Wedding dress colour  

Your complexion and coloring determines which colours work best on you. There are many colours and tones in the many fabrics available ranging from crisp clear whites to golden cream and pink beige tones.

Listed below are Your Wedding Wardrobe general tips for choosing the most flattering colour for your skin tone.

Winter
Winter is a cool tone. People with winter complexions have blue or pink/rosy undertones. Skin can be pale and porcelain white, yellowish-olive, or dark. Winters are generally brunettes with deeply colored eyes. Natural white-blondes can also be winters.

Those with the winter colour profile have a lot of depth to their colouring and a lot of contrast between their hair color, eye color and skin tone. Winters should wear hues that are sharp, stark and clear. You will look best in bright clear whites or icy pastels. Avoid: beige, golden yellow tones or cream.

Summer
Summer is also a cool tone and like winter complexions, the summers among us have blue or pink undertones. Skin is very pale and pink. Summer coloring usually occurs in natural blondes, and even pale-skinned brunettes with pale eyes.

Summers have a low level of contrast between their hair, eye color and skin tone. You will look best in soft whites and soft pastels with cool undertones. Avoid: Bright stark whites.

Spring
Spring is also a warm tone. People of this complexion have subtle golden undertones and are usually creamy white or peach. Springs have extremely light, ivory skin color. People of this coloring are usually natural golden blondes, auburn, or strawberry blonde redheads. Springs also have very clear, light blue and green colored eyes

Springs can wear soft creamy whites, ivory, golden toned creams and peachy beige. Avoid: Stark whites and dull grey whites.

Autumn
Autumn is a warm tone and people with this complexion have golden undertones in their skin, like a pale peach, golden beige or golden brown. Many redheads and brunettes with golden brown eyes fall into this category. However, golden blonde and black hair coloring can also fall into this range.

You have a lot of depth to your coloring and skin tone. Soft whites with a warm undertone will look great on you, warm beige, and golden toned creams will work well. Avoid: Crisp whites, cool pastels.

This is only a general guide, perhaps you may like to consult a colour consultant or makeup artist to assist you with your colour choice.