Spring Wedding Colors That Work Year After Year

Can't get enough wedding color inspiration? Me neither! Spring offers such a rich spectrum to work with. Narrowing it down can seem impossible when everything looks so vibrant and inviting.

If you loved my first round of spring wedding color combinations, you're going to want to see these too. And if you haven’t seen it yet, then be sure to take a look.

These spring wedding color choices offer even more variety. From bold and modern, to soft and coastal, so you can find the perfect match for your vision.

Lavender #E6E6FA | Butter Yellow #FFFACD | Sage Green #9DC183

Lavender and butter yellow together are like a sunny garden in full bloom. This combo is light, cheerful, and still sophisticated. I think it’s a great choice for outdoor ceremonies and brunch receptions.

You can get lavender invitations with yellow watercolor accents and sage green envelope liners. Your bridesmaids will look spring-ready in lavender dresses carrying bouquets of yellow tulips, white sweet peas, and hints of eucalyptus.

For your tablescape, use butter yellow linens with lavender napkins tied with sage green velvet ribbon. Add centerpieces with mixed heights featuring lavender, craspedia, and greenery in clear glass vases.

Blush #FFE4E1 | Emerald Green #50C878 | Rose Gold #B76E79

The softness of blush paired with the richness of emerald creates a combination that's both bold and elegant. Add in some rose gold accents and you've got a wedding that’s ready for a bridal magazine.

Consider blush paper with emerald greenery illustrations and rose gold foil for your invitations. Style your bridesmaids in emerald gowns with blush bouquets for some visual contrast. Think garden roses, ranunculus, and spray roses.

For decor, use emerald table runners with blush candles in rose gold holders. Incorporate lush greenery garlands with blush blooms all throughout.

Rose gold flatware and charger plates complete the spring elegance you’re aiming for.

Periwinkle #CCCCFF | Champagne #F7E7CE | Antique Gold #D4AF37

Periwinkle is that dreamy blue-purple hybrid that’s both vintage and fresh. Paired with champagne and some antique gold, it creates an ethereal, romantic atmosphere that would look great for a spring evening reception.

For you wedding invitations, you can use champagne cardstock with periwinkle calligraphy and antique gold wax seals. Bridesmaids in flowing periwinkle gowns carrying champagne-colored roses, white lilacs, and blue delphiniums make for gorgeous photos.

Set tables with champagne linens, periwinkle velvet napkins, and antique gold candlesticks. Add crystal and gold-rimmed glassware. Ooh la la!

Lilac #C8A2C8 | Honey Gold #F0E68C | Warm Taupe #B38B6D

Lilac and honey gold, what a gorgeous combo. Rounded out by warm taupe, this grouping is organic and whimsical, ideal for garden or rustic-chic venues

Try honey gold invitations with lilac watercolor florals and taupe ribbon details. Mix lilac and taupe bridesmaid dresses for a relaxed look. Bouquets could include lilac, honey-toned roses, and wildflowers.

For reception decor, use taupe linens with honey gold chargers and lilac napkins. Add in wooden elements, brass candleholders, and centerpieces featuring lilac blooms in amber glass vessels. Marvelous!

Seafoam Green #93E9BE | Peachy Pink #FFDAB9 | Bright White #FAFAFA

This combination brings beachy, tropical vibes without you having to mess with any sand! It's bright and playful, and it works well for waterfront venues or intimate garden celebrations.

White invitations with seafoam watercolor washes and peachy pink script. Dress your bridesmaids in seafoam gowns with bouquets of peach roses, white peonies, and greenery.

For your reception, use bright white linens with seafoam runners and peachy pink napkins. Add coral or shell accents, clear glass vases, and lots of greenery for a breezy, organic ambiance.

Berry #8E4585 | Mint #98FF98 | Charcoal Gray #36454F

I know, I know, berry is deeper than your typical spring shade, but when paired with mint and charcoal gray, doesn’t it look incredible? It’s a unique spring combination that’s bold, modern, and incredibly stylish.

Charcoal invitations with berry calligraphy and mint accents make a statement right from the save-the-date. Berry bridesmaid dresses pop against mint ties or pocket squares for groomsmen.

For your tables, use charcoal linens with mint napkins and berry-toned florals (e.g., ranunculus or tulips). Add in splashes of greenery and modern geometric candle holders for a contemporary edge.

As you can see, there are so many options for your spring wedding. At the end of the day, the best spring wedding color combination is the one that makes you light up when you see it all come together.

Choose what feels right, and don't be afraid to mix unexpected shades. Whatever you pick will be perfect!