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10 Classic Wedding Colour Schemes To Reconsider

May 19, 2020 by arabella

Choosing your wedding colours can feel like one of those deceptively simple decisions — until you realise those colours will influence almost everything, from the flowers and bridesmaids’ dresses to the invitations, table settings, cake details, signage, and even the mood of the day.

While there are always fresh trends popping up in the wedding world, some colour schemes never really disappear. They simply come back in softer, bolder, more modern, or more personal ways. Classic wedding colour combinations are popular for a reason: they photograph beautifully, suit a wide range of venues, and can be adapted for rustic barn weddings, elegant garden ceremonies, beach celebrations, vintage receptions, or simple backyard weddings.

If you are planning your wedding and feeling overwhelmed by colour choices, it might be worth taking a second look at some of the tried-and-true palettes you may have dismissed as too traditional. With the right flowers, textures, handmade details, and a few thoughtful DIY touches, these classic wedding colour schemes can feel fresh, stylish, and completely your own.

From soft blush and ivory to navy and gold, sage green, dusty blue, lavender, champagne, and timeless black-and-white, these wedding colour ideas are worth reconsidering before you lock in your final theme.

 

Terracotta

Rustic and elegant, a terracotta wedding style is perfect for fall weddings or any other time of the year.

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2. Sage + Blush

Chic and pastel, a sage + blush wedding style is perfect for spring weddings or any other time of the year.

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3. Burgundy + Green

Contrasting and elegant, a burgundy + green wedding style has a rustic boho look.

4. Dusty Blue

Dusty blue can be paired with so many other colours to make your own unique wedding color scheme. Why not try our favourites, sage green, dusty pink, or burgundy?

 

5. Silver + Gold

Elegant silver and gold looks great with white florals.

6. Greenery + Champagne

A trend rediscovered in 2020, greenery and champagne is pretty and basic.

7. Brown + Greenery

Brown + greenery is the ultimate boho style.

8. Lavender

Lavender looks excellent paired with navy blue, pinks, or even a bright yellow.

9. Hot Pink

Tropical and bright, hot pink is perfect for summer weddings or any other time of year.

10. Yellow + Green

Perfect for sunny weddings and those who love sunflowers.

 

 

 

 

 

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Pencil Cross Stitch Patterns

Last year I shared my cute pencil cross stitch bookmark pattern, so I thought this year maybe I would look for more pencil cross stitch patterns to celebrate back to school or the writer in your life. 

If you’re looking for a fancier version of a pencil bookmark, check out this pretty one from Embrovera. It has pretty flowers and hearts around the pencil with a stitched border. It measures 27 by 86 stitches and comes out to 1.9 by 6.1 inches, or 4.9 by 15.6 cm, stitched on 14 count fabric. 

Speaking of flowers, there’s also this floral pencil cross stitch design from Oh My Stitches Shop. The pencil is black on this one but you could make it any color you like. It measures 37 by 102 stitches and uses 17 colors. On 14 count fabric it is 2.36 by 7.08 inches, or 6.71 by 18.5 cm. 

If you want to stitch a pencil that’s a cute teacher gift for back to school, try this one from Daily Cross Stitch, which features a pencil stretched into a heart shape and a heart shaped eraser. It calls for 11 colors and is 65 by 52. On 14 count fabric that comes to 4.64 by 3.71 inches, or 11.78 by 9.42 cm. 

There’s also this cute chubby pencil with the word learn from Stitch Gallery PDF that would be cute for a teacher (or a homeschool classroom). It looks like it uses five colors and the designer suggests using a piece of fabric that’s around 7 inches/17.6 cm square for this project. 

How about a teeny tiny pencil cross stitch pattern? This one from Bella Rose Craft also includes a wee apple design, and these mini patterns would be cute as a necklace or keychain charm. And at 7 by 13 stitches you can finish this one up in no time. 

Stitch the pencil alone or with this cute collection of school supplies that includes a glue bottle, crayons and calculator. The pattern is from sosacaetano, and it would be so cute for a classroom or stitched on a card. The full design as show is 6 by 1.75 inches (15.24 by 4.44 cm) on 14 count fabric. 

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