March sits between winter and spring, with chilly mornings and the first blooms. Fresh greens, pale yellows and soft blues match daffodils, tulips and early cherry blossoms. Plan for rain, and pick colors that still look good under gray skies.
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Sage green, butter yellow, lavender, dusty blue and blush work best. They match early spring flowers and still look soft if the weather turns gray.
Yes, especially in the South and Southwest, where March is mild. It's still off-peak in many regions, so venues may offer better pricing.
Tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, ranunculus, anemones and flowering branches like cherry and quince are all in season and easy to source.