We are already in the middle of the year, and that means only one thing — the wedding season is in full bloom and everything revolves around… colors. Whether you work with florists, planners or directly with couples in love, you probably hear the same line again and again: “We want something different. Something that is only ours.”
Color plays a key role this year — not just as a fashion trend, but as a way for couples to express themselves and tell their story in the most personal way.
Floral design by our Brand Ambassador Ana Boyes of The Blonde & The Blooms | Photography by Natalie Hamilton
1. Warm neutrals are going through a moment of evolution
Neutral colors have always been a safe choice, but this year they feel warmer and more layered. Instead of simply ivory or cream, we are heading toward sandy tones, warm brown, buttery beige and hints of peach. These palettes create a feeling of calm, but also refinement – ideal for outdoor weddings, countryside venues and minimalist brides.
Varieties to look for:
Roses: Symbol, Playa Blanca, Vicky Gardens
Spray roses: Be Loyal, Sweet Dreams, Royal Porcelina
Ranunculus: Success Vanilla, Success Blush, Elegance Salmone
Alstroemeria: Libya, Pompeii, Canyon.
Why does this work? These tones are universal. They pair well with dried elements, golden accents or even a pinch of yellow for a sunny touch.
2. Green & Blush — a classic with a modern twist
There are color combinations that never go out of style — and green with blush is definitely one of them. Today this classic returns with a new tenderness: softer, muted green shades such as sage and olive, combined with blush tones ranging from a subtle powdery pink to richer and more vivid pink shades.
The result: a romantic, natural and extremely adaptable look that fits harmoniously into almost any wedding style — from a garden ceremony to modern city decor.
Varieties to look for:
Roses: Veggie, Pink Swan, Mondial, Kahala.
Spray roses: Wink Allure, BS Volans, Creta.
Ranunculus & Anemones: Cloni Pompon Igloo, Elegance Rosa Chiaro, Elegance Bianco.
Alstroemeria: Bounty & Dubai.
(Add fresh ruscus or eucalyptus to complete the greenery.)
Floral design & Photography by Funkybird Firenze
Where do we see it? At garden weddings, modern city venues and destination ceremonies abroad.
3. Sunset colors that grab attention
There is no denying it – bold, warm shades are in fashion. From golden yellow to fiery orange and red, couples are choosing colors that bring joy, richness and individuality. These tones are especially popular at outdoor weddings, sunset ceremonies and venues with a natural backdrop.
Varieties to look for:
Roses: Mandarin X-Pression, Apple Jack, Orange Crush, Yellow Summer
Spray roses: Fibonacci Gioconda, Tropical Star, Vintage Rosever
Ranunculus: Success Luce, Elegance Salmone, Success Lambada
Alstroemeria: Copacabana, Amposta, Galeras.
Floral design by our Brand Ambassador Ana Boyes of The Blonde & The Blooms | Photography by Natalie Hamilton
Design tip: Start with a strong base (such as burnt orange or coral), then add softer colors or warm foliage tones to make it look elegant.
4. Royal shades, but with a soft pastel balance
Deep colors such as rich pink, plum and emerald have always been among the favorites for autumn, but this season couples are softening them with pastel or blush details.
This way the palette stays bold without looking too heavy — ideal for weddings that seek a rich visual effect, but without unnecessary drama.
Varieties to look for:
Roses: Gotcha, Tip Top, Aurora Gardens
Spray roses: Constellation, Paradox, Portrait
Ranunculus & Anemones: Success Lady, Cloni Favola, Mistral Fucsia.
Alstroemeria: Galaxy, Himalaya, Alice.
Floral design by our Brand Ambassador Ana Boyes of The Blonde & The Blooms | Photography by Natalie Hamilton
Try combining with lighter pink colors, textured linens or candlelit settings for a striking balance.
5. A touch of the unexpected
More and more couples are adding a “surprise” color to their palette — something fresh and different, such as lime, lemon yellow or melon green.
These color accents usually appear in small details: menus, napkins or discreetly woven into the floral arrangements.
Varieties to look for:
Roses: Veggie, Green Romance
Spray roses: Green Rosever, Fibonacci Yantra, Morning Star
Ranunculus: Cloni Pompon igloo, Cloni Success Vainilla, Elegance Bianco.
Alstroemeria: Gold, Lybia, Sunny Lady
Floral design by our Brand Ambassador Ana Boyes of The Blonde & The Blooms | Photography by Natalie Hamilton
Why do we love it? It is fun, fresh and easily adapts to different settings without overloading the overall design.
There are no formulas anymore. There is only feeling. Flowers do not just decorate — they speak, they whisper, they remember. Bold or delicate, neatly arranged or as if from the field, they carry the tone of an emotion.
That is why this year approach color as a personal language — listen to what it says and let it tell your story.
Source: https://tessacorporation.com/2025/06/27/wedding-color-trends-you-must-know/
