• Peacock Colors Palette
• 'Save-the-date' Cards
• Wedding Invitations
• The Bride
• Bridesmaids and Groomsmen
• Ceremony Décor
• Venue Décor
• The Newlyweds
• Reception Décor
• Wedding Cake
• Hashtag Photos

While planning a theme wedding, it's very easy to get carried away and lose track of how much (or little) needs to be done. As a peacock-themed wedding leans more towards being elegant and bold, it's important to be able to draw a line so as to not make it very flashy while incorporating it as your wedding theme. Although the vibrant and royal colors are in perfect harmony with each other, it is essential to understand the importance of using these colors sparingly or grandly at the right places. For maximum effect, use one focal color for the wedding ceremony and another for the reception party. This way, you can keep the décor subtle, yet give it a royal touch. And to help you organize it all, we've put together some ideas that will require a blend of your creativity and special efforts to make it successful. First and foremost, select the hues you wish to include in your wedding. Including every single color in all the details will be overdramatic. You want the guests to experience the 'wow' factor, and not cringe as they walk in to venue. Right? To balance the rich peacock colors, include shades gold, brown, and white to your décor. This will help separate the theme colors, and draw attention to the contrasting canvas. As soon as you set the date for the wedding prepare and finalize your Save-the-date cards. Choose a design and wordings for the card, and send it out at least 6 months in advance. This will help your guests make arrangements for travel, accommodation, time off work, etc. You don't necessarily have to send Save-the-date cards that match the wedding theme. If you haven't finalized the color scheme for the wedding, are unsure about the peacock theme, or want to send cards that aren't related to the wedding theme, it's perfectly alright to do so. The invitation card is an integral part of your wedding that requires a lot of thought and preparation. For inspiration, you can go through sites like etsy and zazzle for some wonderful designs of invitation cards. Don't forget to send the RSVP cards along with a pre-addressed and stamped envelope so that your guests can reply easily. You can choose to include a phone number or email address as well. This is the part where things may be a bit tricky and will require utmost care. First of all, ask yourself if you wish to include peacock-inspired accessories to your wedding, or just limit it to the décor? If you choose the earlier option, know that there are tons of ways to incorporate the theme into your attire―from shoes, garter, jewelry to headpieces and bouquets. And, if your groom doesn't like flashy stuff, you can ask him to wear a subtle peacock feathers boutonnière. Don't forget the bridal party! Ask your groom to confirm with his groomsmen whether they agree to carry some elements related to the wedding theme. It can be anything from boutonnières and bow ties to cufflinks and socks. Your maid of honor and bridesmaids can truly have fun picking out their dresses for the wedding. Either choose one color for all their dresses, or depending on the number of bridesmaids you have, let them pick a color for themselves. With turquoise, royal blue, green, and purple, there are plenty of hues to choose from. When it comes to ceremony decor, focus more on the vibrancy. Include bright décor pieces that contrast with the surroundings or team those colors with white like the ones exemplified below. But remember―go less to emphasize more. You can design theme-related signs to be placed around the venue. It looks stylish and can make for some wonderful conversation starters for guests. If your budget permits, you can place signs around the venue for more emphasis. These signs make for an amazing placement for clicking pictures. Once the ceremony is over, find some time to freshen up and click some pictures before heading to the reception. And as for everyone else, organize some fun activities to entertain guests between wedding and reception. Here, you have a much larger scope for including your theme colors. From escort cards to place settings and centerpieces, work on every element one at a time so that everything makes sense once put together. For the cake, look for inspiration from Pinterest, wedding blogs, and of course, websites of different pastry chefs. From extravagant cake toppers and decorations to minute details of the peacock theme, finalize a wedding cake that you will love to see and eat. Crowdsource your wedding photos with Instagram taken from smartphones and digital cameras. Your guests are going to take lots and lots of pictures at the wedding. Don't miss out on the fun and ask them to share every little moment with you after the wedding is over. By using a custom #hashtag, you can document your wedding with this fun and beautiful app. Since the peacock palette is a little loud, you need to be extremely careful while selecting each wedding element. Even a handful of peacock details can add a royal feel to your wedding. Complete a task from start to finish, and know how every little detail will affect the overall look of the event.