Ivory wedding palettes with hex codes
3 palettes built from #f3ebd9 with the same color math as the free generator, tuned to the seasons and vibes ivory actually suits. Every color carries the job it does at the wedding.
- lead Attire
- #e4d2aa
- supporting Florals
- #ede9de
- neutral Stationery
- #efeeeb
- accent Tables
- #c19633
- metal Metallics
- #f7e7ce
- lead Attire
- #e3d2ab
- supporting Florals
- #eaedde
- neutral Stationery
- #efeeec
- accent Tables
- #c54c30
- metal Metallics
- #c9a227
- lead Attire
- #e1c2ad
- supporting Florals
- #ede4de
- neutral Stationery
- #efedec
- accent Tables
- #c06d35
- metal Metallics
- #f7e7ce
What goes with ivory
Ivory is a foundation: sage and blush in spring, emerald and gold in winter. Gold and champagne extend its warmth; silver pulls it back toward plain white.
When ivory works best
Best in any season as the base neutral, and for warm candlelit rooms.
More on picking colors for your date: How to build a wedding color palette.
Real flowers for a ivory palette
White garden roses are already a warm white, which is why they sit right on ivory silk where a true white clashes.
- Garden roseFocal flower
Roses are the one wedding staple truly available every month, grown year-round in Colombia and Ecuador; field-grown garden varieties peak late spring through fall, so off-season garden roses lean on imports.
- RanunculusSecondary flower
Field ranunculus peaks late winter through spring; imported and greenhouse stems stretch it wider, at a higher off-season price.
Ranunculus is at its best in spring, so a spring date gets it fresh from the field. See our spring wedding colors guide for the full seasonal palette.
Colors that sit near ivory
The closest calls if ivory is not quite it.
A palette tells you the colors. A style board tells you the wedding.
Turn ivory into one named concept with attire, decor, and a do and skip list, reconciled from what you and your partner each want.
Turn ivory into our style board ($19)