The American SetA Four-Color Palette, Chosen for Meaning
A couple who spent a decade getting to their wedding day settled on a garden setting and a tight palette of four shades: pink, ivory, a soft nude, and sage green. Each hue was picked for what it stood for rather than for what was in season, with pink standing in for love. For a bride planning here, the lesson is the restraint. Four coordinated tones give a florist, a stationer, and a tabletop rental house one brief to work from, which is cheaper and cleaner than a palette that keeps growing.
With reporting from Style Me Pretty.