If you love the look of white and cream décor, you’re in luck when wedding planning. Most venues and wedding “themes” have ample opportunity for lace, macrame touches, white flowers, white ribbon, and white tulle. However, what if your favorite color is rich, ruby red" Red isn?t traditionally considered a wedding color, but it’s a favorite of many, so those who love the color should be encouraged to make it a part of their special day. Here are some ways you can have red in each of the little touches of your wedding while staying true to as much of the traditional “look” as you like.
1. Use Red Flowers as the Focal Points in Your Bouquets and Centerpieces

When choosing flowers, there are plenty of ruddy options available! Add a bright red daisy, chrysanthemum, or the always-classy red rose to your bouquet design, boutonnieres, and centerpiece flowers. Mixed in among greenery and a variety of other flower colors, red will not only be striking but will also contrast beautifully with the other décor. If you are planning a winter wedding, consider adding some bright red holly berries along with those gorgeous dark green waxy leaves. Use red flowers as a starting point for your decorations, and other red touches will work perfectly. 2. Wear an Engagement Ring or Wedding Band With Red Gemstones

While most opt for the clear diamond as the stone in the wedding or engagement ring, beautiful rubies or garnets are popular options for a non...