How it works
These June wedding colors are schemes of three or four colors, each shown as a swatch with its hex codes. The menu under the button changes the month: March, May, July, September or any other.
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How the months are sorted
The schemes follow the seasons of the Northern Hemisphere by the meteorological count: spring is March to May, summer June to August, fall September to November, winter December to February. So March opens with new greens and pale yellows, June turns to rose pinks and sky blues, and September moves to wine, sage and gold. The sorting is our own: no month has a required color.
Reading a scheme
The first color does most of the work, the last is the neutral and any between are accents. The bands of the swatch and the hex codes run in that order.
- A date near the turn of a month can borrow from its neighbor: for the last week of May, look at June as well.
Questions and answers
What are good March wedding colors?
March pairs new greens with pale yellows and the grays of late winter: Fern green, jonquil and white, Sage, lemon chiffon and cream, or Slate gray, mellow yellow, platinum and white.
What color should I use for my wedding if I am getting married in July?
July's schemes are the brightest on the page: Navy blue, cardinal and white, Turquoise, mellow yellow and white, or Cerise, tangerine, gold and cream. They are ideas, not rules.
What is a good color combination for a wedding in May?
May's schemes are garden colors: Lilac, fern green and champagne, Old rose, laurel green and ivory, or Peach, powder blue, gold and ivory.
What are some September wedding color schemes?
September leans toward fall without going dark: Sage, rosy brown and champagne, Wine, mustard and cream, or Navy blue, harvest gold and eggshell.
What if the wedding is in the Southern Hemisphere?
The seasons are reversed there: by the same count, spring begins on 1 September and fall on 1 March. Read the list six months on. For a June wedding in Australia, look at December.