Summer Wedding Color Trends That Are Absolutely Stunning

Remember when I said picking wedding colors can be both incredibly exciting and incredibly stressful? Still true. But the good news is this season's trends are making the decision a whole lot easier.

If you loved those summer wedding color combos I shared before, you're going to really love these.

Here are (even more) summer wedding color trends that are absolutely stunning, and worth building your entire day around.

Lavender #B497BD | Honey Gold #DAA520 | Soft White #FAF9F6

Lavender and honey gold together? It's like a late afternoon garden party in color form. Lavender keeps things soft and romantic, and honey gold adds this warm, sun-drenched richness. So dreamy!

And it works in so many settings. Estate gardens, courtyards, barns with twinkling string lights, this combo glows everywhere.

For your stationery, try soft white card stock with lavender floral motifs and honey gold foil accents. Then style your bridesmaids in lavender gowns and have them carry bouquets with white ranunculus, lavender sprigs, and touches of golden chamomile.

For the reception, go with soft white table linens, lavender taper candles, and honey gold charger plates. Scattered dried lavender bundles and gold-rimmed glassware.

Ocean Blue #0077B6 | Sandy Beige #E8D5B7 | Cloud White #F9F6F2

If you love the coast, this one's calling your name. Ocean blue brings that deep, dreamy water vibe, and sandy beige grounds it with warmth. It's coastal without being “beachy” if you know what I mean!

And it's surprisingly elegant. Seaside venues, open-air tents, even a ballroom with big windows, this color works.

For your invitations, go with cloud white paper with ocean blue hand-lettered calligraphy and sandy beige envelope liners. Bridesmaids in sandy beige gowns with bouquets of white hydrangeas, blue thistles, and trailing greenery is absolutely amazing.

For your tables, go with for cloud white linens, ocean blue napkins, and sandy beige pillar candles in clear glass hurricanes. Driftwood accents and simple white shells for that coastal atmosphere.

Citrus Yellow #FDD835 | Terracotta #C2452D | Linen #F5F0E8

Oh this one is FUN. Citrus yellow is pure sunshine energy, and terracotta anchors it with this earthy, grounded warmth. Together it’s like sunset dinner party in the Mediterranean. I love it!

Outdoor patios, desert landscapes, citrus groves, this combination was made for summer.

For your stationery, try linen card stock with terracotta hand-drawn illustrations and citrus yellow accents. Then dress your bridesmaids in terracotta gowns and have them carry bouquets with yellow flowers, dried grasses, and rust-toned strawflowers.

For the reception, go with linen table runners, terracotta pottery as vases, and citrus yellow napkins. Sliced lemons in glass bowls and terracotta place card holders give it that sun-kissed touch.

Fuchsia #D6006C | Navy #001F54 | Blush Pink #F8D7E0

Talk about a statement! Fuchsia is vibrant and electric, and navy brings the drama and sophistication. Bold, confident, and undeniably glamorous.

And it's perfect for evening celebrations. Rooftop venues, candlelit ballrooms, tented receptions under the stars, this palette shines after dark.

For your invitations, go with blush pink paper with navy letterpress and fuchsia floral accents. Bridesmaids in navy gowns with fuchsia bouquets (e.g., peonies, garden roses, and anemones) is a sight to see.

For your tables, have blush pink linens, navy velvet napkins, and fuchsia floral arrangements in gold vessels. Tapered candles in navy holders and blush-tinted glassware bring it all together.

Sage Green #9CAF88 | Peach #FFCBA4 | Champagne #F7E7CE

My guess is that you’ve probably seen this one before. That’s because this pairing is so natural. Sage green is calm and organic, and peach adds the right amount of sweetness.

And it suits almost any venue. Garden, vineyard, farmhouse, greenhouse, this palette makes everything fresh and inviting.

For your stationery, try champagne card stock with sage green botanical prints and peach watercolor details. For your bridesmaids, pick sage green gowns and have them carry bouquets with peach garden roses, white sweet peas, and olive branch greenery.

For the reception, go with champagne table linens, sage green napkins, and peach tapered candles in brass holders. Wooden accents and loose greenery garlands down the center of the table give it that breezy, organic vibe.

Mango #FF8243 | Deep Plum #5B2C6F | Warm Cream #FDF5E6

Oh wow, talk about a showstopper! Mango is warm and tropical, while deep plum brings this moody, luxurious contrast. It’s like having a tropical wedding even if you’re not traveling at all.

And it's perfect for couples who want something unexpected. Hacienda-style venues, lush gardens, or candlelit courtyards, this palette commands attention. the move.

For your invitations, use warm cream paper with deep plum calligraphy and mango watercolor brushstrokes. Bridesmaids in deep plum gowns with mango bouquets (e.g., ranunculus) will be unforgettable.

For your tables, place warm cream linens, deep plum velvet napkins, and mango candles in dark bronze holders. Scattered figs and pomegranates as your table accents.

Mint Green #98DFC8 | Rose Gold #B76E79 | Cloud White #F9F6F2

Mint keeps things cool and airy, and rose gold warms it up for a pretty metallic glow. Another combo that you can use in almost any setting. Ballrooms, garden tents, historic estates, so summery and feminine!

For your invitations, try cloud white card stock with mint green watercolor borders and rose gold foil lettering. Then style your bridesmaids in mint green gowns and have them carry bouquets with white peonies, blush spray roses, and eucalyptus.

For your reception decor, go with cloud white table linens, mint green glassware, and rose gold flatware. Rose gold geometric candle holders and mint-colored macarons as favors add those sweet finishing touches.

Lilac #C8A2C8 | Soft Tangerine #FFAB73 | Pearl White #F8F6F0

If you want something playful and pretty, then these might be your colors! Lilac and tangerine are gorgeous for daytime or evening celebrations. Open-air venues, flower farms, rooftop terraces, they’re beautiful.

Go with pearl white paper with lilac hand-painted florals and soft tangerine envelope liners for your invitations. Bridesmaids in lilac gowns with bouquets of peach roses, lavender stock, and tangerine ranunculus are lovely.

For your tables, use for pearl white linens, lilac napkins, and tangerine candles in clear glass holders. A mix of bud vases in both tones running down the center keeps it light.

If you caught my other post, then you know I already shared some summer wedding color combos I'm with. Well, now you have eight more!

That's fifteen total palettes to play with now. And even if none of these are a great fit, no worries!

But seriously, don't overthink it. The right combo is the one that makes you smile the second you see it. Save the ones that give you butterflies and go from there. Happy color picking!