*7- Story of future Mr. and Mrs. Red

My man, seen here as Mr. Red, is a color-coded individual. This doesn't mean that I have three men and I have color coded them to keep track of each, but rather that his mother did. My boy is actually a twin, believe it or not with Mr. Blue (6'5'' vs. 5'11') and they are the oldest. My future mother-in-law thought it would simplify things with her twins by buying everything in either blue or red for each one-- this would be more fitting if they were identical, but they are not.

Then came Mr. Green four years later. At the time he was not Mr. Green but a third boy without a color, naturally he needed a way to keep his stuff separate from the others. To this day his mother gives Christmas gifts that are mostly things that she found that came in blue, red, and green. ex. these oven mitts, flannel, flashlights, whistles, handheld massager's-my personal favorite, and so much more. My color becomes pink, or a lighter version of my mans color, she explained this to me early on.

Why am I telling you this? Besides the fact that it is hilarious (or so I think)? I think that it would be a really cute ode to his mother if we involved red and pink, in some variation in our color scheme and particularly have him wear red (I am thinking maybe coral?) and besides me doing white maybe some pale pink flowers, or shoes.

Is this silly or should I just really go for what I think looks the best and not think about sentimental value in relation to my color design? Please share your thoughts...