8 Must Have Winter February Wedding Colors for 2025

Brides, you know we love you. We have your back through all the wedding planning madness. And as such, we want to help make sure that your big day is a dream come true.

February weddings are among my very favorite to plan! From the dramatic wedding color palettes to the warm and welcoming drink options, February weddings can be everything from sweet to luxurious.

That’s why we’re excited to offer some advice for February weddings in this article. Read on for some tips about how to plan a winter wedding and what colors will work best with your theme!

Dusty Blue + Slate Grey + Brown

Dusty Blue is the perfect color for winter weddings. It’s a soft, muted shade of blue that exudes elegance and sophistication. It works well with other neutral tones like slate grey and brown, making it easy to mix and match different shades of these colors to create a unique look for your big day.

Black + Tangerine + Yellow

Black, tangerine and yellow are a classic color combination. This palette is perfect for a winter wedding because it’s modern and elegant without being overly trendy or edgy. The black is the ultimate in sophistication and will give your reception space some edge, while the tangerine adds warmth that complements both your guests’ skin tones as well as their spirits (especially if you’ve chosen this hue because it reminds you of your favorite fruit!). Yellow is full of sunshine and light–perfect for bringing out everyone’s inner glow!

Burgundy + Black + White

Burgundy, black and white are all classic colors that can be used in many ways. Burgundy is a timeless color that has been around for centuries and will always be in style. Black is also a timeless color that can be used in many ways. White is clean and elegant which makes it perfect for weddings or events where you want to add some pizzazz without being over powering.

Burgundy dresses are great for brides who want something different than the standard white dress but don’t want anything too flashy (especially if they’re worried about getting dirty). Black ties make great groomsmen gifts because they go with almost every other type of suit out there! If you’re having an outdoor winter wedding or event then ivory flowers are definitely worth considering because they’ll look beautiful against snow covered landscapes!

Champagne + Purple + Black

Champagne, purple and black are some of the most common colors for winter weddings. These three colors work well together because they are not too bright and can easily be matched with other shades. Champagne is a light beige color that can go with many other shades like pink or orange. Purple is a dark rich color that looks great with golds, yellows and greens. Black is also very popular during winter weddings because it’s such an elegant shade that matches well with any other color!

Emerald Green + Gold + Black

If you’re looking for a color that’s both rich and vibrant, emerald green is the way to go. This deep hue is perfect for winter weddings because it evokes feelings of warmth and comfort–and let’s be honest: what better feeling could there be than being cozy on your big day?

Green also makes for great bridesmaids’ dresses since it complements all skin tones so beautifully (even if you have a bride who thinks she can pull off wearing black). You can even use it as an accent color in flower arrangements or table decor if you want to add some extra flair!

Moroccan Blue + Grey + Greenery

When using these three colors together in your wedding, keep in mind that Moroccan blue is a moody hue that adds drama without being too harsh; grey is the perfect neutral base; greenery adds freshness and lightness while still feeling sophisticated.

Red + Grey + Navy Blue

Red is a bold, vibrant color that’s sure to grab attention. Navy blue is the perfect complementary color to red because it has a hint of grey and can help balance out the boldness of your wedding palette.

When using red in your winter February wedding colors, keep in mind that not all shades are created equal! If you’re concerned about making sure your guests can see each other across the room during dinner or dancing later on in the evening (because let’s be honest: there will probably be some dancing), try using a lighter shade like scarlet or cranberry instead of magenta or maroon. The former two hues are more muted than their counterparts–they’ll still make an impact without being overpowering!

Silver + Navy Blue + Brown

The most classic winter wedding color palette is silver, navy blue, and brown. These are your go-to colors for everything from the details of your wedding to the table settings. You can also use this trio in bouquets, bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen suits! The best part about using these three colors together? They’re great for people who love neutrals but don’t want their winter wonderland theme to look too dull or boring (and they’ll make any venue look like a dream).

We hope this list has given you some inspiration for your winter wedding colors. Remember, it’s not just about the colors–it’s also about how they work together and what they say about your personality as a couple. So if you really love one of these combinations but think something else might fit better with your theme (or dress!), try mixing it with another color from this list!

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