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Bold Colors, Real Numbers: What a Black-White-Red Palette Costs to Pull Off

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Katie and Andrew's black, white, and red scheme — layered with deep purple accents — shows how far a couple can push a wedding palette past the usual neutrals without losing formality. For a black-tie guest list, budget the added floristry line item: saturated red and purple blooms in volume run higher than the whites and blush tones most vendors quote by default.

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With reporting from Style Me Pretty.

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