How to choose a wedding color palette for your season
Every season pulls a wedding palette in its own direction. The fastest way to a palette that feels right for your date is to start from what your season already offers, then pick colors that work with it.
Fall and winter: deep and warm
Fall leans on terracotta, rust, and antique gold, pulled from the same warmth as the turning leaves. Winter goes a shade darker and cooler: emerald, midnight navy, and burgundy, often paired with silver instead of fall's gold.
Spring and summer: light and sun-washed
Spring opens up to blush, sage, and lavender, soft pastels that match a garden in bloom. Summer holds a similar lightness but leans brighter and sun-washed: French blue, peach, and ivory that read well outdoors in strong light.
See exact palettes for your season
The free palette generator has example palettes with hex codes for all four seasons, plus a generator that builds new ones from any base color you already love.