Top 12 Summer June Wedding Colors for 2023

June is the most popular month to marry, and still very common. Why? The goddess Juno (for whom June is named) was the protector of women in all aspects of life, but especially in marriage and childbearing, so a wedding in Juno’s month was considered the most auspicious.

Of course, it’s usually a beautiful month of the year as the world turns green and flowers bloom. The weather tends to be lovely, schools are out, and hurricane season hasn’t swung into action yet. It was thought that couples who married in June would be blessed with prosperity and happiness. Here are 12 beautiful June wedding color ideas for whenever you and your boo make it officially official.

Yellow + Green

Yellow and green are both bright, happy colors. If your wedding has a tropical theme, this is the color combination for you!

Yellow is also the perfect complement to pinks and purples, so if you’re having an all-pink or all-purple wedding, yellow can be used as an accent color throughout your decorating scheme.

Teal + Gold

If you’re looking to tie the knot this summer, don’t be afraid to pair teal and gold. Both are popular wedding colors, so they’re bound to complement each other beautifully.

You can think of this combo as the classic navy + gold combo on steroids—the navy is still there in the form of darker blues, black and white (if you decide against a full-on teal dress) but it’s been given an interesting twist with its use alongside bright shades like yellow and orange.

Raspberry + Blue

Blue and raspberry are a classic wedding color combo. The two hues can be paired together in a variety of ways, from a soft pastel shade to bold tones. You can even go with a monochromatic look by choosing varying shades of one or the other color!

Ice Blue + Fuchsia

Ice Blue and Fuchsia are a perfect color combination for a June wedding. The dark blue of the Ice Blue complements the pink tones of Fuchsia quite nicely, and they can be used to create many different looks depending on how much you mix them. Use Ice Blue as an accent color or as your main background, but don’t forget about Fuchsia! You’ll get lots of compliments from guests on how beautiful it looks with the furniture at your venue and other decorations you may have chosen for your big day.

Yellow + Dusty Blue

Yellow and dusty blue is a color combination that has been popular in fashion for the past few years. This classic combination is known as “yellow ochre” or “Dijon mustard”. It’s a great choice if you’re looking to add some color to your wedding day, but not make it too loud or colorful. Instead of choosing yellow as an accent color, why not pair it with another tone? Here’s how:

First, choose one or two shades of blue in your palette. Then select three or four different shades of yellow (white works well too). You can even go bolder by pairing yellow with red instead of blue!

Blush + Peach

Blush is a soft pink shade, and peach is a muted orange. These two colors work together to create a romantic mood for your big day. Peach is often associated with spring, which means it’s perfect for an early summer wedding. You can add some blush to your wedding bouquet to give it some additional depth and dimension without overwhelming the other colors in your arrangement.

Dusty Blue + Blush + Burgundy

A color wheel is a handy tool for choosing wedding colors. If you want to use dusty blue as one of your main wedding colors, pair it with blush and burgundy. Dusty blue and blush can be used in the same way that cool and warm tones are used in interior design. That means that you could use dusty blue as an accent color on your wedding invitations or choose a blush dress for yourself or another member of the bridal party. Burgundy shirts would also make a great addition to this palette if you’re going for an elegant look!

Light Pink + Gold

Ice Blue + Navy

Peach + Coral

Turquoise + Pink

Aqua

So, there you have it! A brief look into the world of wedding colors. If you’re looking for inspiration for your own wedding, these are some great starting points. But remember: there is no wrong answer when it comes to choosing colors! You can go with what feels right or matches your style—and if you ever get stuck on whether or not that dusty blue looks good on blush… just go ahead and try it out! We hope this guide has helped give you some ideas about which colors might be right for your big day.