Winter wedding palette

1. Brown and Rust Wedding Colors

White on white isn’t the only way to embrace a neutral wedding palette. Warm neutral hues, like taupe, chocolate brown and hints of terracotta or rust orange will bring a sense of coziness to a winter wedding—not to mention that they’ll pair seamlessly with seasonal details, like greenery, pinecones and faux fur accents.

2. Navy Blue and Gold Wedding Colors

Looking for blue winter wedding color ideas? This luxe, classic duo will do the trick. Complement sparkling yellow gold tones with a deep, wintry color like navy blue, inspired by long winter nights. For a contemporary take on this glam pairing, opt for rose gold instead.

3. Blush and White Wedding Colors

Blush is often associated with airy spring wedding color palettes, but it’s totally doable for your winter wedding too. If you feel the need to winterize it, add a deeper pink tone like mauve or raspberry as an accent color.

4. Silver and Gold Wedding Colors

Can you think of a more festive winter wedding color palette? Metallic silver and gold tones will bring a magical, shimmering effect to your decor and tablescapes, from the chargers and flatware to centerpiece vessels, candlesticks and more. When you add glitter and sequins, this combo is perfect for a New Year’s Eve wedding.

5. Copper, Mauve and Black Wedding Colors

One easy way to winterize lighter hues? Add black into your color palette. Make your big day feel extra cozy by incorporating velvet fabric into your decor and wedding table settings, like this copper-colored napkin.