Fresh spring wedding colour palettes

Spring screams pastel when it comes to your colour palette, not only can this be easily replicated with your florals, but there’s something carefree and romantic about pastel colours. To help you narrow down your spring colour palette, we have picked some popular colours and some combinations you may not have thought of.

Peach

Peach is a staple of the spring wedding colour palette. It can feel very reminiscent of a 70’s wedding. Pairing it with other fresh colours can be the perfect colour for a modern bride.

Peach and natural green hues

Soft, romantic and versatile, pairing peach with natural greenery is a simple yet elegant option.

Photographer: Nikki Watkins Photo and Film | Wedding Planner: Miss Carlysle and Co | Venue: The Barn at Brookend | Flowers: Sara’s Events | Stationery: Tiggity Boo
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Peach and lemon

Contemporary and fresh, this is a colour palette that screams Spring and is easy to carry on through the rest of your decor.

Peach and white

Sophisticated and timeless, pairing peach with white is an understated yet eyecatching colour palette.

Green

Spring is known for nature coming back to life, with flowers blooming in various colours. Incorporating green into your wedding colour scheme compliments the season beautifully.

Green and white

A classic elegant colour palette, green and white, cannot be beaten!

Green and champagne

A modern twist on the green and white colour palette, opting for a champagne shade allows for a softer look on your wedding day.

Wedding Planner and Stylist: Miss Carlysle and Co | Assistant Stylists: Amy Raven Weddings and Your Wedding Friend | Venue: Long Furlong Farm | Photographer: Lee Rushby | Videographer: Creative Spark Films | Cake: Erzulie | Flowers: Bloom In Gorgeous Florals by Kim | Styling and Stationery: Pink Peony Weddings | Tables and Chairs: Stardust Events | Bridal Boutique: Ivory and Lace | Hair Stylist: Kim Sandford | Make Up Artist: Chloe Eleanor MUA | Balloons: Creative Decorations | Veil: Rebecca Anne Designs | Model: Erin
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Green and blue

Green and blue can be hard to pair, but it can look fabulous if you get it right. A top tip is to introduce the green through the foliage.

Venue: The Barn at Brookend Green Farm | Wedding Planner and Stylist: Miss Carlysle and Co | Photographer: Victoria Mitchell Photography | Prop Hire: Wren Prop Hire | Balloon Arch: Creative Decorations | Stationery: Sundown Papers | Table Menus: Clare Gray Designs | Favours: Bomboniere by Maria | Hair Stylist: Kate Atalay Bespoke Hair Styling | Make Up Artist: Niki Make Up | Cake: La Belle Cake Company | Bridal Boutique: Shade of White | Celebrant: Kelly | Models: Chelsea and Krisitan
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Shades

Many colours have multiple shades that work fantastically together, creating a modern, fresh look.

Shades of muted nature

Capturing the shades of nature offer a full range of different hues. Opting for the more muted tones create a stunning wedding look.

Photographer: Lily Lane Photography | Dresses: Lisa Lyons Bridal | Leather Jacket: Ophelia Rose | Hair and Makeup: The Cambridge Makeup Artist | Flowers: Willow and Blossom Floral Design | Styling: Nikkita Palmer | Cake: Sugar Belles | Models: Georgia, Nick and Mable the Puppy | Location: Halsey Field, Hertfordshire
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Shades of vibrant nature

On the opposite end of the spectrum, nature offers a beautiful range of vibrant colours which look simply fabulous together.

Models: Davina and Sammy | Venue: The Barn at Brook End | Wedding Planner and Stylist: Miss Carlysle and Co | Photographer & Videographer: Nikkis Moments | Stationery: Tiggity Boo | Cake: La Belle Cake Company | Florals: Saras Events Flowers | Balloon Arch: Creative Decorations | Bridal Boutique: Indie Bridal London
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