How to Mix & Match Spring Wedding Colors Like a Pro

Welcome back! If you already read the first part of my blog series on spring wedding colors, you already know that I really want you to find color combos that make your heart sing.

In part 1, we covered some stunning color combos, from lilac and peach to lavender and dusty blue. But spring has so much more to offer…I couldn't stop there!

So here we are with part 2, featuring even more beautiful and versatile spring wedding colors.

Whether you're drawn to earthy warmth, delicate femininity, or clean contemporary style, there's something here for you.

Spring is all about renewal and freshness. And those first warm days of spring make you want to be outside all day.

I think the colors in this post reflect that energy. They're vibrant, soft, and bright, yet they’re versatile enough that they can work across multiple wedding styles.

From garden ceremonies to modern lofts, these colors and color combos bring all of that to your big day.

Now let’s see even more color swatches!

Terracotta #E2725B | Dusty Blue #B4C8D8 | Cream #FFFDD0

This pairing is for the bride who wants warmth with a little edge. Terracotta brings that sun-baked, earthy richness, while dusty blue cools things down. Cream ties it all together with elegance and light.

Go for terracotta-colored invitations with dusty blue calligraphy and cream envelopes. Style your bridesmaids in flowing dusty blue gowns, and opt for terracotta florals like roses, ranunculus, or dahlias.

For your decor, go with cream linens, terracotta napkins, and dusty blue candles. This combo photographs like a dream as the sun is going down!

Pale Pink #FFDDF4 | Dusty Rose #DCA1A1 | Deep Rose #C21E56

If you love pink, why pick just one shade? This ombré scheme takes you from whisper-soft blush to rich, luscious rose. It's stylish, and definitely feminine.

Start with pale pink invitations that graduate into deeper rose tones. Have your bridesmaids wear different shades of pink, each in a slightly different hue.

For your flowers, use roses, peonies, and ranunculus in multiple shades for a gorgeously pink bouquet. Use mauve linens with deep rose napkins and pale pink candles to bring the ombré effect to your tables.

Cornflower Blue #6495ED | Cream #FFFDD0 | Champagne #F7E7CE

Cornflower blue is refreshing, cheerful, and classic. It’s like the perfect spring sky.

Pair it with some soft neutrals like cream or champagne. This combo works well for both traditional and modern weddings.

Go for cream invitations with cornflower blue watercolor details and champagne ribbon. Dress your bridesmaids in soft blue gowns and carry bouquets filled with white and cream blooms accented by blue delphinium or hydrangea.

For the reception tables, think champagne linens, blue napkins, and touches of gold flatware to add a little luxury.

Peach Fuzz #FFBE98 | Cream #FFFDD0 | Soft Gold #F5DEB3

Who doesn’t love a spring sunset? It’s warm and glowing, and you can create that effect with this color scheme.

Peach Fuzz is dreamy and modern at the same time. Combined with cream and soft gold and you’re set for a garden wedding, an intimate ceremony or a stunning reception.

Start with peach-toned invitations on cream cardstock with soft gold foil accents. You’re your bridesmaids wear peach or cream dresses, carrying bouquets of peach roses, tulips, and cream ranunculus.

As for your decor, use cream linens with peach napkins and soft gold candlesticks. For even more sophistication, use gold-rimmed glassware for that elevated, editorial vibe.

Jelly Mint #9FFFCB | Grayed Sage #A2AD9C | Copper #B87333

Looking for something different? Try jelly mint! It’s playful and cool. The grayed sage adds depth and sophistication, and warm copper brings richness to round it out.

It's a great selection if you’re the kind of bride who wants something a little different…without going too far off the beaten path.

Try mint-green invitations with copper foil details and sage envelopes. Dress your bridesmaids in soft sage gowns and add pops of mint through ribbons, florals, or table decor.

For the reception, use sage linens, copper flatware, and mint-colored glassware or napkins. Copper geometric candle holders and greenery-heavy centerpieces will tie the whole look together nicely.

Apricot #FBCEB1 | Soft Gray #D3D3D3 | Warm White #FAF0E6

I think this is a lovely combination if you’re wanting some warmth in your color scheme. Apricot is a bit softer than peach and more sophisticated than orange.

Combined with soft gray, it’s more refined, and the warm white keeps it all light and airy. I can see this in a garden ceremony or an intimate loft reception.

Start with warm white invitations featuring apricot watercolor details and gray calligraphy. Dress your bridesmaids in flowing gray gowns and have them carry bouquets bursting with apricot roses, ranunculus, and some greenery.

For your tables, use soft gray linens with apricot napkins and warm white candles in matte gray holders. Add in natural wood elements and you've got a look that's says polished spring perfection.

If you made it through both part 1 and Part 2 and you're still not 100% sure, that's totally ok! Sometimes the right colors reveal themselves once you start looking at venues, florals, or even your wedding dress.

Take your time, and please don't be afraid to mix, match, or tweak any of these combos to make them your own. Spring is full of possibility, and your wedding should be too!

Before you go…need more inspiration? Then take a moment to check out part 1 of my blog series for more gorgeous spring wedding color combos, or explore my other wedding planning guides for florals, styling tips, and more.

Thanks for stopping by!