The shades that feel modern, elevated, and photograph beautifully
Choosing your bridesmaid colours can feel like a lot.
There are endless options - but the ones that actually work tend to be simple, intentional, and a little less “perfectly matched” than you’d expect.
These are the colour palettes we’re seeing everywhere right now - the ones that feel fresh, wearable, and genuinely beautiful in photos 🤍
Fresh Chartreuse
Bold, modern, and unexpectedly chic
For couples wanting something a little different, this is the palette.
Chartreuse sits between yellow and green - bright, fresh, and surprisingly flattering when styled right. It feels fashion-forward without being over the top.
The key here is keeping everything in the same tone, while mixing:
Different fabrics
Mix of silhouettes
Subtle tonal variations
It creates a look that feels curated, not overly coordinated.
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Rich Chocolate
Timeless, flattering, and always elevated
This one isn’t going anywhere.
Chocolate tones have become a go-to for a reason - they suit almost everyone, feel instantly elevated, and create the most beautiful contrast against the bride.
They also pair effortlessly with florals, whether you’re going soft and neutral or a pop of colour.
If you’re unsure where to start, this is one of the safest (and most stunning) options.
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Soft Citrus
Light, warm, and made for sunshine
This palette is having a moment.
Think butter yellow, soft golden tones, and hints of fresh green layered throughout. It feels warm, playful, and perfect for outdoor settings.
This is where mix-and-match styling works beautifully - combining soft tones creates that effortless, slightly undone look that photographs so well.
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Deep Berry
Rich, romantic, and full of depth
(Think plum, burgundy, and wine tones)
This palette leans deeper and moodier, while still feeling soft and romantic.
These shades add depth and warmth, making them perfect for late afternoon or evening weddings. They photograph beautifully in lower light and bring a more elevated, editorial feel to your bridal party.
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Soft Blue
Classic, calm, and effortlessly beautiful
A true classic - but styled in a more modern way.
Instead of one flat shade, this palette works best when you mix:
Powder blue
Dusty blue
Soft sky tones
It gives you that subtle “something blue” moment, while still feeling cohesive and elevated.
Perfect for coastal, garden, or summer weddings.
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How to Choose Your Palette
If you’re still deciding, here’s a simple way to narrow it down:
Start with your venue - your colours should complement the setting
Think about the season - lighter tones for warmer months, deeper tones for cooler weather
Don’t aim for perfect matching - slight variation always looks better in photos
Choose something that feels like you, not just what’s trending
Final Thoughts
There’s no “right” bridesmaid colour palette - just the one that feels right for your day.
But if you’re looking for a starting point, these are the combinations we’re seeing couples come back to again and again.
Simple, elevated, and guaranteed to look beautiful in photos 🤍
