Sage and terracotta pair a soft herbal green with warm clay orange. The mix feels relaxed and sun-baked, and it suits desert venues, vineyards and fall gardens. Add ivory to keep it light and a deep olive or rust to give it weight.
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Yes. They are both earthy, muted tones, so they sit next to each other without clashing. Add ivory as a neutral and one deep shade like olive or rust for contrast.
Fall is the most natural fit, but the palette also works in late summer and in desert climates year-round. Lighten it with peach and cream for spring.
Look for burnt orange ranunculus, Toffee and Cappuccino roses, rust dahlias, copper chrysanthemums and dyed or dried grasses. Strawflowers and celosia also come in clay tones.
Tan, light gray, sage or chocolate brown all work. Use a terracotta tie or pocket square to tie the groom into the wedding party.