Color Confusion

In this video blog, "Color Confusion", Genealogy Boutique and Formals answers one of your most frequently asked questions: Why is my dress a different color than what I saw on your site?

As most of you know, colors may vary from what you see on the screen. Each person's computer monitor is calibrated differently. As a result, colors look different to different people. More often than not, when this happens the color difference is slight and doesn't make much of a difference. But there are the few times that a dress color many be off to an obvious degree. A red dress isn't going to show up green or blue - But a red dress might appear to be darker or lighter, or a slightly different shade on screen than it does in person.
The two colors that are almost guaranteed are black and white

At Genealogy, if we see a dress in our boutique and realize the photo of the dress is not quite accurate, we make color adjustments to the photo to match it as closely as possible. However, keep in mind that this is a match on our computer screen and it won't be a match on every computer screen.

Most of the time, color is color, but if you are worried about your hue, you can always call or email us at Genealogy Boutique and Formals. We'll help you out as best as we can to describe the color as we know it.

The dress featured in today's video blog is the Sherri Hill 1043. Details about this dress can be found online at:

http://www.genealogyboutiqueandformals.com/detail.php?ProdId=717917&CatId...

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