Top 12 Wedding Color Scheme Ideas for 2024 Trends

dusty blue and burgundy wedding table centerpiece

When it comes to the wedding color scheme, you have a few options. You can go with all white, shades of pink and grey, or something more colorful. If you’re looking for inspiration for your big day (or just want to plan ahead), we’ve got ten awesome color schemes that are sure to make your special day one for the books!

Terracotta + Dusty Blue

Terracotta and dusty blue is a beautiful and warm color combination for a wedding. The rich and earthy tones of terracotta are complemented by the soft and ethereal shades of dusty blue, creating a romantic and bohemian atmosphere. Terracotta and dusty blue can be incorporated into the wedding decor in a variety of ways, such as using terracotta bouquets and dusty blue bridesmaid dresses, decorating the tables with terracotta table runners and dusty blue napkins, and adding accents of gold or copper for a luxurious and elegant touch. This color combination can be paired with natural elements, such as wood and greenery, to create a cohesive and stylish look for the wedding.

Silver Sage

Silver sage is a light, refreshing green. It is often paired with silver and white. Silver sage is sometimes associated with the season of spring, as nature also utilizes this color during this time, and is sometimes seen all over the place. Here are some looks that incorporate silver and silver sage as the main colors.

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Mustard Yellow

Mustard yellow is a vibrant color that can add energy and a bit of fun to any wedding. Often used as a bright summer color, mustard yellow is a beautiful color that many brides choose to add to their wedding palette. For a mustard yellow theme, the bride and groom might want to consider a deep red to contrast the yellow, and include mint green, sage green and orange accents.

Sunset Orange

Sunset Orange has a light golden yellow and orange color tint that while creating a warm and inviting feeling, is still different from traditional orange. Sunset Orange is often paired with soft pastel colors. It is a popular and unique color for wedding decor.

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Mauve + Greenery

Mauve + Greenery is a great combination of colors for a wedding. If you’re looking for your wedding colors in this color combo, make sure to keep the colors in the shades of purple. Your colors can also include lavenders, other light purples, and tones of pinks. A light background like ivory, blush, or saffron adds to the simplicity of this wedding colors.

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Taupe + Beige

This neutral color scheme is a classic choice that’s easy to pull off. Taupe is a cool-toned gray, while beige is a warm gray. Both colors are earthy neutrals and work well with many other colors.

Taupe and beige are both warm neutrals, as opposed to cool or warm colors like red or yellow. They’re also considered earth tones, meaning they’re made up of browns and greens that have been mixed together in equal parts. This means they will pair nicely with bright colors like red or pink because they will help balance the intensity of those hues while simultaneously providing your wedding with some grounding elements that keep things from getting too bright (or dull).

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Burgundy + Greenery

If you’re looking to add some warmth and richness to your wedding palette, burgundy is a great color choice. It’s also a complementary color of green, which makes it easy to incorporate into your wedding design without overwhelming any other elements. If you want something more neutral-toned, try pairing burgundy with shades of grey or navy blue.

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Dusty Blue + Burgundy

Another popular color scheme for fall weddings is dusty blue and burgundy. You can use either dusty blue as the primary color with burgundy as the accent, or you can play off of that and use burgundy as the primary and dusty blue as an accent. This color scheme is great because it’s very versatile—all you have to do is pick a shade of dusty blue (light or dark) and then choose your favorite shade of burgundy to complement it!

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Light Blue + Greenery

If you’re looking for a light blue wedding color scheme, this is a great option. The combination of the two tones is beautiful and will look amazing on your big day.

Light blue and greenery are both spring and summer colors, making them perfect for warm weather weddings. In fact, if you want to add some greenery to your venue or flower arrangements at an indoor wedding (or in winter), this could be just what you need!

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Dusty Blue + Pale Pink

A dusty blue and pale pink color scheme is perfect for a spring wedding. Dusty blue is a great color, especially when paired with white accents like pale pink. For example, you could use dusty blue for the groomsmen’s suits, or use it as an accent color on bridesmaid dresses or bouquets.

Pale pink is also a popular choice for bridesmaid dresses because it looks good with many different skin tones and can be worn year-round (though it’s more popular in warmer months). In addition to being used in the bride’s bouquet and other flower arrangements at your wedding reception, pale pink should be included in any centerpieces you choose as well as any table linens that might match this color palette.

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Grey + Greenery

Greenery and grey are a classic combination that will never go out of style. They’re great for any season, but especially winter weddings if you want to add some life to your venue. The color scheme also works well for modern weddings or for those who want something more subtle and neutral.

If you’re going with greenery and grey, try incorporating it into your decor by using flowers or leaves from the plants as place settings. If you don’t have access to real greenery, use silk ones instead!

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Whether you’re looking for inspiration or just want to see what other people are doing, we hope these color schemes will help!