Real palette inspiration for Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Weddings
Captured by Keelan Walker Photography | Florence, Alabama

Whether soft and romantic or bold and moody, your color palette sets the tone from the first invitation to the last dance.

Choosing your colors isn’t just about what’s trendy — it’s about what speaks to you. Your wedding palette can reflect your personality, complement your venue, and make every moment feel cohesive and intentional.

In this post, we’ve curated seasonal wedding color palettes to inspire you — whether you’re planning a fresh spring celebration, a golden summer day, a cozy fall wedding, or a romantic winter affair. From Florence, Alabama to beyond, these real wedding palettes bring style and heart to every season.

Spring Wedding Color Palettes

Lavenders and Greens in soft, muted tones create a fresh take on spring romance.

From flowing lavender bridesmaid dresses to cascading eucalyptus greens, this palette feels delicate and modern. Hints of ivory and pastel purple add a timeless touch, perfect for a garden ceremony or downtown spring wedding.

Blush, Green, and Soft Blue create a fresh, romantic feel in this elegant spring wedding palette.

Blush and green is a timeless combination, but the layered greenery and subtle blue accents added softness and depth. The gentle contrast made every detail feel light, airy, and beautifully curated — perfect for a refined spring celebration.

Summer Wedding Color Palettes

Sage, Olive, and Ivory bring softness and sophistication to a summer wedding.

A timeless celebration at Rhodes Landing in Florence, Alabama, where crisp whites and lush greens brought an effortless elegance to this summer wedding. From the floral-covered staircase to candlelit moments, every detail was designed to feel fresh, romantic, and refined.

Yellow, Ivory, and Slate Gray are cheerful.

Bright sunflower yellow paired with soft ivory and grounded by slate gray creates a cheerful yet elegant palette. This bold mix brings out the beauty of rustic venues, outdoor ceremonies, and golden-hour portraits.

Fall Wedding Color Palettes

Champagne, Blush, and Navy bring warmth and elegance to a fall wedding.

This palette blends soft romance with seasonal richness. The blush and cream florals keep it light and airy, while the champagne tones and deep navy add a grounded, cozy feel. Perfect for crisp autumn days, brick backdrops, and golden-hour portraits.

Blush, Red & Soft Green — a Romantic Wedding Palette with Garden Elegance

Blush and green is always a beautiful choice, but layering deep red accents and fresh greenery gave this look a lush, elevated feel. Thoughtful floral design brought the palette to life — your florist truly makes all the difference.

Burgundy, Fuchsia, and Dusty Rose are bold and romantic.

The deep florals paired with soft ivory and greenery create a cozy yet elegant feel. The rich tones of the bouquet and decor bring this color palette together and speak of “autumn garden celebration.”

Winter Wedding Color Palettes

Blush, Taupe, and Warm Amber are soft and timeless.

The neutral tones paired with natural textures create a cozy and refined setting. The muted landscape and warm wood accents bring this color palette together and speak of “intimate winter countryside wedding.”

Crimson, Navy, and Deep Rose bring richness to this bold winter wedding palette.

Red and blue is a classic combination, but the jewel-toned florals and satin textures added drama and warmth. The deep contrast made every detail stand out—perfect for a romantic and festive winter celebration.

Ahhhh Winter. Deep, rich tones bring warmth and elegance this time of year.

A palette of bold reds, classic navy, and soft greens made this wedding a winter dream. Velvet textures and lush florals added depth, while the colors beautifully complemented the bride’s timeless style!

Pro Tips for Choosing Your Wedding Colors

• Start with the season. Use nature’s backdrop as a guide, not a rule.
• Think about emotion. Do you want your wedding to feel light and fresh, or deep and moody?
• Focus on 2–3 core colors. Then build in neutrals or metallics to balance it.
• Match your palette to your venue. Soft colors in a rustic barn may disappear; rich tones in a modern space may pop beautifully.

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