A little colour memory test

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Wedding colour palettes

Cream and blush wedding palettes with restrained companion colours for invitations, stationery and table details. Explore 144 palettes.

Colour pairings & usage tips

Use these colours.

Let cream carry the invitation paper, blush the small floral details, and the deepest companion colour the wording. Compare the swatches with your actual paper before printing.

Text & contrast.

Blush and cream often sit too close in lightness for small lettering. Use a separate dark ink where needed and check the final printed proof as well as the screen version.

A pairing to start with.

In Sand Vapour, #D4ADA7 against #FAFAFA has a contrast ratio of 1.95:1. Keep this pair decorative and choose a higher-contrast foreground for text. This checks opaque colours only; use the contrast checker to review text in a palette preview. Transparency and gradients need their own checks.

The five swatches span 78–99% OKLCH lightness. Try different colour roles in the palette generator.

THE COLOR SHEET / RESTORE

Bring your colours back?

Pastelaccented-neutral · warm
Vaporwavetetradic · mixed
Softcomplementary · mixed
Gruvboxcompound · mixed
Deserttetradic · mixed
Pastelanalogous · mixed
Sunrisecompound · mixed
Wes Andersontetradic · mixed
Y2Ktriadic · mixed
Desertcompound · mixed
Pastelcomplementary · mixed
Memphiscompound · mixed
Wes Andersontriadic · mixed
Vaporwavesplit-complementary · mixed
Desertnear-monochromatic · warm
Pastelanalogous · warm
Gruvboxcompound · warm
Romanticnear-monochromatic · warm
Ukiyo-esplit-complementary · mixed
Desertanalogous · warm
Pastelcomplementary · warm
Y2Kcompound · mixed
Wes Andersontetradic · mixed
Vaporwavetetradic · mixed

THE COLOR SHEET / POSTCARD

Send a little colour.

THE PICTURE SIDE

Just for this postcard. Your saved memory stays as you wrote it.