Black wedding palettes with hex codes
2 palettes built from #1c1c1e with the same color math as the free generator, tuned to the seasons and vibes black actually suits. Every color carries the job it does at the wedding.
- lead Attire
- #3a3b4a
- supporting Florals
- #838395
- neutral Stationery
- #ededee
- accent Tables
- #232339
- metal Metallics
- #c4c9d0
- lead Attire
- #413a4a
- supporting Florals
- #938395
- neutral Stationery
- #ededee
- accent Tables
- #232539
- metal Metallics
- #c9a227
What goes with black
Black with ivory and gold is black tie translated into decor; add blush or true red as the one color it frames. Gold warms it by candlelight, and silver keeps it strict, which a black-tie room can want.
When black works best
Best for black-tie and city weddings, evening receptions, and formal winter rooms.
More on picking colors for your date: Alternative to hiring a wedding stylist.
Real flowers for a black palette
Anemones carry black naturally in their ink-dark centers; the rest stays ivory so the dark reads deliberate.
- AnemoneFocal flower
Anemones run fall through spring, at their best in winter, and carry a true near-black center naturally with no dye; they are scarce in high summer.
- Calla lilySecondary flower
Calla lilies are available year-round on a sturdy stem that holds through a long day, and they come in deep plum and near-black as well as white.
Anemone is at its best in winter, so a winter date gets it fresh from the field. See our winter wedding colors guide for the full seasonal palette.
Colors that sit near black
The closest calls if black is not quite it.
Popular black combinations
The two-color pairings black shows up in, each with its own combined palette.
A palette tells you the colors. A style board tells you the wedding.
Turn black into one named concept with attire, decor, and a do and skip list, reconciled from what you and your partner each want.
Turn black into our style board ($19)