If you want to include something blue in your summer wedding, consider adding it to your color palette. Blue comes in so many gorgeous shades from pale turquoise to rich cornflower, that it can easily be infused into your décor plans. The hue looks lovely tied into a celebration in the warmer months as it naturally complements a waterfront view, a sunny sky, or seasonal florals. Consider using light blue draping to add drama to your tent or fill your centerpieces with colorful hydrangeas, a symbol of abundance and gratitude. To enhance your ceremony, line your aisles with tall blue delphinium or include petite clematis blooms to your bouquet for a sweet dose of color.
Navy
While navy is definitely a shade of blue, it also stands on its own thanks to its dark tone. It’s excellent for grounding a summer wedding color palette—especially when black might feel a bit too harsh; if you want to lend more depth to your celebration, navy brings dimension without feeling stark. For a wedding with a more traditional feel, navy can be an excellent choice to add a classic touch to your paper goods and linens. It can also adds drama and modernity when contrasted with other neutrals or pastel hues.
Blush
Up the romance at your wedding by including blush in your color palette. Paired with ivory, sage, or light earth tones, this pastel hue provides a sweet balance to the aesthetic of the day. Blush roses, orchids, and ranunculus are all lovely florals that can capture this hue in your palette. To embrace the color further, try incorporating soft pink linen napkins, taper candles, or chargers to your tablescape. Some brides even wear the shade on their big day.
Yellow
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