16 Apr 2025  |  2 min read

Colour Palette Combos That Work Beautifully in Wedding Design

Colour Palette Combos That Work Beautifully in Wedding Design

Your wedding colour palette can set the mood and make your day feel special and personal.

Whether you’re into classic, modern, or something totally different, nailing your colours makes everything click. Check out these combos that look amazing in wedding designs.

1. Pink and Sage

Pink and sage are sweet for chill,romantic weddings. It’s a soft, fresh look that’s great for gardens or fancy parties. Pink makes things warm and loving, and sage keeps it calm. Think about using it in flowers, dresses, and even the cake.

Best for: Spring or summer, outside weddings, and flower themes.

2. Navy and Gold

Navy and gold never go out of style. The give off a classy, fancy feel. Navy is rich and works anytime, while gold adds a bit of sparkle. Imagine navy suits, gold table stuff, or invites with gold writing.

Best for: Formal parties, evening get-togethers, and classic themes.

3. Terracotta and Cream

Terracotta is earthy and warm. Mix it with cream, and you get a grounded, loving look that’s cool and natural. This is often seen at rustic or boho weddings. Think terracotta pots, cream fabrics, dried flowers, and warm lighting to set the scene.

Best for: Fall weddings, bohemian themes, and outside weddings.

4. Blue and White

Blue is soft and chill and goes great with white. Together, they give off a peaceful, classy vibe. It works well at the beach or in a fancy ballroom. Use it for dresses, white flowers with ribbons, and blue glasses or candles.

Best for: Beach weddings, classic themes, and fancy venues

5. Burgundy and Blush

Want something bold but romantic? Go for burgundy and pink. Burgundy is deep, while pink keeps it light.

Go for textures like velvet cloths, soft roses, or serve wine in pink glasses.

Best for: Winter weddings, vineyards, and loving vibes.

6. Green and White

This is clean, modern, and a bit rustic. Green can be used for plants, dresses, and invites, while white keeps it clean and elegant.

It looks great with wood tables, leafy decorations, and soft candles.

Best for: Country weddings, modern rustic themes, and eco-friendly styles.

7. Champagne and Ivory

For a soft and dreamy wedding, these colours are beautiful and timeless. These colours mix well for a warm, glowing effect. Dresses, lace, and gold lighting make it feel fancy but not too much.

Best for: Classic weddings, inside venues, and fancy parties.


About the Author

Written by the Clarence House Team. Clarence House has been hosting weddings and events in Sydney since 1955. If you would like to discuss your upcoming event, get in touch with the team directly.

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