The lavender and sage palette with hex codes
Both colors as co-equal field colors, plus the bridge tone and the neutral the color math derives from them, built from #b0a6cd and #9caf88 with the same generator that powers every color page.
- Lavender Lead color
- #bfb7d7
- Sage Second color
- #c0ccb3
- Bridge Bridge tone
- #e2e9e8
- Neutral Neutral
- #eceeee
- Silver Metallic
- #c4c9d0
Flowers for a lavender and sage palette
Lavender and Sage share a bloom, then each contributes its own; the split is what the arrangements are built on.
- EucalyptusShared bloom
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.
What lavender brings
- WisteriaLavender
Wisteria is a spring-blooming vine, not a reliable cut flower; the cascading racemes are fragile and short-lived once cut, so it mostly appears as a living arch or installation rather than in a bouquet.
- LilacLavender
Field lilac is a narrow window in early May; Dutch growers force lilac from about November to April, so it is obtainable off its field season at a premium, heavy woody stems that ship at cost.
What sage brings
- Garden roseSage
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.
- Olive branchSage
Olive branches are evergreen and available year-round, silver-backed leaves that add a second Mediterranean tone and dry without dropping.
The metal for lavender and sage
The two parents do not land on the same metal on their own pages, so the pair has to choose: brushed silver rather than polished, because a mirror finish next to two muted tones reads harder than either color is.
This palette finishes in silver.
When lavender and sage works best
A spring garden or greenhouse wedding, late morning light.
Who wears what in a lavender and sage palette
Lavender dresses under wisteria, sage on the ties, silver kept brushed so nothing shines louder than the flowers.
- Lead
- lavender bridesmaid dresses
- Supporting
- sage groomsmen ties
- Accent
- brushed silver and eucalyptus stems
The colors in this palette
Each color on its own, with its full set of palettes and hex codes.
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