Is there any good openings for beginners (800-1500)

I was wondering if there was any good openings to learn. I have been playing the Vienna as white and have been deciding between the Sicilian and the Caro-Kann (i also don't know if i prefer open games or closed). I have always played e5 against e4 and want to try something new so if their is any good openings for me to play, please list them. ( I am about 850 but i enjoy learning openings that are up to 1500) thanks

Another beginner that wants to play the most theory intensive opening around. 

Stick with the basics.  Not hanging material, and not missing simple tactics.

Give the caro a try for a while, i think its a good introduction to positional chess. Although i will say id look into it a bit first. If you dont play the opening accuratly you can get into trouble quick.

All normal openings are good for beginners.

General recommendation for beginners: defend 1 e4 e5 and 1 d4 d5 as black and open 1 e4 as white.

London system or Italian

You need to have both your own start as white (pick one e4 and one d4 opening, the classics like the Ruy Lopez and the Queen's Gambit) , and get a couple of black replies in those openings, and then get one you'd like as Black as a response to e-4 to mess with your White opponent's groove. Caro-Kann is pretty.   And then you need to get your head around the Sicilian since it is so popular. 

E4 E5 is usually recommended for beginners. However beginners as Black  often have to face d4. What is the best defence against d4 for beginners. Presently I am using the KID since its first moved are easy to learn but I am not sure KID is suited for beginners. 

I'd say the Tarrasch Variation of the Queen's Gambit Declined. Black's pieces are active.  It's versatile in that it can also be reached against 1.Nf3 and 1.c4 players.  

You'll still need to learn how to play against the London System because that seems to be the default opening for 1.d4 beginners.

Nf6, g6, Bg7, 0-0

Scotch Gambit

It's a great opening. I'm not too good myself, but I did get some wins with it. 

Scandinavian

You can check it out. It's kinda comlicated.

But scandavian is really cofusing so It's useful

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London system

I think the Italian is fine for begininers as it develops fast and gives you a stable position

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