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Pastels are an essential spring wedding colour scheme, and you’ll find Pinterest full of blush pink and periwinkle blue ideas. There’s loads of nontraditional pastel combinations that are a little more unusual and look stunning in the springtime.
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Here’s a few pastel spring wedding colour ideas: • Lemon and peach – A cheerful, citrusy combination. Peach can threaten to look a bit too ’70s, so you need fresh colours for elegance and a contemporary feel.
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Warm yellows, whites and added texture like cherry blossom branches elevate the look • Green and grey – Pale versions of green and grey have the same effect as using neutrals; they make flowers
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and other colours really standout. Think mint, sage or platinum for bridesmaid dresses and lots of marble-effect décor and smoked glassware
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• Lilac and white – Lilac and lavender are classic spring colours that looks beautiful against clean white décor. Use it outside expected places like dresses, ties, bouquets and buttonholes; for example, as a lavender-coloured cake, ceiling
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installation of hanging wisteria, velvet table runners and parma violet signature cocktails • Teal and blush – Teal is a bit more unconventional than moss green or mint with blush. It’s darker, richer, and works so well with antique
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and vintage touches. Teal is a fantastic colour for stationery too that will really stand out for guests • Icy blue and silver – Cool pastel shades look brilliant in March and early April when we’re transitioning out of winter.
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It’s a super sleek and modern colour scheme, and can be warmed up by splashes of pink and navy
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Floral wedding dresses are becoming increasingly popular for their delicate and feminine look. Finding your dream floral dress can be a great starting point for deciding on a colour palette, by drawing out one of the shades in the gown to use as a
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primary or complementary colour.
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You can also wear a white gown with floral lace detailing and it’s lovely to use the corresponding real flowers and foliage across your wedding. Think anemones, hyacinths, stephanotises, gardenia and narcissi.
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Bold, bright colours definitely have a place in a spring palette. Punchy coral, magenta, cobalt blue, orange and tropical greens look fantastic at destination weddings and modern ceremonies.
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Make a nod towards our move into summer and choose happy, sunny colours that will make guests smile.
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If that’s too bright for you, slightly more muted jewel tones like ochre aren’t just for autumn; they look incredible on bridesmaid dresses, place settings and wedding stationery.
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The benefits of spring is that the natural world is exploding again with all its amazing tones of colour. You can choose just a single colour for your palette – we love green – and work through the different shades and hues for a harmonised look.
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Have foliage-only bouquets, the wedding party in green (forest or moss green for men in fabrics like tweed or velvet; emerald or sage for women), and living herbs and succulents as centrepieces and favours.
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Spring is a gorgeous time for an all-white colour scheme. White is fresh and clean, and you only need hints of colour, like a ribbon wrapped around your bouquet or watercolour splashes on place cards, to make it all pop.
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