Color palette reference
Wedding palettes benefit from a clear hierarchy between paper, type, floral color, and one memorable accent. Softness should not mean that every element has the same low contrast.
Use ivory or warm white as the foundation, a deep green or plum for text, and blush or champagne as accents. Keep metallic-looking shades out of small body text.
Blush, champagne, and sage often need dark ink. Check text on printed or projected contexts too, because low contrast becomes more noticeable outside the screen preview.
Use the visualize the event palette to turn this family into an interface-ready system, or read wcag contrast for designers for the implementation decisions behind the visual output.
Editorial reviewed 2026-06-26.