Orange and purple wedding kit?

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My daughter and her fiance are combining their favorite colors for their wedding next summer. Any suggestions for a kit that could be used for wedding stuff (invitations, seating chart, etc) that combines light purple and peach (not pink, more of a creamsicle color)? Thanks!
 
This one might be the closest in the shoppe:


this one has the creamsicle color:
 
I love that idea of combining favorite colors but, jeez, finding a love kit in those colors is gonna be hard. Probably best to do a lot of combining of kits.
 
First off, best wishes to the couple!

Second, I wish I had some kit options for you, but I do not. My wedding colors were mint green and peach, which I thought would be easy to find in DS shoppes, but they were not! So my advice to you is to look for certain search words, such as "love," "wedding," and "marriage," and hopefully you'll find the colors you're looking for via your search results.

No matter what, I'm sure the layouts you make will be absolutely gorgeous!
 
That is definitely a hard color combination, so my advice would be to either find two kits that you like that would work well together, find a basic wedding kit that is mostly white to use as your base kit and then pull the colors from other kits or to find a kit you love that has at least one of the colors and then recolor things to get the other color worked in.

The one from JoCee that Amy suggested has a lot of nice peach in it and the blue would likely be easily adjusted to purple just by adding some magenta.
 
I once used a workout kit for wedding layouts because it was the colors of the wedding. I did have another wedding kit that had the wedding elements I wanted that could be used since they were in neutral colors.

I have wedding pictures to scrap that is going to be hard. The bride did not wear a white dress and it was held in a bookstore/restaurant. Very unusual setting so regular wedding kits are probably not going to work. Still thinking on it.
 
Another thought: depending on your program, it may be easy to recolor elements. So perhaps it could be easy to find a kit with elements you like and then change the colors to fit what you need.
 
I like the colour scheme of this closet, but something is still missing, namely the tuxedo. I prefer to diversify the assortment with a good and reliable suit that would be perfect for office work or a prom. Gentleman's Guru tuxedos are always an example of how to dress in style.
 
TerryDorsey said:
I like the colour scheme of this closet, but something is still missing, namely the tuxedo. I prefer to diversify the assortment with a good and reliable suit that would be perfect for office work or a prom. Gentleman's Guru tuxedos are always an example of how to dress in style.
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This style is quite engaging, with every detail that can be traced along the length of the entire suit. This attracts me to this online store, where I can always find the right thing to complete my tuxedo.
 
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