Wedding color palette
Plan your wedding colours as hex codes you can hand to a printer, florist or web designer. This palette starts from dusty rose and sage on ivory; change the base to your own colour and the matching shades follow.
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At a glance
- Ivory (ivory)
- #fffff0 · white text 1.00:1 (Fail), near-black text 17.93:1 (AAA)
- Source: w3.org, checked 2026-11
- Lavender blush (lavenderblush)
- #fff0f5 · white text 1.10:1 (Fail), near-black text 16.40:1 (AAA)
- Source: w3.org, checked 2026-11
- Thistle (thistle)
- #d8bfd8 · white text 1.69:1 (Fail), near-black text 10.65:1 (AAA)
- Source: w3.org, checked 2026-11
- Rosy brown (rosybrown)
- #bc8f8f · white text 2.81:1 (Fail), near-black text 6.43:1 (AA)
- Source: w3.org, checked 2026-11
- Dark olive green text on ivory card
- 5.89:1 (AA)
- Rosy brown text on ivory card
- 2.78:1 (Fail)
- Goldenrod text on ivory card
- 2.21:1 (Fail)
Give your page these colours
A Liite page comes with 15 themes, from sunset to midnight, and your own colours on top. Pick the one closest to your palette and your link-in-bio page is ready in a few minutes.
Wedding color palette: what to know
This page starts the colour palette generator for this case. For every option and how to use it, see the colour palette generator.
Which colours can you print text in
Invitations, menus and signs need text people can read in candlelight. On ivory (#fffff0), dark olive green reads at 5.89:1, comfortably above AA. Dusty rose (#bc8f8f) is 2.78:1 and goldenrod 2.21:1: keep those for borders, monograms and large names, not the small print.
If your main colour is light, use step 800 or 900 of its scale for text. It keeps the same hue, so the stationery still matches.
Screen colours and printed colours
Hex codes describe colours on a screen. Card stock, ink and fabric all shift them, so ask your printer for a proof, and take a printed swatch when you choose flowers or linens. The hex codes still help everyone start from the same colour.
Questions
What is a wedding color palette?
A small set of colours, usually three to five, used across invitations, flowers, outfits, decor and signs so everything looks planned together.
What is the best color palette for a wedding?
There's no single best one. A practical recipe: one main colour, one or two softer partners, a neutral such as ivory or white, and one dark colour that stays readable as text.
What are the 7 color schemes?
Lists vary, but the common schemes are monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, triadic, tetradic and achromatic. The tool covers the first five.