12 Stunning Terracotta Wedding Color Palettes

If you've recently been on Pinterest, the popularity of terracotta weddings may have caught your attention. Terracotta is warm, rich, and rustic; it makes us think of romantic sunsets with our loved ones and rural landscapes. Is it any surprise that so many couples use it to make their weddings feel cozy and lively?

We've compiled 12 of our favorite terracotta wedding color schemes for your special moments. Have you seen one you like? Start realizing your terracotta wedding fantasies by browsing our website for the DIY flower box or matching color assortment.

What colors go well with Terracotta?

One of the most adaptable wedding colors ever is Terracotta. Depending on your wedding style, you can create a kaleidoscope of effects using bright or dark shades.

Vibrant terracotta hues can make striking impressions. They blend well with neutral hues like cream, white, or green and warm tones like orange, red, or sepia. Conversely, more subdued or neutral terracotta hues might be a backdrop for brighter hues. Consider cold hues like purple and blue or deeper tones like black and deep brown.

If you choose the correct shade, Terracotta can blend well with almost every color on the color wheel.

What color season is Terracotta?

Because of its warmth and richness, which evoke images of falling leaves and vibrant autumn forests, Terracotta is most frequently associated with the autumn season.

However, Terracotta may effortlessly add refinement to the spring, arouse fiery passion in the summer, or warm up a winter wedding celebration. Almost any seasonal palette can be used as a primary or secondary color. The following color schemes for terracotta weddings ought to be sufficient evidence.

10 Stunning Terracotta Wedding Color Palettes

Terracotta & Red

If you want your wedding day to be full of passion, consider using a terracotta color scheme that incorporates the striking hue of red.

Orange and Terracotta combine to create a rich tapestry of warm tones in this tablescape. In a flash of flaming beauty, crimson, scarlet, and maroon blossoms clash simultaneously. The brown in the table and place settings provides a more neutral accent color that unifies the warm tones. This color scheme is ideal for autumn weddings because it is romantic and free-spirited!

Terracotta & Burnt Orange

Give your terracotta flowers another deep orange hue to add extra depth to your color scheme. The vivid orange blossoms mix with the terracotta foliage and roses for depth. Additionally, gentle pink and Burgundy hues contribute to the warm color symphony. Beautiful for spring ceremonies, the overall effect is charming and romantic.

Terracotta & Burgundy

Consider utilizing richer, darker hues like Burgundy for an alternative interpretation of a warm terracotta palette.

Dark burgundy dahlias serve as striking focal points in this bridal centerpiece. Terracotta roses unify the floral arrangement with the flowing table runner, connecting various décor pieces. This vibrant terracotta color scheme can enhance late-fall or early-winter weddings.

Terracotta & Yellow

Try mixing Terracotta with yellow accents for a gentler wedding color scheme.

Terracotta and light cream complement the golden yellow accent flowers in this color scheme, creating a breezy yet elegant appearance. Selecting a deeper hue of yellow reminds us of plentiful gold and prevents the design from going to pastel. Additionally, the whole table display feels more elegant and new thanks to the use of cream as a supporting color in the candles, plates, and table runners.

Terracotta & Dusty Rose

Try combining Terracotta with a more romantic tone, like dusty rose, to highlight its depth. This gorgeous bridal bouquet blends dusky mauve blooms with creamy dusty roses for depth and richness. The orange terracotta roses give this seductive autumnal palette visual interest by adding brightness and balancing the bland hues.

Terracotta & Blue

Cool colors like blue look great with Terracotta. Look at this blue and Terracotta color scheme to see for yourself!

Muted Terracotta flowers, such as dahlias and roses, combine with dry leaves to create an autumnal base in this vintage-style bridal bouquet. Splashes of deep denim blue provide contrast for a distinctive bridal style that will definitely turn heads in pictures. Experiment with different blue hues, such as deep navy or pastel powder blue, for various results.

Terracotta & Teal

Another approach to combining Terracotta with a chilly tone is using a more unusual accent color, such as teal. The cold teal roses and table runner in this gorgeous table centerpiece give the impression of flowing water, while the warm terracotta tones remind us of the warm earth. This terracotta wedding color scheme is vivid, one-of-a-kind, and completely original.

Terracotta & Green

Because of the leaves in your floral arrangements, green will probably be a part of your terracotta color scheme. For a more distinctive impact, however, you might make green the main character.

Terracotta plays a supporting role in this bridal centerpiece, adding color and a touch of sunniness to the deep green roses and tropical foliage. The smoky beige flatware and candlesticks add another neutral accent color to the arrangement. This terracotta wedding palette would be perfect for destination weddings. For destination weddings

Terracotta & White

In most wedding rituals, classic white usually plays a significant part. It is, after all, what the majority of brides wear when they walk down the aisle. By using white within your terracotta wedding color, you can draw attention to its prominent position.

In this exquisite arrangement, the subdued Terracotta, beige flowers, and leaves are dotted with white blossoms that gleam like snowdrops. This arrangement draws attention to the bride and groom's white outfits. Overall, the style is understated and organic yet refined and classy. We adore the texture that the beige pampas grass adds!

Terracotta & Brown

Think about incorporating deep browns with your terracotta flowers if you want to create another natural color scheme.

The walnut brown roses give depth to the terracotta dahlias and gardenias in this arrangement. In addition, the light beige lilies and white roses help soften the arrangement and prevent it from being overly formal. The cream table runner and beige candlesticks further combine these neutral hues in a lovely gradient of elegance.

Terracotta & Black

Black may make a big statement for brides who prefer dark and enigmatic color schemes. The enigmatic black roses in this bridal bouquet sparkle like dark gems against the lush backdrop of Terracotta, orange roses, and foliage. While the burgundy accent flowers assist in merging the middle ground, the terracotta blossoms maintain a warm, cheery appearance. This terracotta color scheme is perfect for a bride with a Halloween theme.

Terracotta & Purple

Try adding dusky purple blossoms to a terracotta color scheme for another enigmatic twist. This sad, free-form bouquet uses the same basic color scheme of burnt orange, Terracotta, and black. However, the purple roses and foliage add a new level of complexity and interest.

The colder purple creates a twilight tone because the orange and Terracotta are subdued. This palette feels more somber and grounded because of the black flowers and accessories, such as the glossy berries. It is rich and velvety and creates a captivating color scheme for a witchy soon-to-be bride.

Where to find terracotta flowers for your wedding

You don't need actual flowers to create a natural Terracotta color scheme for your wedding. You may quickly generate the terracotta wedding décor of your dreams with artificial flowers like those offered by Flowersarch Moment. You can preserve your decorations and floral arrangements as souvenirs; no one will notice the difference!

Our Sunset Terracotta collection creates sophisticated and elegant wedding color schemes by combining classic Terracotta with other lovely hues. With the designer box sets, you can create almost anything you want, including larger projects like arch flowers, bouquets, centrepieces, boutonnieres, and corsages.

Our Sunset Terracotta readymade decor includes lovely floral arrangements in the same earthy and warm color schemes you adore without the added work if you don't have time for do-it-yourself projects. They can be reused as house décor after your special day and are simple to set up and take down.

To find ideas for your special moments, check out our terracotta wedding color schemes or peruse our blog for images of actual brides.

Remember to tag @flowersarch on Instagram to see your gorgeous creations with terracotta inspiration.