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Wedding Colors for Spring
It’s the season of pastels. Pastels are perfect for spring because they represent the mildness of the season, and they just look so lovely with the emerging colors in nature and the soft lighting that comes with spring.
Let’s kick it off with Pantone’s color of the year for 2016 which happens to be beautiful pastels:
Rose Quartz and Serenity
Rose Quartz is a soft pink that has a neutral undertone. We love how this color transforms depending on what it paired with it. When paired with warmer colors, it takes on an almost peachy hue, and when paired with cool colors, it becomes pinker. Rose Quartz is a color that would go well with both gold and silver accessories.
Serenity, on the other hand, is a mild indigo blue. Before you get thrown off by that, let us say that this is such a workable wedding color especially if you don’t like pink. Like most blues, Serenity goes well with fellow cool colors but also creates a lovely contrast with warmer pastels like Rose Quartz and peach.
Now that we’ve covered pink and blue let’s move to the other hues.
Spring Green
There’s a right hue of green for every season. You might think that the lightest shade of green is the best choice for spring, but actually, it is not. Go too light and things might look washed out. Look for a green that is bright but not loud. Think evergreen. Like this one. Or look no further from the Pantone Fashion Color Report for Spring 2016 which suggests Green Flash. We found Rose Quartz and Serenity in this same report.
Peach
People have different ideas of what the peach color should look like. The proper peach hue is warm and toned down. It can be saturated and darker, but never brighter as that would be closer to coral. Pantone’s Peach Echo hits the right balance. Peach looks beautiful with very light pinks and gold.
Lilac
Lilac is spring’s version of lavender. The former is lighter and more suitable for the mild spring weather, but there’s no reason you can’t use both! Just make sure to use a warmer, contrasting color for accent.
Sunny Yellows
What better color to usher the warmer season than yellow? With this, you can go two ways. You can go bright like buttercups or mellow like delicious butter. Softer yellows look gorgeous with peach while vibrant yellows look fantastic with natural greens, and if you are feeling feisty, orange or purple.
As we have mentioned earlier, we used the Pantone Fashion Color Report for Spring 2016 which has ten colors. If you feel like you can’t find your match in the six we picked, here are the rest:
What is your general approach toward spring colors? How do you feel about the bright yellow from Pantone? Do you think there is a big difference between spring and summer colors? Let us know on our Favors N Bridal Facebook page or in the comments below.
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