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Color of the Year 2015 – Marsala

Pantone has announced the color of the year. Marsala is a gorgeous wine color with brown undertones.

Combined with hues of gold and white florals, this color can make it onto your fall wedding palette. Turn a simple wedding cake into sweet elegance with a dash of marsala ribbon or choose a dark suit with a marsala tie for your groom. Make this color part of your Fall 2015 Wedding!

 

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