Choose a mood and a moment
The LOVE letters in the published collection are colour-changing. Start by deciding whether your priority is one steady appearance for photographs or a changing effect during a particular part of the event. Write that preference in ordinary words so it can be checked against the actual equipment.
A screen preview can help compare ideas, but screens, surrounding light and cameras alter how colour appears. A colour swatch or a photograph of your styling is a reference for discussion; it does not promise an exact match to a fabric, printed colour or brand specification.
Make the colour brief usable
| Decision | What to record |
|---|---|
| Main appearance | Your preferred colour family or steady/changing effect |
| Photographs | When posed photographs are planned and whether a steady appearance is preferred |
| Room lighting | Window light, venue lighting and any proposed lighting changes |
| Approval | Who agrees the available setting before the event |
| Changes | Whether any change during hire is needed, who may make it and whether it is included |
Keep other displays distinct
The colour-changing description applies to LOVE. Do not assume that the white wedding-letter sets or the personalised heart have the same controls, effects or colour choices. Ask about the exact item being quoted and record the confirmed setting rather than transferring a feature from one product to another.
Share the agreed appearance with your photographer and venue contact. If a colour change would affect a speech, ceremony or photograph, put the relevant timing in the brief. The final quote should establish any setting or change responsibilities; the browser preview does not control hired equipment.