Unveiling Love: Exploring the Current Trends in Wedding Colour Palettes.
Choosing a colour palette for a wedding is one of the most important and complex decisions to make as the right colour sets the right mood for the celebration. In this article, we are exposing the latest colour trends in wedding fashion. Do not worry! You do not have to love all the trends. At Event Perfekt, we can bring your vision to life with our bespoke wedding decor because in the end, the colour palette of the wedding depends on you and your happiness, trending or not. Let us delve into it!!!
What are the trendy wedding colours?
From eye scorching bright pink to extremely dark browns and even black, the colour trends in 2024 have welcomed a distinct colour palette compared to previous years. These trends reflect different midterm aesthetics from timeless to elegant and fresh. Here are the trends in colour palettes that are involved in making the special day of different couples truly memorable.
Muted Earth Tones
Following 2023, earthy palettes continue unmatched in 2024 as it brings in a natural fresh feel to weddings. Earthy tones are perfect for outdoor venues or coastal themed weddings giving a calm and organic atmosphere. These colours can be paired with other colours such as lime green or orange to give a different custom feeling.
0range, burnt orange, greens and ivory palette
This palette is a blend of muted earth tones with bright orange. It takes its colours from the lovely season of fall giving a cozy yet timeless look. Paired with the bright orange colours, a citrusy feel comes it making it eye catchy yet calm. This is the perfect wedding colour for October.
Bold Jewel Tones
Interested in making a statement at your wedding, jewel tones are the best options, and they are making an impact this year. Sapphire blue, Ruby red, Vibrant Amethyst purple bring in that royal but bold flair to the wedding. These colours can be paired with calm colours like navy and grey or with brighter colours like yellow or even gold.
Dark sapphire, cobalt blue, olive green, gold and sunflower yellow
This palette is a blend of bold jewel blue and bright colours. Speaking of playful royalty enhanced by the colour gold, this wedding would be one to remember. It is perfect for the summer and early spring.
Soft Pastels with a Twist
Pastels, initially a trend in baby showers, have now been welcomed to the wedding party but with a more sophisticated edge using dusty blue instead of plain light blue and dusty pink instead of light pinks. Other shades are sage green (also earthy) and muted lavender. These shades make anything dreamy and romantic and can be paired with distinct colours for a personal feel.
Muted lavender, lilac, dusty pink, and ivory
This colour palette screams romance in a field filled with flowers. With a darker Lilac and a light ivory colour, the palette is perfectly balanced. Show your guests how beautiful love is with this palette and you can even step it up with a touch of terracotta for a little bit of edge. It is perfect for an outdoor or beach wedding and can be used all through the year, including winter!
Minimalist Monochromes
Minimalism, a fashion trend from 2020 has once again retained its position on the list of favourite trends but in this case in the book of wedding fashion. Monochromatic palettes are the perfect examples of minimalism. In wedding palettes, the colour trends are shades of brown, pink, green and purple. To step up the game, add texture from fabric or even flowers.
Red monochromatic palette
From Dark red to red, dark rose gold, rose gold and finally light rose gold this colour palette resembles fierce unending love. It captured the beauty of red in all shades and gives a dark but warm feel to the wedding. The different shades of rose gold bring in subtle elegance. It is perfect for winter weddings.
Vibrant Sunset Hues
The natural beauty of sunsets inspired this palette. It can also be referred to as the citrus palette with vibrant hues like tangerine, peach, coral, and sunset yellow brightening the wedding scene. This palette highlights warmth and energy in parties. It can be combined with shades of green and pink.
Coral, Light Coral, Golden Yellow, Sunset yellow and light yellow
This palette is bright and juicy bringing in different shades of the sunset. The lighter shade of the coral and golden yellow gives a calm touch to the already bright colours making it perfectly balanced. It creates a cheerful and tropical environment and is perfect for a summer wedding.
Classic Hues
This palette is specially for those who appreciate timeless elegance. You can never go wrong with classic wedding colours as they never go out of style. These combinations can be blue or black paired with white or even ivory. An all-white classical wedding is the easiest option for couples even in 2024.
Navy, Light navy, Gold, Ivory, and White
This palette is elegant and calm. It welcomes a nautical or vintage vibe with a touch of royalty. A good blend of fabric and floral arrangement will take this wedding to the next level. It is perfect for weddings at any time of the year.
Tips for Choosing Your Wedding Colour Palette
When picking a wedding colour palette, it is normal to want to make it the best of the best but at the same time you must ensure you are not putting too many clashing colours together. Different shades of two or three colours are okay to create a beautiful wedding experience. Also, ensure the colour palette chosen will be one you will always love in years to come. If you are not sure of what colour palette to use based on the location of the wedding, contact us at Event Perfekt and our team will be in touch immediately.
Whether you are drawn to bold palettes or more muted ones, there is always a colour palette for everyone. Just pick one that encapsulates you and your love story and do not forget to sit back, take a deep breath, and enjoy your wedding.
Pictures courtesy of Francisca's bridals.
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