The Spring Garden Palette to Note: Coral and Pink, Cut With Baby Blue and Soft Yellow

A garden wedding making the rounds this week built its full palette around vibrant pinks and corals, then added baby blue and soft yellow rather than leaning on greenery alone to soften it. That's a break from the usual blush-and-white garden default, and it changes the sourcing math: warm tones (coral, pink, yellow) and a cool one (baby blue) don't come from the same seasonal mix, so a florist working this combination is placing at least two separate orders, not one. For linens and tabletop, it also means picking a dominant among the four rather than splitting them evenly — four colors given equal weight tend to read as clutter on a 60-inch round. Worth keeping on file for any spring date already booked around a garden or courtyard venue.

With reporting from Style Me Pretty.