It’s nothing new that I am obsessed with this year’s Pantone’s spring colors, whether showcased throughout a wedding or in the appliances of a bohemian farmhouse kitchen. This year’s colors take us to a happy place, where sunshine reigns. They are classic and natural, yet exude excitement and cheeriness, just like spring flowers do! Come springtime, there is nothing I look forward to more than the arrival of the season’s blooms; all its beautiful colors, textures, and scents.Spring blooms are such a great way to enhance your decor. They’re one of the focal points at a wedding, you can use them in simple centerpiece on the dining table, brighten up your desk, or simply placed around the house for a little seasonal touch. The best thing about spring flowers are all the colors to choose from!
To help you find your new favorite flowers, FTD created a spring flower and Pantone color pairing guide. It’s inspired by the spring 2016 Pantone color palette, which builds off the Pantone colors of the year — Rose Quartz and Serenity. This color palette blends soft and vivid colors creating a contrasting, yet balanced group. If you’re a fan of bright colors like Snorkel Blue, try adding delphinium, morning glory, or primrose to your decor. If you prefer softer colors, light pink peonies, camellias, or dogwood might be most fitting for you.
Which one of these blooms is your favorite? I really can’t decide, they’re all just beautiful, but I’ll always be a sucker for a pale pink peony…
- Blush Peonies
- Roses
- Cherry Blossoms
- Dogwood
- Tulips
- Calla Lilies
- Ranunculus
- Astilbe
- Clematis
- Dahlia
- Scabiosa
- Orchid
- Roses
- Dahlias
- Tulips
- Ranunculus
- Amaryllis
- Anthurium
- Carnation
- Lily
- Light Blue Hydrangea
- Muscari
- Blue Nigella
- Delphinium
- Sweet Pea
- Tweedia
- Hyacinth
- Delphinium
- Lily of the Nile
- Cornflowers
- Blue Anemone
- Purplish Blue Veronica
- Baby Blue Eyes
- Dark Blue Hydrangea
- Forget-Me-Nots
- Iris
- Blue Thistle
- Daffodils
- Roses
- Tulips
- Freesia
- Ranunculus
- Dahlia
- Buttercups
- Poppies
- Mums
- Carnations
- Sunflowers
- Succulents
- Seafoam Daisies
- Roses
- Succulents
- Dusty Miller
- Lilac Hydrangea
- Wisteria
- Hyacinth
- Wisteria
- Lilacs
- Lavender Stock
- Silver Brunia Balls
- Dahlia
- Poppies
- Roses
- Tulips
- Zinnia
- Amaryllis
- Lily
- Daisy
- Anemone
- Carnation
- Roses
- Dahlia
- Baby’s Breath
- Petunia
- Wheat
- Bells of Ireland
- Green Viburnum
- Orchid
- Green Hearts Dioscorea
- Bright Chartreuse Coxcomb
- Green Trick Dianthus
- Spider Mums
- Goddess Calla Lily
- Carnation
- Chrysanthemum
- Bupleurum
[…] Well, if you’re not current with the design world, then I guess you may not be aware that this year’s colors declared by Pantone, are Rose Quartz and Serenity. So naturally wedding palettes have become more light and pretty, but these colors are also calming and elegant. These tones evoke a mood to your day, and not just a color scheme. They’re mostly seen in a monochromatic way, which I love. But weddings are not just pastels, statement rich accent colors are a big trend this year too. The best thing about all of Pantone’s choices for colors this year, there are so many beautiful flowers to match. […]