could have easily looked like a Kindergartener's painting collectively, but they pulled off the cute concept with aplomb.

Lighting transforms any reception room, and when it's time to hit the dancefloor, the lights can emphasize your throughline and end the event in style. Choose a variety of colours to complement your multicoloured scheme.

Make the guys a part of your grand plan too. Match the groomsmen's ties or boutonnieres to each of your rainbow-inspired bridesmaids. The colours will pop against black suits and garner appreciation from the other guests and your photographer.