Wedding Color Palette Generator

Pick a starting palette, or your own main color and the season, and get five wedding colors with a job each, their HEX codes and a palette pin for your Pinterest wedding board. Then open your wedding mood board in the same colors.

Sage green & dusty roseSage, Dusty rose, Ivory, Eucalyptus and Gold · for spring or summer

AaMain: Sagethe color guests remember: bridesmaid dresses, the invitations, the flowers' lead color#9CAF88
AaAccent: Dusty rosea smaller dose: the second flower color, ties, napkins, the stationery's details#D3A29D
AaNeutral: Ivorythe background: linens, paper, the table, the shade of white#F5F0E1
AaDeep: Eucalyptusthe anchor: suits, greenery, the words on your signs and menus#4E6B57
AaMetal: Goldrings, cutlery, candle holders, the foil on the invitations#C5A35A

Our palettes and our color names: a starting point to take to your florist and stationer, not a trend forecast. Screens show colors differently, so check fabric and paper samples in daylight.

Start from a palette

Or build one from your main color

A HEX code like #8DA7BE, or tap the square to pick.

Season

Title on the pin (your names, say — it stays on this device)

Make the mood board

Quick answer: a wedding palette works best as five colors with five jobs: a main color guests remember, an accent in small doses, a neutral for linens and paper, a deep color that anchors it (suits, greenery, the words on signs) and a metal. Pick one of our palettes above, or type your own main color and pick the season, and the generator builds the other four. Download the palette as a pin for your Pinterest wedding board, or open a mood board in the same colors.

How the generator builds a palette from your color

Your color stays the main color. The other four come from the season you pick, worked out in the color model that matches what eyes see (CIE LCh: lightness, strength and hue):

Spring: a light, soft accent a step round the color wheel, an ivory neutral, a muted deep shade of your color.
Summer: an accent from the opposite side of the wheel, a crisp off-white, a deep version of your color.
Fall: an accent pulled toward amber, a warm cream, a chocolate brown anchor.
Winter: a jewel-tone accent, a cool white, a near-black version of your color.

Each color gets the name of the closest of the 57 colors we have named (sage, dusty blue, terracotta and more), and the metal follows your color's warmth: gold for most colors, copper for warm colors in fall, rose gold for pinks in spring and summer, and silver for cool colors in spring and summer and for any color but a warm one in winter. Every color stays inside what a screen can show, so the HEX codes are exact.

Wedding color palettes by season

Spring wedding color palettes

Light and fresh: soft greens, pale blues and blush.

Sage green & dusty rose: sage, dusty rose, ivory, eucalyptus and gold
Dusty blue & blush: dusty blue, blush, cream, navy and silver
Lavender & sage: lavender, sage, off-white, plum and silver
Champagne & blush: champagne, blush, ivory, taupe and gold
Black & white with greenery: black, greenery, white, charcoal and gold
Neutral earth tones: oat, clay, ivory, espresso and gold
Wildflower: marigold, lilac, cream, fern and gold

Summer wedding color palettes

Brighter and clearer: sea blues, coral, lavender and flower colors.

Sage green & dusty rose: sage, dusty rose, ivory, eucalyptus and gold
Dusty blue & blush: dusty blue, blush, cream, navy and silver
Terracotta & mustard: terracotta, mustard, sand, olive and gold
Lavender & sage: lavender, sage, off-white, plum and silver
Beach: sea blue & coral: sea blue, coral, sand, navy and silver
Wildflower: marigold, lilac, cream, fern and gold

Fall wedding color palettes

Warm and deep: terracotta, rust, burgundy and earth tones.

Terracotta & mustard: terracotta, mustard, sand, olive and gold
Rust & burnt orange: rust, burnt orange, cream, chocolate and copper
Burgundy & blush: burgundy, blush, ivory, forest green and gold
Emerald & champagne: emerald, champagne, white, black and gold
Navy & blush: navy, blush, ivory, charcoal and rose gold
Neutral earth tones: oat, clay, ivory, espresso and gold

Winter wedding color palettes

Rich and dark: emerald, burgundy, navy and black, with gold or silver.

Burgundy & blush: burgundy, blush, ivory, forest green and gold
Emerald & champagne: emerald, champagne, white, black and gold
Navy & blush: navy, blush, ivory, charcoal and rose gold
Champagne & blush: champagne, blush, ivory, taupe and gold
Black & white with greenery: black, greenery, white, charcoal and gold

Which wedding colors do people search for most?

Google's own search counts for the United States (Google Ads Keyword Planner, average monthly searches, read 4 October 2026) put fall first among the seasons: 2,900 searches a month for "fall wedding color palette", against 1,000 for spring, 720 for summer and 590 for winter. Among single colors, sage green leads (590), ahead of blue (390), beach colors (320), dusty blue (170) and terracotta (110). That is what people look for, not a forecast of what is in fashion.

Make your wedding mood board

A palette is easier to judge next to real pictures. Make the mood board opens our mood board maker with these five colors and their names already on it: add photos of dresses, flowers and venues you like, and download the board for your phone or as a pin. On Pinterest, a secret board keeps your wedding ideas to yourself, and anyone you invite, until you are ready to share them.

FAQ

How many colors should a wedding palette have?

Three to five is easy to work with. This generator gives five because each has a job: the main color and the accent are what guests notice, the neutral and the deep color hold everything together, and the metal is for rings, cutlery and foil. If five feels like a lot, keep the main color, the neutral and the metal.

Can I use my own color?

Yes. Type its HEX code (from a fabric swatch, a paint chip or a photo) or tap the color square, then pick the season. To get the HEX code of a color in a photo, use our color palette from image tool.

Are these the wedding color trends for this year?

No. The palettes and the color names are ours, made as starting points. We do not claim any of them is in fashion; the searches above show only what people look for.

Will the colors look the same in real life?

Not exactly. Screens and printers show colors differently, and fabric, flowers and paper each take a color their own way. Use the HEX codes to talk to your florist, stationer and dress shop, then check real samples in daylight.

Is it free, and does it save anything?

It is free, with no account. Nothing you choose is sent to us. A link you copy opens the same palette; the title you type for the pin stays on your device.