Planning A Wedding Made Easy -- Color Me Happy

Oct. 12, 2009 - PRLog -- Now there is a shortcut to Planning a Wedding so a bride will not spend wasted time and effort exploring venues and ideas that don’t suit her. It’s a concept called Wedding Color Theme Theory that is the new voodoo of wedding planning. Based on the bride’s choice of color for her wedding theme, the theory claims to reveal her hidden attitudes and desires for her special day. Does a girl want to know what kind of bride she really is? Is she counter-culture or traditional? Is she romantic or dramatic? Is it true that barefoot beach weddings are most likely the choice of a bride with a yellow color theme? Is it true that lavender color theme brides tend to have the most expensive taste?

A girl may express a part of her personality at work or with friends but she may yet have a different aspect come forward when she contemplates her perfect wedding plans.  The key to what a bride secretly is longing for is found in her color choice for her wedding color theme.

One Minute Wedding Planner and its wedding color theme theory was developed by two vivacious redheads with a lot of wedding experience. Both married multiple times and both having attended and participated in numerous weddings of friends and family, the women noticed the correlation of a brides’ choice of her wedding color theme and her wedding plans and personal choices. “Just by observation I could see patterns. So after interviewing brides-to-be and former brides, I was able to confirm the undeniable relationship between the color theme for a wedding and the bride’s state-of mind and attitudes about her wedding at that time.” Yes, you heard right -- at the time. Yes, brides do change. In fact, both redheaded founders, Debbie Stetler and Kathy Conroy, admit to having themselves different wedding color themes at their own different weddings. “You just change over time. Everyone does. But you may not realize it until someone points it out to you.”

And what about those who do not have any color theme and chose to elope? “Well, that says it all, doesn’t it? There’s no wedding to plan in that case. That’s the UN wedding plan” says Debbie.

So could you plan your wedding in one minute with color theme theory? Try it out! Go to www.oneminuteweddingplanner.com and see. In the vast world of wedding websites this could go viral as the “horoscope” of wedding planning.  What’s next? Who knows but maybe this concept will become the next wedding planning book. If so, it would be a hit with the tea-leaf readers out there.