Top Wedding Color Trends: From Warm Earthy Hues to Vibrant Jewel Tones

From the powder blue suits that were a staple of the 80s to the rise of Millennial Pink, the wedding industry has seen a variety of color trends throughout the years. While pastel hues like blush and soft blue are timeless, we’re swooning over the latest color trends. From the resurgence of vintage metallics to the moody feel of deep grays and blues, see what color palettes on-trend for the upcoming wedding season are.

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Warm Earthy Hues

Warm natural hues are hot right now - with colors like burnt sienna and marigold yellow popping up in tablescapes and on bridesmaid dresses. These warm tones are super versatile and can be used for whichever season you plan to host your wedding. A summer wedding lends itself well to sunflowers and yellow hues, while an autumn wedding is perfect for earthy rust tones.

Bridesmaids in Warm Earthy Hues

Vintage Metallics

Metallics make for great accent colors in various vintage themes. Gold and midnight blue pair well for a nod to art décor or mid-century modern styles, while copper looks absolutely stunning against teal or sage. Vintage metallics can easily be incorporated throughout your wedding by opting for metallic chairs, table sliders, or even serving a Moscow Mule as your signature cocktail in a copper mug. When it comes to centerpieces, candle holders, vases, and vintage bottles can be spray-painted with metallic paint in high gloss or matte to add a shimmer to your table setting.

Gold wedding Décor inspiration // Image via Tulle & Chantilly

Sand & Tans

Muted sand and tan tones are growing in popularity - particularly when it comes to wedding dresses. Tan hues are an excellent alternative for brides who are opting for a non-white dress but still want a gown in a subdued color. Sand and tans are also a popular option for summer and beach weddings - lending to a more casual, laid-back mood.