5 Blue Wedding Color Palettes for Summer

Calm, calming tones are appropriate for warm weather! Whether you have an indoor wedding or an outdoor party, we have some original ideas for incorporating blue tones into your summer wedding. With assistance from Flowersarch's wedding décor, you can discover your ideal palette here thanks to the wide variety of blue hues and their extraordinary adaptability. Your guests will undoubtedly be impressed by the gorgeous hues you chose if your wedding is set against the backdrop of 2020's Pantone color.

1. Dusty Blue, White and Green

The combination of dusty blue and white speaks "classic" more than anything. Incorporate a light green color to bring forth the inherent beauty of a garden wedding. This color scheme is ideal for early summer parties.

First, make sure the invitations are straightforward. The lighthearted reception was introduced to attendees with an earthy-colored seating chart. Soft wheat-colored chairs should blend in with the surrounding scenery. Dusty blue napkins would look lovely in each place setting. To create elaborate arrangements, use white flowers with lots of lush greenery.

We love wearing a single blue blossom styled in a loose updo as your lucky symbol or embellishing your bridal look with a flower crown made of poppies or anemones.

2. Midnight Blue and Gold metallic

"Fly me to the moon and let me play among the stars..."The cosmos has always had a romantic quality. To intensify the mood, look at the combination of metallic gold and the deepest indigo blue.

For a contemporary twist on the conventional look? Incorporate midnight blue into gilded plates and metallic writing for your wedding invites. You are using midnight blue ribbons to highlight the aisle markers. This style might be ideal for brides and grooms who want a rich color scheme.

3. French Blue, Ivory and Greenery  

Preserve a calm, light, and refined atmosphere. Combine sage green as a third hue with ivory and French blue dyad. Your bid day decorations, such as the arch drapery, sweetheart table floral arrangement, bridesmaid gowns, airy invites, and table linens, should incorporate the softest blue and natural ivory tones.

Combine a light blue napkin, an ivory table runner, and candles to add more charm to your wedding! These colors have a sentimental, delicate vibe akin to a love letter.

4. Ocean Blue and Teal 

Imagine a laid-back yet stylish seaside wedding. You should wear the light-colored teal and slate blue combination.

Incorporate the soothing hues of ocean blue and teal green into your flowers, ribbons, and invites. Add some pops of teal to the cake's design and some accent flowers. How can I draw attention to this lighthearted tablescape? The linens in teal are a need. The sage green plate below is softly echoed by a slate blue ribbon that "ties" the place setting together.

5. Dusty Blue and Lavender 

This palette will be your kryptonite if dusty blues and lavender are your thing. It complements an exquisite style in addition to an ethereal vibe. The tasteful color combination is akin to spinning right into a dream from a fairy tale. Make sure the color scheme permeates every aspect of your special day, from place cards to ceremony arches made of luscious hydrangeas.