Color Palettes

Vintage wedding colors

Vintage palettes look faded and gentle, like old lace, tea-stained paper and antique china. Dusty rose, mauve, champagne and soft blue work best with brass and mismatched glassware. Garden roses and spray roses fit the style.

Vintage wedding palettes

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Dusty rose and antique gold

Romantic and warm, like old rose wallpaper.

Mauve and champagne

Muted and elegant, great for lace and pearls.

Wedgwood blue and ivory

Inspired by blue-and-white china and old letters.

Tea rose and sage

A soft garden-party look for spring and summer.

Art deco wine

A 1920s-inspired palette for evening receptions.

Where to use each color

Bridesmaid dresses#EBCFC4 · #9C7A86 · #9BB0C4Pick dusty rose, mauve or soft blue in lace, tulle or satin. Tea-length dresses suit the style.
Flowers#EBCFC4 · #F1E1C6 · #C99A94Use garden roses, spray roses, carnations and stock in faded pink and cream. Add dusty miller for a silver-green touch.
Invitations#F8F1E7 · #B8975A · #6E4B47Choose cream cotton paper with gold or brown ink. Wax seals and vintage stamps finish the look.
Tables#F8F4EA · #B8975A · #9BB0C4Mix thrifted china, cut glass and brass candlesticks on ivory linen. Mismatched pieces are the point and save money.
Groom's suit#C8B79A · #3D5068A three-piece suit in tan or slate blue looks vintage. Add suspenders or a bow tie in dusty rose.

Tips

Frequently asked questions

What are vintage wedding colors?

Dusty rose, mauve, champagne, ivory, soft blue and antique gold. They look slightly faded rather than bright.

How do I make my wedding look vintage?

Use muted colors, lace, pearls, brass and mismatched china. Pick an era, such as 1920s or 1950s, and keep the details consistent.

Is mauve a good vintage wedding color?

Yes. Mauve pairs well with champagne, ivory and dusty rose. Add a deeper plum or wine for contrast.

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