Coral wedding palettes with hex codes
3 palettes built from #e17a5f with the same color math as the free generator, tuned to the seasons and vibes coral actually suits. Every color carries the job it does at the wedding.
- lead Attire
- #e3a99a
- supporting Florals
- #eee0dd
- neutral Stationery
- #efeceb
- accent Tables
- #33a4c1
- metal Metallics
- #f7e7ce
- lead Attire
- #dfa394
- supporting Florals
- #ece6d9
- neutral Stationery
- #efeceb
- accent Tables
- #cb2a59
- metal Metallics
- #c9a227
- lead Attire
- #e3a99a
- supporting Florals
- #eee0dd
- neutral Stationery
- #efeceb
- accent Tables
- #c15133
- metal Metallics
- #f7e7ce
What goes with coral
Coral with cream and a stroke of teal or navy gives it contrast; sage and peach keep it in the warm family. Gold suits it, and silver is the lever if the palette runs too hot.
When coral works best
Best for summer and beach weddings, and bright outdoor celebrations.
More on picking colors for your date: How to choose a wedding color palette for your season.
Real flowers for a coral palette
Ranunculus and poppies hit this saturation with no help, and the color survives midday sun where peach washes out.
- RanunculusFocal flower
Field ranunculus peaks late winter through spring; imported and greenhouse stems stretch it wider, at a higher off-season price.
- Poppy (Iceland)Secondary flower
Iceland poppies are a cool-season spring flower (roughly March to June) with papery petals in coral and warm tones; they hit saturation with no dye.
Colors that sit near coral
The closest calls if coral is not quite it.
Popular coral combinations
The two-color pairings coral shows up in, each with its own combined palette.
A palette tells you the colors. A style board tells you the wedding.
Turn coral into one named concept with attire, decor, and a do and skip list, reconciled from what you and your partner each want.
Turn coral into our style board ($19)