Yellow hues: How to incorporate the colour of the season into your wedding day.
Yellow hues: How to incorporate the colour of the season into your wedding day.
Yellow hues: How to incorporate the colour of the season into your wedding day.
Yellow hues: How to incorporate the colour of the season into your wedding day.

Yellow hues: How to incorporate the colour of the season into your wedding day.

Photo – Fern & Stone. Bridesmaid gowns – Shona Joy.

 

The ultimate spring shade, yellow, brings a fresh, airy feel while adding a touch of elevated contemporary sophistication. From buttery hues to lemon accents, deep sunflower undertones or touches of citrus, this shade is both ultra-versatile and chic.

We’ve come up with some of our favourite real wedding applications of this stunning hue, from bold, vibrant visions to accenting a monochrome palette.

Read on for yellow wedding mood board style inspiration and all the ways you can incorporate this shade into your dream day.

 

Bridesmaids.

One popular way to add a yellow infusion is through your bridesmaid’s gown. This vision is popular for a reason – it adds a fresh, modern feel and can add visual texture to a black and white palette, while keeping things timeless and elegant.

Photo – Nikola Janev. Bridesmaid gowns – Shona Joy.

 

Photo – Elsa Campbell. Bridesmaid gowns – Zimmerman.

 

Photo – Lost in Love. Bridesmaid gowns – Le Mon.

 

Photo – Elsa Campbell. Bridesmaid gowns – Billy J.

 

Citrus accents.

Add a Mediterranean summer feel to your dream day with a citrus infusion. Accents of bright yellow or mellow tangerine uplifts a tablescape, while fruit or produce brings textural vibrance and a sense of realism to your styling vision.

Photo – Wild Romantic.

 

Photo – Elsa Campbell

 

Photo – Katie Harmsworth. Styling – Weddings of Desire.

 

Decor elements.

Whether it be candles, vases, linen or tableware, lemon decor detail give a sweet elevation to any tablescape. Combine with other pastels for a fresh spring feel, or use as an elegant juxtaposition to an otherwise monochromatic styling palette.

Photo – Fern & Stone.

 

Photo – Jackson Grant.

 

Photo – Fern & Stone. Florals – Wild Flos.

Add a yellow bow to tick two perfectly on-point trend boxes with one darling detail.

 

Florals.

Yes, it’s obvious – but we love a buttery lemon floral moment. Whether it’s a highlight hue among other sweet shades or a standalone monotone bouquet, yellow brings any floral arrangement into the now, giving contemporary chic, whether combined with classic blooms or modern textures.

Photo – Fern & Stone. Florals- Wild Flos.

 

Photo – Meg Read. Florals – Moss Industry.

 

Photo – The Berhardts. Florals – Mary Norma Botanicals.

 

Photo – Nikola Janev. Florals – Amalfi Floral Design.

 

Photo – Jackson Grant.

 

Photo – Meg Read. Florals – Moss Industry.

 

Photo – Smith & Archer. Florals – Peony & Weasel Flower Co.

 

Photo – Finder Seeker. Florals – local market.

 

Photo – Fern & Stone. Florals – Val Kretchet.

 

Mismatched pastels.

A perfectly now, gorgeously spring realisation of a yellow shade addition to wedding days is the soft blend of dreamy pastels. From bridesmaid gown to tonal bouquets, this is a fresh take on the mismatched bridesmaid gown trend that we love.

Photo – Tess Follett. Florals – Prunella.

 

Photo – The Berhardts. Florals – Mary Norma Botanicals.

 

Photo – Katie Harmsworth. Florals – Wild Flos.

 

For more yellow-hued inspiration, check out our real weddings sorted by colour palette, or chat with one of our incredible florists or stylists for on-point style application.

 

Photo – Fern & Stone.




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