Champagne & Ivory
Warm champagne with soft ivory — a monochrome palette that feels luxurious and bridal.
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An all-neutral palette is harder to pull off than it looks, and champagne + ivory is the version that works every time. The slight gold undertone keeps it warm instead of stark.
Ideal for couples who want the focus on texture and silhouette rather than color — beaded linens, sequined runners, taper candles in mixed metals.
Best for ballrooms, estate weddings, and any space where you want the room to glow.
How to style it
Flowers
- Ivory garden roses
- White hydrangea
- Cream peonies
- Champagne dahlias
- White lisianthus
Best for
- Estate weddings
- Ballrooms
- Black-tie optional
Attire
Champagne bridesmaid dresses in satin or sequin; groomsmen in tan, ivory, or charcoal suits.
Stationery
Ivory cardstock with champagne foil monogram and pearl envelope liners.
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