What Your Wedding Color Palette Says About Your Aura
Looking at colors that you’re naturally attracted to for your wedding color palette can shed some light on your aura colors.
There’s a lot that goes into choosing a wedding color palette, but most people go for shades they love, that match the season of their wedding and that will look great on their skin. The colors you select might also give you a window into your aura, or the invisible energy field that some believe surrounds every person, offering clues to their personality and wellbeing. Most people have more than one aura color, but one or two will dominate. Not every aura color corresponds to a wedding color palette, but we’ve matched five aura colors to their respective palettes.
Find your wedding color palette below to see what one of your aura colors may be.
If you chose a metallic wedding color palette, you probably have an orange aura.
Your zesty, creative and emotional spirit likely led you to go for metallic wedding colors like silver, gold and copper. This might signal an orange aura, which is seen in high-spirited, happy and sociable people. Like the color itself, people with an orange aura draw others to them with their extroverted personalities and creativity in finding new, fun things to do. These people love being part of a team and may work in professions that require lots of schmoozing—which they do well.
If you chose an earthy neutral wedding color palette, you probably have a tan aura.
If you’ve chosen a neutral palette that includes rustic-inspired shades of wheat and gold, your aura color likely includes tan. Tan auras are down-to-earth, practical and strategic in how they approach life. They’re earthy and pragmatic people who don’t mind doing the grunt work that others shun. Partnership, family and commitment are also hugely important to people with this aura, so you probably have a large inner circle of family and friends that you enjoy tending to.
If you chose a modern pastel wedding color palette, you probably have a pink aura.
Your attraction to soft pinks, pale blues and light greens probably indicates a delicate person who has a pink aura. Pink is an uncommon aura color and relates to gentle, romantic people who always believe in the highest ideals. Optimistic and naturally comforting, people with this aura are often in the healing profession as they have a lot of compassion for all walks of life. They are very relationship-minded people who tend to have a small, but tight-knit group of friends.
If you chose a deep berry, moody wedding color palette, you probably have an indigo aura.
There’s a reason you went straight for mysterious blues, greens, berries and blacks for your moody color palette. Your aura color is likely indigo, which appears in people who are extremely spiritual and connected to forces others don’t see or feel. They’re naturally intuitive, artistic and magnetic, sometimes working or dabbling in work as a medium or reader of some sort. These are people who have very vivid dreams, might experience premonitions and tend to just know things about people without having to be told.
If you chose a purple wedding color palette, you probably have a violet aura.
If you’re attracted to the regal shade of purple for your wedding you might have a violet aura. Like its color, a violet aura connotes a person who is connected to a higher body — whether a person holding a high office, like royalty, or a spiritual body. People with this aura color aren’t super concerned with the mundane, but are fascinated by abstract concepts and love to spend their time reading and thinking. They’re intelligent and open, but may hate small talk, preferring to get right to the meat of any person they happen across.
