Wedding Colours of the Year: Host a Trendy Wedding with the Latest Palettes
2019-02-25

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Are you a newlywed couple who’s constantly on the lookout for wedding trends,? Great news, WeddingWire and the Pantone Colour Institute have recently teamed up to create four wedding-worthy colour palettes for 2019.

Wedding colours play a crucial role in setting the scene and the atmosphere for your big day. However, a colour palette is more than grouping several of your favourite colours together. The wedding colours should also match the theme of your big day while complimenting you and your bridal party.

Apart from Living Coral—the 2019 Pantone colour of the year—here are four other colour palettes for you to consider incorporating into your wedding.

Love in Bloom

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The palette perfect for garden weddings, Love in Bloom is a botanical-inspired palette that features a romantic fusion light pink hues, earthy greens and pastel tones. With a focus on florals, weddings incorporating this colour palette should include metallic tones, wood sculptures and floral pops. Set the scene for a romantic, dreamy and elegant wedding, with Love in Bloom.

Pantone Colours of Love in Bloom: Silver Peony, Veiled Rose, Fuschia Red, Grape Shake, Pesto, Frosted Almond, Excalibur, Rose Gold and Cellophane Shimmer.

Golden Hour 

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A mix of earthy and neutral colours, Golden Hour is for the couple who wishes to make a subtle wedding statement. Mirroring the majestic colours of the sunset, Golden Hour is the ideal palette for bohemian weddings or an outdoor affair. It's been said that this colour palette creates a "natural and romantic" feel with its earthy tones and pop of colours.

Pantone Colours in Golden Hour: Pale Gold, Copper, Cappucino, Picante, Orange Ochre, Chanterelle, Apricot Ice and White Swan.

Paradise Found 

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Paradise Found features an unusual blend of exotic yet soothing colours. Couples leaning towards hosting a beach or island-themed wedding may find their inspiration with this palette. As these colours are rarely used for weddings, it promises to jazz up the celebration and create a lasting impression.

Pantone Colours in Paradise Found: Golden Egg, Papaya Punch, Firecracker, Blue Curacao, Fanfare, Spectra Green, Deep Lagoon and Blanc De Blanc.

Stroke of Midnight 

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Regal and majestic, Stroke of Midnight is the ideal colour palette for couples that are looking towards the traditional ballroom wedding, with a twist. While it may seem too moody a palette for a joyous occasion, the lighter colours serve as a balance. According to WeddingWire, Stroke of Midnight is also the ideal palette to incorporate the 2019 linen of choice, velvet.

Pantone Colours in Stroke of Midnight: Lavender Fog, Lavendula, Mulberry Purple, Sangria, Navy Peony, Patriot Blue, White Alyssum, Opal Gray, Ice Flow and Liquid Luster.

Colours are more than just your wedding venue decoration. They are essential for setting the scene and creating the right vibe. Whether you opt for bright and cheery or classic and regal, the right combination of colours will help your dream wedding take flight.