Spring Color Palettes
Spring palettes are light and fresh: blossom pinks, new-leaf greens and soft yellows, usually with plenty of white. They suit spring campaigns, Easter and garden weddings, and any brand that wants to feel new.
The palettes
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Cherry Blossom
Blossom pinks with a hint of new leaves.
- Forest#2F6D5BSilver#7FC8A9Mist#C8ECD9Snow#F2FBF6Peach#F6C177
Fresh Mint
Cool mint with a warm apricot accent.
- Olive#5C6B2ELemon#F2C94CBeige#FAE29ASnow#FFF8E1Periwinkle#A3C4E8
Daffodil
Sunny yellows and a clear spring sky.
- Slate#5B4B8APeriwinkle#A99BD6Stone#DCD3F2Snow#F7F4FDSand#F4B6C2
Lilac Morning
Lilac and pink for soft, dreamy designs.
- Forest#3F6B4ACoral#F28C8CBeige#FFD1A9Snow#FFF6ECSilver#9CC5A1
Garden Party
Coral and peach among garden greens.
- Charcoal#3C5A73Periwinkle#8FB3CFMist#CFE1EESnow#F2F7FBSage#C9D8A7
Spring Rain
Rain-washed blues with a fresh green.
How to use these palettes
- Pair one soft color with a fresh green to feel like spring rather than generic pastel.
- Spring palettes are pale, so add one deeper color for text and buttons.
- Use white generously; it reads as light and air.
See It in Use
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