Inspired by natural hues that evoke a spectrum of emotion and feeling, Pantone has recently released its fashion color report for Spring 2017. The color palette is made up of 10 beautiful hues, including vibrant shades like Primrose Yellow and Flame along with more earthy tones such as Hazelnut and Kale.
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These 10 hues truly remind us of springtime, and we think they would make great additions for your upcoming spring wedding. To make things easier, we've created four wedding color palettes by combining Pantone's top 10 colors for Spring 2017. If you'd like to add a natural atmosphere to your wedding, keep scrolling to find a wedding color scheme that will win your heart.
Photography: Shannon Duggan Photography, Amanda Dumouchelle, Dylan M. Howell Photography, Kurt Boomer, Sally Pinera
This palette combines the warmth and enthusiasm of Primrose Yellow with the tranquility of Pale Dogwood, a color that is associated with innocence and purity. Together, these two hues form a color scheme that feels energetic, elegant, and graceful at the same time. To us, this palette will easily suit a cheerful bride with a romantic flair.
Photography: Weddings by Nicola & Glen, Elizabeth Nord Photography, Whitney Krutzfeld
A combination of two radiant colors, the Vibrant Spring is indeed an eye-catching palette. Flame adds a touch of flamboyance and theatricality to this palette, while Lapis Blue conveys strength and confidence. Yes, the combination of two dominant colors might be intimidating to some. But if you're the type of bride who wants something more daring than pastel colors, this palette will suit you just fine.
Photography: Brumley & Wells, Tenth & Grace, Daphne Mae, Daniel Kim Photography
Inspired by a tame forest, this earthy palette will complement a rustic wedding filled with foliage and wooden accents. Greenery is a tangy yellow-green that truly befits its name, and Kale is a darker green that adds depth to the palette with its richer color intensity. Bringing the whole palette together is Hazelnut, a versatile and transitional color that imbues natural warmth. To make your palette "pop", try adding one bold hue, like Flame, as the prime color.
Photography: Patrick Moyer, Jillian Rose Photography, Peter and Veronika, Rachel Solomon Photography
The refreshing aqua of Island Paradise and the festivity of Pink Yarrow bring to mind an escape to an exotic tropical paradise. Meanwhile, Niagara tones things down with a sense of ease and relaxation. Said to be the most prevalent color of Spring 2017, this shade has a dusty quality that gives this palette a shabby chic feel. As a whole, this palette will beautifully decorate a tranquil destination wedding with a pop of color.
Now that you've seen all of our wedding color palette suggestions for Spring 2017, do tell us about your favorite one. Do you have any other combinations from Pantone's Spring 2017 Colors? If you do, let us know in the comment box below and inspire other brides with your creativity!
