Why Colour Analysis Should Be On Every Wedding Planning Checklist
Your venue is booked. Your Pinterest board is growing. But there's one thing that almost nobody puts on the wedding planning checklist — and it's the one that makes every other decision easier. Knowing your colours before you start planning means better dress shopping, a clearer brief for your makeup artist, a more harmonious wedding party, and photographs where you look genuinely, unmistakably yourself. Here's why colour analysis belongs at the very start of your wedding planning — not the end.
Does Grey Hair Change My Colour Analysis?
Does Going Grey Change Your Colour Analysis?
Going grey and quietly wondering whether your colours still work? Or whether the analysis you had years ago is now redundant? Here's the reassuring truth: your undertone and therefore your season does not change. Ever. Grey hair may refine where you sit within your season — but it will not move you to a different one. Here's what actually shifts, what absolutely doesn't, and when it's worth booking a fresh rerate.
What Are Seasonal Colour Sub-types? (And Why Yours Is a Home Base, Not a Cage)
What Are Seasonal Colour Sub-types?
You've been told you're a Soft Summer. Or a Clear Winter. You nodded along, took your swatches home — and then fell down a rabbit hole of contradictory TikToks and Reddit threads that left you more confused than when you started. Here's the thing: the labels differ depending on who trained your analyst, but they're all mapping the same territory. Let me cut through the noise and explain what your sub-season actually means — and why it's a home base, not a cage.
What Is Colour Analysis?
What Is Colour Analysis?
Colour analysis is one of the most useful tools I know for helping women feel better about the way they look — not by following more rules or buying a whole new wardrobe, but by understanding, finally, why some colours make you look tired and others make you look like yourself. It starts with undertone, the subtle warmth or coolness beneath your skin that no app or online quiz can accurately read. Here's how it works — and why getting it right makes all the difference.