Bring the warm, romantic vibes of summertime golden hour to life through your wedding color scheme. Use muted tones of blush, rose and orange shades as your base, and tie it together with accents of cream, ivory or metallic gold for an elevated feel.

Keep things light and bright with a playful pastel wedding color palette. We love how these pastel pink napkins pop against bright yellow table linens. To prevent your summer wedding color scheme from feeling too busy, stick with two or three colorful pastel shades, and use neutrals for additional accents.

Whether you're literally (or figuratively) escaping to the tropics for your big day, you'd be remiss not to consider a bold color scheme. Summer is the ideal time to experiment with deep, rich shades of green, pink, orange and red.

Not sure how to incorporate "something blue" into your wedding day? Start with your color scheme. Beachy hues of teal, turquoise and sky blue will give your wedding day an elegant coastal feel.

Instead of trying to match multiple colors in your palette, you can get creative with ombré gradients of your favorite shade. This modern wedding color idea will give your big day a sleek, cohesive feel. Plus, ombré decorations (like this statement floral arch) will make your wedding one to remember.

Bring your maritime dreams to life with a nautical prep summer wedding theme. Emulate the essence of New England with shades of blue and white, stripes, accents of rope and twine and nautical motifs of anchors and sea life.

If you've always dreamed of a beach-themed wedding, summer is the ideal season for you to say "I do." Whether you're heading to a local waterfront or you're whisking loved ones away to a tropical destination, a beach wedding theme is all about light colors, neutral accents and breezy fabrics.

Vintage brights are one of the biggest wedding color trends of summer 2021, and you can definitely bring them to your summertime nuptials. To achieve a summery vintage theme, opt for muted hues of red, green and yellow, and look for stationery and signage products that have retro fonts and designs. 

Guests will feel like they've been transported to a swanky resort circa 1975.