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The core purpose of spring rustic wedding colors is to create a cozy, homey atmosphere inherent to the rustic style.
Meanwhile, they should also match the season’s unique appeal, mimicking early spring blooms, fresh grass, and delicate sunshine.
Rustic wedding style demands organic materials, rough shapes and textures, natural color combinations, and a worthy backdrop.
Many couples think that the selection of natural color combinations is limited to beige and grey, but this couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Inspiration is around you, from carefree blue and yellow shades of sky and sun to a moody combination of rust and forest green.
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1. Stormy Greys & Blush
You can’t go wrong with neutrals for a rustic wedding – and, frankly, for any other wedding style. Stormy greys and blush perfectly fit an early spring wedding, channeling hues of still sleepy nature and first blooms.
Neutral rustic wedding colors suit any location, be it a botanical garden, forest, farmhouse, or tipi.
Choose seasonal white and blush flowers for your venue decoration, such as freesia, snowdrops, or peonies. Enhance the romantic atmosphere by hanging globe-shaped bulb string lights.
You may incorporate a dreamy baby’s breath or waxflower crown in your bridal attire or wear a blush wedding gown. Have your bridesmaids wear pastel pink dresses, while the groomsmen and groom – grey suits.
The wedding invitations, seating cards, and other stationery are essential elements of your color theme. Choose elegant designs in grey or white with watercolor florals to convey the romantic feeling.
2. Rust, Green, & Copper
Rich, warm colors are especially favored by autumn couples, but who said they aren’t suitable for a spring wedding? A cozy combination of rust and green is ideal for a rustic spring wedding in a wooden barn or forest.
The key is to find a location that matches the color scheme – a white, roomy venue will be way too bright for such a muted, rich palette.
If your wedding venue has natural wooden tables, ditch the tablecloths – copper utensils and candleholders will beautifully match the surface, enhancing the warmth and giving a vintage feeling.
Consider unusual floral arrangements featuring evergreens and dried blooms for aisle décor and centerpieces. However, white spring flowers like gypsophila and crocus will also fit the interior.
Have the groom and groomsmen wear rust, terracotta, brown, or emerald suits – black or grey won’t match the mood. Opt for an ivory wedding dress instead of pure white, as ivory is a warmer, softer shade.
3. Burgundy & Dusty Blue
Burgundy and dusty blue are both popular wedding colors, but they are rarely used together. Meanwhile, this contrasting color combo is impeccably elegant and suits any rustic wedding.
You may host a wedding in a roomy, light indoor venue, wooden barn, vineyard, garden, greenery, lakeside, you name it. The blue and burgundy wedding color scheme is highly versatile.
Use pure white or earthy tones as a backdrop and incorporate dusty blue accents in table décor, bridesmaid gowns, and your wedding stationery. Use burgundy elements sparingly in floral arrangements and other minor elements.
Some excellent spring flower ideas to match the color scheme are hydrangeas, roses, peonies, ranunculus, asters, and delphinium. A plethora of candles and string lights will enhance the moody atmosphere.
4. Terracotta & Dusty Rose
Terracotta is deservedly one of the most popular rustic wedding colors – this warm, muted shade has a unique vintage appeal. The combination of terracotta and dusty rose is endlessly cozy yet modern.
Choose an equally cozy venue in warm hues, such as a rustic barn, scenic manor house, or old mill. The venue décor should blend in with the interior, lacking excess contrast. Avoid stark white or too saturated accents.
Orange or cream zinnias, carnations, peonies, and other textured blooms are an excellent choice for your floral arrangements.
Your wedding cake is also a part of the color scheme, so opt for classic vanilla buttercream, indulgent caramel, or nostalgic carrot flavors with a modern naked design.
Add copper or rose gold elements in your interior décor – they will beautifully match the palette, creating a subtle play of colors.
5. Champagne & Sage
The best colors for an outdoor spring rustic wedding are those which let the natural splendor of the environment truly shine. Leave vibrant, saturated hues for summer – spring demands something more delicate and elegant.
Champagne is always a good choice for a wedding, toeing the line between celebratory and neutral.
Choose materials with a sheen to enhance the color’s appeal. Combine champagne with stunning sage shade mimicking first spring grass and leaves.
You may choose an indoor venue in light colors, but a garden, vineyard, forest, or farm setting will serve as a perfect natural backdrop.
Incorporate minimalistic white floral arrangements with sage branches in your table and aisle décor.
Have your bridesmaids wear champagne gowns and opt for cream suits for the groom and groomsmen instead of bleak grey or black. Optionally, add cream or white boutonnieres to their attires.
6. Dusty Blue & Yellow
The cheerful combination of blue and yellow is an excellent choice for any spring wedding, mimicking clear blue sky, vibrant blooms, and warm sunshine. It will look incredibly stunning on a beach or a lakeside farmhouse.
Dusty blue is a great alternative to classic navy or grey for the groom’s attire. Furthermore, it’s a beyond gorgeous, creative color for your wedding dress. Add a sunflower crown, and the most dreamy, carefree bridal attire is ready.
Use pure white as a base color for the tablescapes, furniture, and other major elements. You can add sage, blush, or peach pops to diversify the palette.
If your wedding is planned for late spring when nature is already in its full bloom, consider a brighter combination of cornflower blue and yellow – think wildflower arrangements, patterned tablescapes, and sunflower field setting.
If you prefer formal, minimalistic style, consider a timeless navy, cream, and grey combination. These shades fit any wedding season, style, and setting.
However, such versatility has a drawback. While warm, muted earthy tones and greens instantly create the necessary mood for your rustic wedding, you should carefully choose the decor with navy and grey.
Find a rustic venue, for instance, a barn, farmhouse, forest, or winery. Opt for an ivory or cream wedding dress from flowy fabric.
Lace, bell sleeves, and rustic accessories like a flower crown are a yes, while embellishments, restrictive silhouettes, and high heels are a no.
Create a moody atmosphere with dim lighting from string lights, candles, or lanterns.
Consider unusual arrangements from wildflowers and green branches such as blue thistle, lupine, sage, and Queen Anne’s lace instead of traditional wedding flowers like rose or peony.
Opt for decorations from wood, paper, and metal, preferably DIY. The groom and groomsmen attires should also fit the theme – smocking isn’t a good fit for a rustic wedding. Suit trousers with a shirt and bowtie are a much better choice.
8. Lavender & Sage
The combination of lavender and sage is popular year-round but especially well blends in the early spring nature.
There’s no location better for a lavender-sage rustic wedding color scheme than a lavender field. However, if you can’t find lavender fields in your area, a garden, vineyard, or Provence-style indoor venue will do the job.
Have your bridesmaids wear lilac or sage gowns and give them minimalistic lavender bouquets or green crowns. A hanging wisteria or delphinium ceremony arch will perfectly fit the color theme and atmosphere.
Consider unusual mocha and lavender wedding cake flavor or top traditional vanilla buttercream cake with a lavender branch. Don’t forget to incorporate purple and sage in your invitations and seating cards.
9. Peach & Cream
Peach and cream is a delicate monochromatic palette evoking associations with a refreshing dessert. Such a neutral color combo will suit any backdrop, from a beach to an old mill.
Implementing the peach and cream wedding color scheme is simple. Avoid vibrant, dark, and stark white accents – that’s all you need to remember. Wear ivory, cream, or peach wedding dress to blend in.
Decorate the venue with seasonal florals, have your bridesmaids wear peach gowns, and you’re all set. You may even go for a peach-flavored wedding cake to match the color scheme.
If you’d like to add a pop of color, sprinkle the interior and floral arrangements with burnt orange or terracotta accents. Gold and copper elements can also help to liven up the palette.
10. Earthy Shades & Jewel Tones
Jewel tones are prevalent in fall and majorly underused in spring weddings. Meanwhile, they are ideal for a rustic wedding in a cozy indoor venue. Use warm, dim earthy tones as a backdrop.
Mix and match marsala, purple, fuchsia, and burnt orange bloom in your bridal floral arrangements, and have your guests wear different jewel shades, from emerald to ruby. Add copper interior details for a vintage vibe.
It’s easy to shift towards a regal look with such a sophisticated palette, so choose the right décor – natural materials, textured fabrics, wildflowers, and dim lighting.
Avoid luxurious fabrics, gold, and anything that gives off a refined feeling.
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