7 Fresh Summer Wedding Color Collections

Although orange pops are not rare in warm-weather activities, you usually don’t see the color tone take center stage (yellow generally occurs as a splashy accent color).

To alter that, we’re here. Intrigued by the idea of using the citrus hue as your primary tone, but what about the light element you want to temper?

Pair it with quiet marsala, a red-brown, and terra-cotta fire. As evidenced, tangerine-hued carnations against a textured marsala backdrop, it’s an unexpected but state-making combination that will look gorgeous.

Although red and blue are free colors in the summer, this combination needs to be used with a soft touch. Small orange-blue pops offer an exceptionally bright appearance. Tangerine offers a summery feel instead of orange.

Find inspiration for an outdoor wedding in the flowering trees that display their new seasonal fruits.

Combine sweet, leafy sage with a soft peach for a feeling influenced by summer wedding for extra glamour. Go for a short, airy, stylish gown in apricot, since you and your girls are going to be partying outdoors.

The peachy shade will inevitably pop against the natural greenery backdrop. Also, fill up the venue with exquisite greens and beautifully flavored peach pinks, and make it easy and sweet to hold the remaining atmosphere in metallic gold.

So, add the most elegant touches of beauty with gold, such as golden table numbers and giant golden candlesticks.

Pair different colors for a summer blend that nobody has ever tried.

Yellow and purple, running across the wheel of the paint, is an unusual yet splashy combination, and it will be a great and glowing combination for the bridal dress.

Her bright robe will highlight with a multicolored package of creamy purple and different shades of yellow and flowers that matched her special outfit.

The groom should wear a purple outfit with a yellow tie and pocket cover. What a fantastic combination! Purple is sparkling and rich to create a blush reception.

The styling in a yellow and purple blend is perfect for the wedding in the summer.

If you love sun-kissed skin and salty hair with your hubby to be, a happy beach marriage is a spot.

Tune into the organic colors of the sea, the pale blue skies, and fluffy white clouds, in an ivory and grey shades.

Choose a beach halter model with breezy fabrics for your best friends. For the summer weather, mix and match blue colors as marine and cerulean.

Let the guys appreciate the relaxed atmosphere, with sand straps with no collars in blue color (no ties please!). The options are abundant when it comes to summer wedding colors.

Scatter the aqua glass and the fake silver starfish around tables’ capes; nest the tall candles of the ivory pillar in miniature seashells, highlight the floral arrangements in white and light blue, in coral-like sections.

The dark, dusty rose gold wedding arch is the right choice, while the dusty rose band substantially balances the marinades.

So, don’t forget to add some gold and blush shades, too — another suggestion in the summer wedding color themes. Coral is a perfect color to complement the soothing green of summer, which you can use for rustic outdoor weddings.

The spring green lawn will be so stunning with the white bride, coral bridesmaids, and lime bouquets. In a colorful classical combination that’s extraordinary, the contrasting shades of blush pink and navy blue – essentially acting as the summer-time version of black and white can also be the right combination.

Also, try blue with lilac. The year 2020 is a wedding year of silver, green jade, and grey, subdued with brown tones. So, it can pair with other positive earthy tones such as taupe, grey pigeon, beige, and light brown.

Try to use multi-colored schemes this year for summer weddings. With that said, use light make up with vibrant colors to enhance the classy and trendy look of your wedding. Also, match the photography locations in colors.