Spring brings fresh, bright colors: new leaves, flowers and clear skies. These shades are light but livelier than pastels. These 12 palettes work for seasonal campaigns, invitations, decor and clothing.
Cherry Blossom
Pink and green, hugely popular in March and April.
Green Sprout
For gardening brands and fresh food.
Lilac and Yellow
Soft complementary colors, cheerful without being loud.
Tulips
Garden colors for cards and posters.
April Sky
Sky blue and green, fresh and bright.
Mint and Coral
Modern, ideal for social media and early summer.
Lavender in Bloom
Lavender fields with a stem green.
Daffodil
Cheerful yellows with a leaf green.
English Garden
Soft and romantic for spring weddings.
Spring Rain
Bluish gray with a vivid green.
Flower Market
Lots of colors for events and fairs.
Pistachio and Peach
Warm and fresh at once, good for baking.
Tap a color to copy its hex code. The pencil icon opens the palette in the editor so you can change it.
Pair light shades with one vivid tone
Spring looks best with a light base and one stronger color, like sprout green or coral. That keeps it from looking washed out like a pastel palette.
Green is almost a must
A fresh green evokes new leaves and balances pinks, lilacs and yellows. Use it, even if only in details.
Remember the hemisphere
In the US, Europe and Mexico, spring runs from March to June; in Argentina, Chile, Australia and other Southern Hemisphere countries, from September to December. Time your campaigns to your audience.