Blush and gold is the most reliable romantic combo out there. Soft pink flatters every skin tone and gold adds warmth and a little glamour. It works for spring garden parties and formal ballroom receptions alike.
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No. Blush and gold is a long-running classic, and current versions use dustier pinks and softer champagne gold. Adding sage or black keeps it feeling fresh.
Navy, black, charcoal and tan all work. Navy and black add contrast, while tan suits an outdoor daytime wedding.
It fits any season. Spring and summer suit lighter blush, and fall and winter suit dusty rose with antique gold.
Popular blush flowers include peonies, garden roses, ranunculus, sweet peas, lisianthus and dahlias like Café au Lait.