Palettes for the Gregorian New Year: midnight parties, champagne golds, fireworks and calm fresh starts. Other new years, such as Lunar New Year, have their own collections.
Featured Champagne Toast
#FFF8E7 #F3E5AB #D4AF37 #8B6914 #1C1C1C
Champagne bubbles from pale fizz to gold, with black for formal type.
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Fireworks
#0B0C2A #FF3366 #FFD23F #2EC4B6 #E0E1FF
Pink, gold and aqua bursts over a night sky.
Midnight Celebration
#0E1A2B #22385E #C7A24B #E9E4D8 #8C1C2C
Midnight and navy lit by brass gold, with a deep wine accent and a soft parchment. For late parties, menus and gift labels.
Silver and Glitter
#111111 #3A3F4B #8E93A3 #E5E7EB #D8B4E2
Silver and graphite on black with a lilac shimmer.
Countdown
#000000 #FFFFFF #E50914 #F5C518
Black and white with a red and gold for the numbers.
Disco Ball
#2D0B5A #7C3AED #EC4899 #F59E0B #C0C0C0
Violet and pink lights, amber and a mirrorball silver.
Fresh Start
#FFFFFF #E8F6EF #B8E0D2 #F7D488 #2C3E50
Clean white and mint with a sunny gold: a calm new-year palette.
New Dawn
#FFF1E6 #FFD3B4 #FFAAA6 #FF8C94 #5C6B8A
First light of the year: peach to coral with a dawn blue.
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Invitations
Gold on black or navy looks festive; keep small text white or cream.
Social posts
Fireworks colours glow on dark backgrounds.
Dates
| Date | Where or which tradition | Calendar | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January (celebrations on the evening of 31 December) | Countries using the Gregorian calendar | Gregorian | 2027 | Wikipedia |
Dates differ between countries and traditions; check local calendars. The palettes work any time of year.
Sources
- Wikipedia: New Year’s Day. New Year’s Day is 1 January in the Gregorian calendar. Checked 2026-10-25.
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