Charcoal wedding palettes with hex codes
3 palettes built from #3c4248 with the same color math as the free generator, tuned to the seasons and vibes charcoal actually suits. Every color carries the job it does at the wedding.
- lead Attire
- #3a424a
- supporting Florals
- #838c95
- neutral Stationery
- #ededee
- accent Tables
- #232d39
- metal Metallics
- #c4c9d0
- lead Attire
- #2f4156
- supporting Florals
- #788ba0
- neutral Stationery
- #ecedee
- accent Tables
- #3f2f1c
- metal Metallics
- #c4c9d0
- lead Attire
- #3a494a
- supporting Florals
- #95838b
- neutral Stationery
- #edeeee
- accent Tables
- #392f23
- metal Metallics
- #c9a227
What goes with charcoal
Charcoal with blush and gold warms it up; sage or dusty blue keeps it cool and modern. Silver suits it, and gold is the single move that gives it warmth.
When charcoal works best
Best for winter and modern weddings, industrial venues, and black-tie-adjacent looks.
More on picking colors for your date: Alternative to hiring a wedding stylist.
Real flowers for a charcoal palette
Dark foliage with no flowers at all is a legitimate move here; slate and raw concrete echo it for free.
- Dusty millerGreenery
Dusty miller's silver-grey felted leaves cut from spring through fall (roughly March to October) and add a lace-like silver to a cool or charcoal palette.
- EucalyptusGreenery
Eucalyptus is evergreen and available year-round in seeded, silver dollar, and baby blue forms, the default grey-green wedding filler, and it dries well.
Colors that sit near charcoal
The closest calls if charcoal is not quite it.
A palette tells you the colors. A style board tells you the wedding.
Turn charcoal into one named concept with attire, decor, and a do and skip list, reconciled from what you and your partner each want.
Turn charcoal into our style board ($19)