Corrected entry: They deliberately prohibited the use of red until the Volterra Bella running scene, since the red signified blood and danger and was such an important part of the movie. (Audio commentary.)
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Correction: Not true. Red is visible on the cover of Bella's copy of Romeo and Juliet, and she also has a red blanket on her bed when Edward comes into her room near the beginning of the movie.