Wedding Color Combinations we know you’ll Love
Updated: Nov 6, 2020
As you begin to consider the look and feel of your wedding, think about color: The hues you love — as well as those you dislike.
It's common to question where to begin when determining your color pallet for your wedding. You should find something that inspires you; maybe a place ( Greece or Hawaii) or a mood (serene or joyously). Get your creative juices going by going through Pinterest or getting some paint chips at a hardware store or fabrics at a craft center.
The easiest places to incorporate your palette are going to be in floral design (bouquets, centerpieces, ribbons), tabletop (linens, tableware, vessels), lighting and printed items — all can be used to display color and introduce your palette to your guests
Here are some color pallets to help you.
Brown & Pine Green
Off-White & Hunter Green
Gold & Plum Wine
Gold & Evergreen
Maroon & Deep Purple
Magenta & Sage
Scarlet, Brown & Burgundy
Cherry Red & Purple
Green, Pink & Black
Brown, Maroon & Salmon
Blue Hues
Pink & Red'ish
Beige & Brown
Red & Maroon shades
