Pastel Purple, Pink, & Blue
Spring isn't just about brights. For a bold play on the season's hues, pair purple and pink with a pop of blue. To get the look in a bouquet, mix light purple ageratum and pincushion flowers with pink roses and calla lilies, adding pretty blue hydrangea at the bottom.
Aqua & White
Using a light color palette for a spring wedding can be very traditional; aqua or light blue is a refreshingly cheery choice when paired with classic white. Here, we made the wedding cake stand out with aqua-color frosting and a big white ribbon tied into a bow. Add to the spring wedding color scheme with aqua-tinted glass to hold votive candles and white plates with pretty aqua designs.
Lavender & Green
Pair a pretty lavender hue with dark green for a striking spring wedding color combo. Pastels are common colors for spring weddings, and you can incorporate a touch of this color combo on your wedding cake by adorning your cake with live flowers.
Pink, Light Green & White
Light green adds a change of pace to the girly pink-and-white spring wedding color combo. Here, pink roses are paired with light green hydrangea and white orchids to create a beautiful handheld bouquet for the mother of the bride.
Olive Green & White
Play with different green hues, from mint green to olive green, and pair with white to create a stunning spring wedding scheme. This natural color combo is easy to apply to many spring wedding elements: have your cake baker re-create the scheme with fondant, wrap white pillar candles with green ribbon, pair green bridesmaid dresses with bouquets of white hydrangea, and add greenery to a bridal bouquet of white roses.
Peach & Pale Yellow
You can use pastels in your spring wedding while staying away from pink with this peach and pale yellow color combo. Here, a bridesmaid holds a simple bouquet of pale yellow hydrangea, which contrasts nicely with her peach-color dress.
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