Top Wedding Color Trends for 2015
Pick your perfect palette
Wedding season is drawing near, and there are distinct colors for 2015 that are new for the season. From rich leaf green, to aquamarine, to lemon custard and classic blue, there is a shade to suit every bride-to-be.
Scuba Blue
Scuba blue conveys a sense of carefree playfulness and offers a feeling of escape as it is reminiscent of a tropical ocean.
Try this vibrant shade with bright white and radiant orchid at a modern or beach wedding.
(Photo courtesy of Laura Ann Miller Photography.)
Woodbine
Pantone says that woodbine is a tropical green that could best be described as nature’s neutral. A classic yellow-green that could be used with anything and everything, woodbine is a hue of foliage, grass, and growing plants.
You can make it work for your wedding by incorporating hints into your floral arrangments.
(Photo courtesy of Kylene on Every Last Detail)
Turquoise
Go for all-out vibrant with turquoise as your wedding color. This shade is perfect for a beach wedding in the midst of summer. Pair with pink for a lovely contrast.
(Photo courtesy of WeddingChicks.com)
Lavender
Lavender is a shade rich in nostalgia and it will add a distinctive color pop whether worn on its own or combined with the other top colors for the season.
Try incorporating it into a rustic wedding, or in vintage details.
(Photo courtesy of glamourandgraceblog.com)
Custard
The delicious shade of custard makes it perfect for weddings. The sweet and sunny nature of custard makes people think of comfort food and relaxation.
For your wedding, accent custard with white and green accents for a daytime reception.
(Photo courtesy of JVG Photography.)
Tangerine
This color is spontaneous and gregarious. It's a juicy orange shade that is energizing, yet not jarring to the eye, according to Pantone. It makes everyone want to smile when they see it.
For your wedding, use this fresh and perky color in the spring.
(Photo courtesy of Suzy Clement Photography.)
Classic Blue
This Pantone shade of classic blue inspires calm, confidence and harmony. Pantone said, “Just as with the sea, because of its waterborne qualities, this classic blue is perceived as thoughtful and introspective.”
Blue is classic for a reason. It works well with a traditional wedding or a more modern affair.
(Photo courtesy of weddingchicks.com)
Watermelon
Try this juicy shade of watermelon paired with bright yellow and varying shades of pink for a standout bouquet and color palette. It's ideal for a summer wedding.
(Photo courtesy of Laura Ann Miller Photography.)
Titanium
Pantone said that titanium is strong, masculine and solid. It's classic and tasteful as well as practical.
Make it work in your wedding by adding a feminine touch through soft shades of pink and lavender.
(Photo courtesy of Vitalic Photo on Southern Weddings)
