When you finally have a ring on your finger and a date marked red in your calendar, a winding journey of wedding planning begins. And there is no denying that it is a fun time, a time in your life that you will never get back! If you love shopping, ticking things off a list, and planning an event, this is just the perfect thing for you! There are dresses to try out, venues to see, cake tasting to do, and the best of all the colors to choose from! While color choices might seem like a minor thing in the grand scheme of wedding planning, let us tell you that this is in fact the most important thing in translating the mood of the wedding day successfully! Do you want a spring wedding with subtle pastel hues of yellow and sky blue? Or do you want a classy wedding with hues of black and white and greenery speckled in? Do you want a moody autumnal wedding with maroons and emeralds, or do you want a winter wedding in whimsical blues and silver? It's the color scheme that decides everything from your wedding invitation, flowers, your decor, and bridal accessories! So when it comes to choosing your wedding color, think twice, because these are decisions that will be reflected in your wedding pictures forever and will determine the mood of the day.

Favored wedding colors tend to change every year, as trends are forever transient. If you are planning a 2023 wedding, we have listed down some of the colors and color combinations that you can look at which are predicted to be huge in the coming year. While color choices are very personal, knowing what is trending can help you nail down that decision. And who knows, you might find your favorite color listed down in the block below!

Color Which Will Be Trending In 2023

• Very Peri
  Looking for colors for a spring wedding in 2023? This spring-inspired color scheme can be perfect for you if your wedding is scheduled to take place between April and early June. Let's start with Pantone's color of the year for 2022, Very Peri, which is a striking fusion of blue and violet. It works nicely with earth tones like rustic bronze and mossy green. Members of the cool hue family, blue and purple both promote emotions of stability and tranquility, according to psychology. Use these soothing colors to banish anxiety on your wedding day. Glass components, such as mason jars and vases, may be used in conjunction with this color scheme to provide iridescent shimmer, particularly when sunlight plays over them. Additionally, you may add a soft aroma evocative of a breezy spring day in full bloom by stringing delicate strands of ivy and sprigs of lavender around your ceremony and reception venues. This will assist carry your colors throughout.

• Fuchsia Fedora
  There's a reason why the cliche "pink packs a punch" is often used. The ideal color choice for couples looking for something vibrant and striking is fuchsia Fedora. Because they are muted enough to let the vivid pink and fuchsia colors stand out as the star of the show, the natural yellows and greens of summer and even early autumn would work brilliantly as the background for your images. Pink is really a subset of red, therefore you may use this color scheme to emphasize the passionate and sensuous nature of your connection with your lover. Red and its brothers give you an air of assurance and wisdom that will assist you to enter this new phase of your life. You may also include powerful peonies and delicate taupes in your linen selection for more texture.

• Gold Flake
  Gold Flake can help couples who want to add color to their wedding while maintaining the classic vibe that neutrals provide. This hue may assist to brighten up a room without being too overbearing since it is a mellow yellow. When you say "I do," you're forming a solid, genuine relationship, and hues that have warm, somewhat brown undertones naturally link to the earth and its anchoring presence. The overwhelming pleasure and perpetual sunlight that come to most people's minds when they think of yellow may help you feel grounded enough to concentrate and enjoy your day without worrying about the specifics. If you want to take things a step further, forgo the black suits and instead, surprise your guests by having groomsmen who are wearing deep blue suits.

• Mykonos Blue
  Change up your "something blue" by including a variety of Mykonos Blue's marine-inspired hues. Blue may aid in fostering a serene and airy environment since the color is often linked to the sky and water. This hue tends to lean toward iciness but is often worn with warm accents like peach or even pink to balance it out. While custom dictates that each bridesmaid wear the same hue, this color palette especially allows you to choose a variety of blue tones for a chic mix-and-match dress design. In addition, experimenting with touches of gold and bronze rather than classic silver plates or jewelry could be entertaining. Like white and black, blue is a timeless color that may be used on whatever day you choose for your wedding.

• Emerald
  Why not make green the star of your show? It has recently been more popular on applications like Tik Tok and Instagram. If you've chosen a winter wedding date, this melancholy jewel tone would go well with camel browns and dark granite. This hue gives any setting a refined splendor since it is deeper than a forest or olive green. Mixtures of green in various textures, such as satin or velvet, can give plain dresses dimension and highlight the organic effortlessness of this natural color. Think of wearing fake fur shawls as this couple did below so you won't freeze before you reach the wedding cake. Visualize this hue gleaming against a wintry background.

• Sage Green
  When discussing color trends, greenery often comes up. Greenery is truly evergreen and works all through the year. Green has beautiful appearances from spring through winter and Sage Green will remain popular in 2023. Attempting to combine blush with sage green will result in a meditative, ethereal tone. If you want to organize a backyard wedding, this is the color for you. There are plenty of ways you can pay homage to the color, whether it's using eucalyptus details in the bridal bouquet or using sage green for the bridesmaid dresses and decor details.

• All The Purples
  We are seeing purple and lavender all throughout, and we anticipate the trend to be highly popular for weddings in 2023. We have good reasons to believe that this deep, romantic color is adaptable enough to fit every season or wedding style, however, it will be stealing the spotlight for the whole of 2023 and it's all its shades. From hazy barely there lavenders to gemstone purples, the color purple has a lot to offer, and the year ahead is truly a testament to that.

• Light Blue
  Blue is a constant in many couples' color schemes and aesthetics since it is one of the most traditional wedding colors. In 2023, light blue will be noticeable and a fantastic option for spring and summer weddings. Blue is also a hue that complements everyone equally, making it a simple addition to your wedding dress. While it is one of the more natural choices for spring and summer weddings, don't shy away from using light blue in those colder months as it will add an ethereal feel to your special day.

• Dusty Rose
  This is surely a color that has been around for a bit now in wedding color combinations but never fails to disappoint. Because Dusty Rose is deeper than Blush, you may combine it with a neutral hue like Champagne or Ivory to create a gentle effect. They will also work nicely together if you want a striking contrast, like gold! Some of the timeless combinations which work well with dusty pink are green and white.

• Metallics
  If you are tired of drab one-dimensional colors, think sparkles and shimmers and metals! Think of bridal accessories, décor, and ribbon when imagining metal tones, and 2023 is ready for them. Choose a metallic look, then incorporate it throughout various parts of your big day. All three champagne rose gold, and glitter gold are excellent options to fit different moods! 

• Deep Sea
  This deep-sea hue is an excellent option for you if you're searching for a calm and classy color motif for your wedding. A cooler cousin of the sage green, deep sea is an interesting color that is unexpected for weddings and can be perfect for a calm summer wedding as well as a moody autumnal wedding. We may emphasize the beauty of your wedding by focusing on the color of the bridesmaid gowns, picturing flowing bridesmaid dresses in a deep sea hue.

• Canyon Rose
  While dusty rose still reigns, if you're searching for something simpler, you may like this soft pink color theme with the canyon rose. It is a contemporary interpretation of the autumn colors of the year with a touch of the canyon rose, and it would be ideal for the current bohemian style that is taking the wedding industry by storm right now.

• Rust
  Speaking of bohemian storms, the rust tone will be a fantastic option for brides who like a rustic and bohemian aesthetic. Lacking vibrant hues, it will be crucial to combine various textures and materials to provide an earthy color palette, visual appeal, and depth. You see, combining the rust and woodland ideas will give the décor a layered appearance. This means you can add greenery to the mix and wait for the magic to be unraveled! 

• Moss
  Needless to say, almost all shades of green are going to have a moment next year! This shade goes well with a traditional outdoor wedding, moss bridesmaid gowns, and a sophisticated sage green wedding cake. It is a good idea to have this color scheme on hand if you love it since it complements a number of settings.

• Terracotta
  Most couples like to use terracotta as their wedding color theme because neutral tones enable nature's inherent colors to stand out. To break the mold, we recommend trying out the hue for your late summer wedding. You can go ahead and defy the popular opinion that browns should only be explored in the middle to late autumn. After all, it's your wedding!

Color Combination Which Will Be Trending In 2023

• Dusty Blue & Sunflower
  Dark colors like sapphire and navy blue will be less popular this year as lighter blue tones emerge as a major wedding color trend in 2023. However, we cannot ignore dusty blue. Dusty blue with a bright sunflower: a fresh style! This is to say that if your wedding is in the summer, you won't regret choosing this wedding theme.

• Black & Copper
  A strong visual impact is created by having all of your ladies wear black while the bride continues to wear a white gown. Add to this the novelty of copper and you have a winning combination! White and black wedding attire is usually traditional. Also, think about adding some copper accents to your wedding décor, which would look incredibly contemporary!

• Bold Jewel Tones
  For women seeking ideas for an outdoor autumn wedding, jewel tones are ideal. Your eyes will be drawn to the vivid teal, burgundy, and mustard yellow colors. Choosing a large, full wedding bouquet with a variety of textures will strongly enhance the vintage vibe. The best thing about jewel tones is that most jewel tones work well together!

• Marigold Yellow, Navy Blue & Slate Gray
  This color scheme is ideal for a traditional outdoor wedding with exquisite tablecloths, blue bridesmaid gowns, and yellow flowers. It is a good idea to keep this color scheme on hand if you love it since it complements a variety of settings, notably vineyards, country clubs, and ancient homes. The fact that both bridesmaids and groomsmen look fantastic in blue gowns and suits with extra touches either in yellow or gray making the charming wedding colors come to life is one of the key reasons this color theme is so popular with couples. With this lovely color scheme, you can create a look and feel that is warm, vivid, and cheery.

• Petal Pink, Cornflower Blue & Mauve Purple
  This color scheme is ideal if you want a calm and elegant color scheme for your summer wedding. A sophisticated garden ambiance is created by the combination of petal pink, cornflower blue, and mauve purple, which is ideal for an afternoon gathering. This is a color theme you should think about if you're thinking about using it in places like a botanical garden, park, or historic home. While the cornflower blue offers a stunning splash of color and plays up the splendor of a summer blue sky, the petal pink and mauve purple add a delicate mood. For this color scheme, hydrangeas and roses are the go-to flowers, and we see flowing bridesmaid gowns in either petal pink or mauve purple.

• Mint Green, Peach Pink & Watermelon Pink
  This color combination is upbeat, colorful, and ideal for a seaside wedding. It screams summertime fun. This color scheme is wonderful and ideal for a beach, outdoor, or garden event. Imagine mint green bridesmaid gowns with stunning peach pink flowers tied with watermelon pink ribbon to get the full effect of this color combination. These color schemes for weddings have a way of making us think of lovely flowers and weathered sea glass, which makes them ideal for summer weddings.

• Rose Gold, Burgundy & Oatmeal Beige
  If elegance is your preferred wedding motif, you should spend some time exploring the magnificence of this color scheme. When combined with a historical home, opulent ballroom, or museum-style location, rose gold, burgundy, and oatmeal beige create the ideal motif. Vases, candlesticks, and table runners made in rose gold will look magnificent when combined with a variety of burgundy bridal flowers and beige accessories.

• Lemon Yellow, Stormy Gray, & Light Gray
  Many couples are looking for a one-of-a-kind eclectic and energetic wedding theme and if that is the case for you then consider the theme of lemon yellow, story gray, and light gray. This combination allows the yellow color to really stand out and be the showcase color while the two distance shades of gray allow for a hint of shading.

• Rose Pink, Blush Pink, Turquoise & Sky Blue
  A perfect beach wedding includes the hues in this combo, as well as crashing waves, swaying palm palms, and a stunning sunset. You might say that the ideal beach wedding color theme is two complementary pink hues with turquoise and sky blue accents, which resemble the hues of the ocean. Consider adopting this color scheme for your beachy happily ever after if you are married at a tropical resort or beach location!

• Emerald and Silver
  Emerald and silver are vibrant wedding color choices that don't seem overpowering. These colors have a reflecting characteristic that, when it interacts with light, produce a lovely shimmer. Emerald emerald has the appearance of royalty. The forest princess charm of outdoor wedding themes is well complemented by this. However, this may also be highly traditional if the setting and attire are appropriate.

• Sage and Ivory
  The wedding color trends for 2023 emphasize humility and simplicity. This blend of sage and ivory accomplishes that by using time-honored natural motifs. Couples use a dash of these hues in their stationery and décor without making the bride or the event seem bad. This color scheme is perfect for a classy conventional wedding in the early spring or straightforward bohemian and rustic weddings.

• Lilac, Blush Pink & Vintage Yellow
  This mix of traditional spring wedding colors and well-known springtime flowers is ideal for anybody planning an outdoor wedding. Due to their adaptability and simplicity, these three pastel hues go very well with practically any flower, decoration, or wedding style.

• Orange, Gold, and Neutrals
  Combinations of orange, gold, and neutral colors are likely to be quite powerful this year. Because of the laid-back environment and gorgeous, instagrammable photographs that may be taken, boho weddings witnessed a boost in popularity last year. We do not expect that this will slow down in 2023. The popularity of boho weddings will only grow, as will the popularity of the orange, gold, and neutral color scheme. These will be combined with stylish vintage and rustic furnishings for unique couples that like making a statement. This theme has previously been shown to be effective in a variety of venue types. The biggest difference this year will be a shift away from employing these colors exclusively in boho-inspired decor. Instead, we'll see orange, gold, and neutral colors employed in much more opulent contexts, pairing gold highlights with vivid and burned oranges and adding those calming neutrals to create the ideal color scheme.

• Sea Glass And Sage
  The hues of sage and sea glass are calming, soothing, and revitalizing. These eccentric but ethereal green tones are quickly rising to the top of the 2022 color trends. Greens complement other hues and are generally aesthetically pleasing. A beautiful, cool, but thrilling wedding color scheme may be achieved by using sea glass tablecloths or sage green bridesmaid gowns.

• Lavender & Gray
  Fans of Bridgerton will love the elegant and calm color combination of cool grays and gentle dark and light lavender shades. The lavender and gray colors, which are accented with foliage, convey endearing sensuality with a touch of elegance.

• Green & Mauve
  The wedding color scheme of neutral, mild greens, and dusty mauve also conjures feelings of delicate affection with a dash of boho-chic and Victorian charm. This wedding color scheme conveys softness, romance, and natural beauty when used in flowers, bridesmaid dresses, table linens, and other décor.

When it comes to choosing your color palette for the wedding, be very clear about some of the things like the season of the wedding, the moon is going for, and your wedding theme. Once you have decided on those things, you can go ahead and choose the color palette which sits well with all of those things, while still being distinctly you. Choosing the perfect color palette is like choosing a filter for your wedding day. The colors will be reflected in your bridesmaid dresses, stationeries, wedding cake, tablescape, and wedding florals, among other things. So keep in mind that you choose the colors that you really like, and don't mind them being forever etched in your wedding day memory.