Photography Credit: Madeline C Photography | Florals: Cabbage Rose Florist

Veri Peri Color of the Year

I won’t lie, I’m partial to this year’s Pantone Color of Year simply because purple is my favorite color.

Many tend to stray away from purple as a prime wedding color, but when used correctly as a primary color in your wedding color palette, it can (and will!) be magical.

Photography: Kayleigh Ross Photography| Florals: Magnolia Belle Floral

Cinderella Classic

Timeless and true, using hues of blue for your wedding color palette will never steer you wrong.

Blues, full white blooms, and greenery seemed to be quite the trend for 2021 and will carry through 2022.

Photography: Kayleigh Ross Photography | Florals: Silks A Bloom

All Things Pink

Anyone else think of Steel Magnolias when you hear of an all pink wedding color palette???

There is nothing more delicate and feminine then a well-done pink wedding.

No matter the season, if you want pink to be your number one wedding color, go for it.

Photography: Sterling Imageworks | Florals: Magnolia Belle Floral

Sweet Tea

Like drinking a refreshing glass of sweet tea on the front porch with good friends, this color palette just makes you feel welcomed and happy.

The vibrant rust that plays on the magnolia leaf makes it a great fall color palette while the soft aqua and bubblegum pink makes it a lively palette for spring or summer.

Photography: Stephanie Parsley Photography | Florals: Magnolia Belle Floral

Evergreen Glow

Gosh, this color palette truly has us swooning.

Using shades of green in your wedding palette is another tried and true primary color for timeless wedding photos. But, to make your wedding stand out from the rest, adding in a pop of color to compliment the greens such as gold or pink take the palette to another level.

Photography: Kayleigh Ross Photography

Thankful Elegance

This color palette is just warmth in every sense. A perfect color combo for a fall wedding, you can easily incorporate dark green velvet linens or deep rust velvet linens.

And, to top it off with a twist consider opting for black candles with taupe colored napkins for guests.

Photography: Kylie Farmer Photography | Florals: Petal to the Metal

Luxurious Drama

Make a statement with rich, dark jewel-tones for your wedding color palette.

The versatility that this color scheme gives you is endless and isn’t one bit lackluster.

Because it’s such a bold palette, don’t be afraid to even use this palette in the springtime – let the statement be made!

Photography: Benjamin Martin Photography

Winterberry

For all the Christmastime lovers out there, this is the epitome of a Christmas wedding color palette.

Cozy up to Hallmark Movies while you plan your wedding because this palette truly puts you in the Christmas – err, I mean – wedding spirit.

And, personally, I LOVE a December wedding so bring on the hot cocoa and let’s plan!

Photography: Tyler Rosenthal Photography | Florals: All About Flowers

Serene Winter

For those who do love a good December wedding, but don’t quite want the full red and green Christmas color palette, this frosty blue palette with a touch of cranberry is the perfect “meet in the middle.”

And, gosh, can we just talk about that midnight blue suit???