Color Trends of the Season

Hi Brides!! Choosing your wedding colors- pantone is a task you need to tackle early on. 

The wedding color palette will guide many of your other decisions like your wedding invitation design, art de la table, bridesmaids’ dresses, and overall floral decor.

Choosing a wedding color palette should not be considered as a chore but as a fun and happy process.

First and foremost, you should take into consideration what you like as a couple.

The venue and the season might also influence the decision. This is why most couples go for classic and timeless wedding colors.

It is your wedding day! You don’t have to play it safe!

Wedding decor is a lot like fashion. You should have fun with it and we want to join in!

We can guide you through the color trends for 2023. To make your decision easier while still being fashionably married.

These are the dominant colors of 2023!

RUST

Brides who love rustic and boho style- Photogenic, cool and boho

Can be paired with a warm creamy beige or vibrant colors.

SAGE 

Earthy grayish-green color like that of the culinary herb which has woody stems and grayish leaves. 

Can be paired with a variety of colors.

DUSTY PINK

If you’re looking for something more minimal- Bright and delicate

Can match with any color 

You don’t have to give up stronger shades like green, mustard or blue. 

For more luxurious results combine with gold. view here

DUSTY BLUE

A variable color averaging a pale blue that is redder and darker than average powder blue

Match with jewel tones and deep, rich hues like burgundy, turquoise, navy blue, gold and purple. view here

EMERALD

Bluish green to pure green

Emerald green looks great with colors like peach, aubergine, rose, ruby red and pink.

CANYON ROSE

Balance a rich, bold hue with something light and cheery 

A wine color is the perfect accent against such a canyon rose.

A color palette that catches the eye without being too bright is canyon rose and moss.

WINE

 A dark red color with a purplish tinge.

Works well with shades of gray, such as light gray or charcoal gray. 

It also pairs beautifully with turquoise, golden yellow, and umber.

TERRACOTTA

There’s no question about it- Rich and warm earthy tone

Deep burnt orange with a touch of brown

Plays well with muted shades of white, cream, pink, mustard, green and cerulean blue

MOSS

Pale grayish green color

The bright green color goes best with other bright colors, like yellow, and compliments neutrals such as white and tan