9 Summer Wedding Color Trends for 2025

It's time to start anticipating sundresses, flowers, and a nice summer as spring has arrived and the northern areas of the earth emerge from a long, frigid winter. Color can convey happiness and hope. The timing is ideal for the summer color trends if you're planning a wedding or it has been postponed.

For you, what does summer mean? Some people associate that with grass and sunflowers. Others interpret it as a contemporary monochromatic moment. While some seek rainbows, others channel the tropics. We're here for you no matter how you honor your love. Here are a few of our top picks for 2025 summer color trends:

1. Golden Yellow, Burgundy, and Forest Green Weddings

Weddings with sunflowers are full of hope and vision. In a field of this unique bloom, it's difficult not to smile. The excitement in your heart will be infectious if you add some rich burgundy flowers or ribbons and a vibrant green for balance.

Use earthy yet lively tones to celebrate your joy. Regardless of the venue—a ballroom, a barn, or a field—the décor will create an atmosphere you will want to remember for years to come.

Imagine gold-lined plates on burgundy tablecloths with abundant flora flowing down the center. Everywhere you turn, golden sunflowers flow from centerpieces. Or maybe a more conventional white with tall glass vases filled with sunflowers and roses. It's subtle but brilliant.

2. Jewel Tone Weddings

Empowerment is the central theme of jewel tones. You are a confident, strong lady commemorating one of her life's most important choices. As you boldly embark on your next chapter, embrace it with color.

Bold magentas, calming teals, royal purples, and rich goldenrod yellows can be used as inspirational messages and create a beautiful theme. Everything from candles, flowers, and dinnerware to the outfits of your bridesmaids and the jackets of your groomsmen can showcase this lavish color scheme. You're not afraid of color!

In actual life, jewel tones look stunning. They also enhance a space with precisely the right colors and appear opulent in pictures. The fact that most of these tones suit everyone well is a benefit of this theme. Additionally, your white dress will stand out against these vibrant colors! Additionally, you can imaginatively use flowers to include the entire yard on your special day.

3. Fuchsia Weddings

Make pinks the focal point this summer! Like you, Fuchsia is bold and intelligent. Add some white and burgundy, and you've got a storybook-inspired romance motif. If roses are your preferred flower, these colors are ideal, but many other alternatives exist. Reds and pinks can take on a variety of shapes.

Picture a sophisticated reception with white tablecloths, sparkling lights, and bright pink and red flowers sprinkled throughout the china and greenery. Which other hues are better suited to symbolize passionate love?

4. French Blue and Coral Weddings

French blue is a lovely theme that can be pretty romantic. Anything from vintage blue china to lovely flowers can be used to create a unique occasion. This color symbolizes peace and loyalty and makes sense if you believe in the proverb, "Something borrowed, something blue."

Depending on the decor you choose, you can create a sleek and modern or nostalgic and romantic atmosphere. This color even works well for beachy weddings. Blue is always a good choice.

Pair this with blush, peach, and coral flowers to add a whimsical, light-hearted touch. When combined, these hues create a lovely and airy atmosphere. Consider this theme if you enjoy getting transported to a Wes Anderson film.

5. Berry Bright Weddings

Blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries are all in season in the summer. A lovely theme is created by combining navy and burgundy with additional hues that are similarly saturated. Use some leafy greens to completely capture the image of the abundant life you are about to start.

This is another striking, lively, earthy theme, whether in a large hall or the vast outdoors. When the weather warms, we can see it everywhere in nature, even when it's bright.

6. Orange and Coral Weddings

Orange and coral are vibrant hues that bring vitality to any area. Because of this theme, everybody will be smiling as they move from the ceremony to the reception. These cheerful hues are ideal for commemorating a joyous occasion.

One advantage of choosing these hues is the large variety of flowers that fit into this color spectrum. You can utilize a variety of your favorites or just a few to create pieces with texture and mystery. Additionally, greenery contrasts beautifully with these tones!

7. Blue Weddings

Navy is a classic color used in many wedding themes. Include a variety of hues to give it a contemporary edge. For a monochromatic effect, try varying the blue hues to provide layers of texture and intrigue. For a more classic motif, use a clean white and a bold cerulean with a dusty blue blend to make it brighter.

Use this calm, mood-enhancing theme in a lot of different ways. To bring the ocean to you, drape some fabric over your beachfront wedding arch. Place lanterns filled with blue roses along the aisle to illuminate the way to your future. Make your concepts a reality!

8. Green Weddings

The meaning of this theme varies from person to person. Lime green, palm green, hunter green, etc. Make it work, no matter what it means to you! This theme is stunning whether you choose a monochromatic option with different hues of olive or a grass green and white combination with hints of black or yellow.

It's vibrant and transparent, making it the ideal option for a fresh start. Add trees and foliage or essential houseplants for air-purifying greenery to bring vitality and the people you care about to your event venue. To commemorate the day, you could even send off visitors with a seedling of their own!

9. Lilac and Gold Weddings

Another trend for warm weather is lilac and gold. Although the former may look like an excellent color, it's ideal for a summer wedding because it incorporates cold into the motif. A sophisticated floral garland placed on each table during the reception may turn any area into a pastel haven. To add even more spectacular touches, use golden candelabras!

It may be romantic and bright with a hint of strategically placed royal purple. The fabric-draped arch will be a wind carrying thoughts of the future and memories of the past.

Summer is a lovely season for weddings. Life, blossoming flowers, and fresh starts abound. Why not celebrate with the vivid hues of the season's gardens?