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Spring Wedding Colors 2026

Spring palettes live in the soft range: garden greens, powdery blues, and petal pinks that match a season where the flowers do half the decorating for you. The strongest spring palettes keep saturation low — sage instead of kelly green, dusty rose instead of fuchsia — and lean on ivory rather than bright white so nothing fights the fresh greenery. Every palette below includes its exact hex codes plus a shopping list matched to the tones, so you can hand the same colors to your florist, stationer, and bridesmaids.

What's trending for spring 2026

  • Sage green remains the most-requested spring color, now more often paired with butter yellow or terracotta accents than with blush.
  • Lavender and periwinkle are climbing fast for garden and vineyard ceremonies, usually grounded with cream and soft gray.
  • Mismatched bridesmaid dresses in one color family — three or four shades of the same blue or pink — have replaced single-shade lineups.

Frequently asked questions

What are the most popular spring wedding colors for 2026?

Sage green, lavender, dusty blue, dusty rose, and blush lead spring 2026. They share low saturation and pair naturally with ivory, cream, and fresh greenery.

How many colors should a spring wedding palette have?

Four to five works best: one main color, one or two supporting tones, and a neutral like ivory or cream. Spring flowers add plenty of variety on their own.

What colors should I avoid for a spring wedding?

There are no forbidden colors, but heavy jewel tones — burgundy, emerald, navy — can feel wintery against spring light and greenery. If you love them, use them as small accents rather than the base.

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