18 Teal Blue Wedding Color Palette & Theme Ideas 2024

The color teal has long been associated with the sea, but few are aware that it also pairs well with other colors. Teal is a great alternative to traditional wedding colors like red and white. It’s considered an unconventional choice because it’s a color that doesn’t often get used at weddings, but it works in a tasteful manner when combined properly with other colors. In fact, one of the reasons I prefer using teal blue as my wedding color palette is because of how easily it pairs with other shades.

So if you’re thinking about incorporating teal into your wedding design scheme? Then let’s take a look at some ideas for how this interesting shade can work for you!

Teal Aqua + Coral

If you’re looking for a color palette that’s on trend, but not too bold, this combination is perfect. Use coral-colored flowers like roses, peonies or dahlias in the centerpieces or bouquets. Opt for coral bridesmaid dresses with teal aqua bouquets or teal aqua bridesmaid dresses with coral bouquets. Incorporate coral-colored tablecloths, napkins or chair covers with teal aqua table runners, chargers or centerpieces.

Teal + Rust Orange

If you’re looking for a teal wedding color palette that’s a bit more bold, consider pairing teal with rust orange. The combination of these two colors is both striking and elegant, but also easy to pull off if you have the right elements in place.

Here are some ideas for incorporating rust orange flowers like marigolds, zinnias or poppies into your centerpieces or bouquets:

• Use rust orange bridesmaid dresses with teal bouquets or teal bridesmaid dresses with rust orange bouquets;
• Incorporate rust orange-colored tablecloths, napkins or chair covers with teal table runners, chargers or centerpieces;

Teal + Rust

If you’re looking to add a little bit of rust to your teal wedding palette, use it as an accent color. You can do this by choosing a rust-colored metallic candlestick or cutlery, incorporating a rust-colored wedding cake with teal accents or even adding some rustic touches like tablecloths and napkins at the reception table.

Rustic details are also perfect for decorating the ceremony site if you’re having an outdoor wedding because they will blend well with nature’s beauty! If you want to incorporate them into your ceremony venue as well as reception area (or vice versa), choose complementary shades that complement each other without clashing together too much–such as dark browns with bright oranges–and pair them up with other neutral hues like grayish blues and greens so everything blends seamlessly together while still maintaining its own unique character within itself.”

Teal + Tangerine

If you want to add some color to your wedding, consider using tangerine-colored flowers like tulips, roses or ranunculus in the centerpieces or bouquets. Opt for tangerine bridesmaid dresses with teal bouquets or teal bridesmaid dresses with tangerine bouquets. In addition to incorporating these hues into your wedding day decor, try this paint trick: Paint a room a teal blue color then add tangerine accents around the room (like pillows). Add flowers into the mix and voila! You have an instant springtime paradise on earth!

If you’re looking for ways to incorporate both teal blue and orange together without going overboard on one color over another then look no further than this idea below!

Teal + Gold

Teal and gold are a classic color combination that can be used throughout your wedding, from the invitations to the cake and even down to the napkins.

• Use gold accents like candlesticks, cutlery or napkin rings to elevate the teal color scheme.
• Choose a gold wedding cake with teal accents or a teal wedding cake with gold leaf detailing.
• Incorporate gold foil or lettering into the wedding invitations or signage

Dark Teal + Orange

Dark teal is a great way to incorporate an understated color into your wedding. You can use dark teal as an accent color, or you can make it stand out by pairing it with other bold hues like orange or gold. If you’re going for the latter look, pair your dark teal dress with an orange sash or bouquet that matches the hue of your bridesmaids’ dresses–or vice versa!

Dark Teal + Brown

The rich and earthy tones of dark teal make it a perfect complement to the earthy, natural feel of brown. Incorporate brown in the form of wooden elements such as centerpieces, table numbers or chairs. Consider using brown leather accents in the form of chairs or place settings.

Dark Teal + Wine

Dark teal and wine create a luxurious and sophisticated color palette that is perfect for a formal wedding. Use wine as an accent color in the form of flowers, candles or table linens. Incorporate dark teal and wine in the bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen’s suits to add some elegance to your big day.

Dark Teal + Rose

If you’re looking for a romantic and elegant look for your wedding, dark teal is the color for you. This deep shade of teal can be paired with rose to create an enchanting atmosphere that will make even the most stoic guests feel like they’re in some faraway land.

The combination of dark teal and rose creates a unique palette that will delight all of your guests–and yourself! Use roses in shades of pink and peach to complement the dark teal color. Rose gold can also be used as an accent color in table settings or bridal jewelry.

Teal + Mustard

Teal and mustard are a playful, bold color combination that’s perfect for a summer or fall wedding. Use mustard as an accent color in the form of flowers, napkins or table runners. Incorporate teal and mustard into the bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen’s ties.

Teal + Gold

If you’re looking to go bold, teal and gold is a perfect combination. Teal is a rich color that can be paired with gold or silver depending on the look you want to achieve. This color palette works well for both formal and informal weddings because it gives off an elegant vibe while still feeling fun and youthful.

If you’re having a more formal affair, use gold as an accent color in the form of table settings, centerpieces or bridal accessories (like jewelry). You can also incorporate teal into your bouquet with flowers like hydrangea or lavender. For groomsmen suits and bridesmaid dresses try pairing darker shades of teal with metallic hues like silver or bronze!

Teal + Peach

When you combine teal and peach, you get a soft and romantic color palette that’s perfect for spring or summer weddings. Peach can be incorporated into the wedding in many ways: as an accent color in flowers, candles and table linens; in bridesmaid dresses or groomsmen’s ties; or even as an element of the wedding cake!

Teal + Hot Pink

Teal and hot pink are a playful combination that’s perfect for a summer wedding. You can use hot pink as an accent color in the form of flowers, napkins and table runners. Incorporate teal and hot pink in the bridesmaid dresses or groomsmen ties as well!

Dark Teal + Black

Dark teal and black are a stunning combination that offers a unique spin on the traditional black and white wedding. Use dark teal as an accent color in the form of table settings, centerpieces, or bridal accessories–or incorporate it into your bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen’s suits. There’s no need to shy away from bolder shades when you’re trying to create an elegant look for your big day!

Teal + Burgundy

Teal and burgundy create a rich and sophisticated color palette that is perfect for a fall or winter wedding. The deep tones of burgundy create contrast with the teal, while both shades have earthy undertones that are perfect for cooler weather. This combination can be used in your wedding invitations, centerpieces, place cards and tablecloths togive your guests an elegant evening they won’t forget!

 

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