Sage & Blush
- Sage green #7f9a7a
- Blush #e9b7b3
- Gold #c9a45c
- Ivory #fbf6f0
- Forest green #2f3a2e
Wedding color palette ideas
52 palettes for every season, each with hex codes and a preview on a real invitation. Save the ones you love, or shuffle up your own in our free generator.
13 palettes with hex codes
Fresh pastels, garden greens and the first peonies of the year.
13 palettes with hex codes
Coastal blues, citrus brights and long golden evenings.
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13 palettes with hex codes
Burgundy, rust and terracotta with a glow of gold.
13 palettes with hex codes
Jewel tones, evergreens and a shimmer of silver.
By signature color
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How to choose
A rustic barn, a city loft and a beach each bring colors of their own. Pick a palette that works with the walls, floors and views you can’t change.
Seasonal flowers are fresher and cheaper, and the light changes everything. Soft pastels glow in spring; deep jewel tones feel warm in winter.
Give one color most of the room, a second about a third, and save the boldest for small accents like ribbons, wax seals and boutonnieres.
Ivory, sand or soft white gives the eye a place to rest and makes the other colors look intentional, on paper and on screen.
More than five starts to look busy in photos. If you love more, use them as lighter or darker shades of the colors you already have.
Colors look different on paper, fabric and phones. Preview your palette on your invitation and wedding website before you order anything.
Create a wedding color palette, preview it on a real invitation and save the hex codes or a pin-ready image.
Create your own paletteQuestions
Three to five works best: one or two main colors, an accent and a neutral. Fewer can feel flat, while more than five tends to look busy in photos.
Right after you book the venue and before you order invitations, flowers or bridesmaid dresses. Your palette guides every one of those choices.
Sage green, dusty blue, terracotta and burgundy are among the most loved, usually paired with a warm neutral such as ivory or champagne and a metallic like gold.
Hex codes such as #6D1F2C describe a color exactly. Share them with your florist, stationer and designer, or paste them into any design app, so everyone matches the same shade.
Yes. Choose “Use for my wedding” on any palette and your Okerly wedding website and save-the-date card are dressed in it as soon as you sign up. You can switch palettes or fine-tune the colors anytime.
Yes. Every palette is free to use, copy and share. You can also save any palette as an image or tweak it in the free palette generator.
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