Valentine’s Day palettes for cards, menus, social posts and gifts. Pinks and reds are here, along with wine and gold, lavender, coral and bright friendship colours.
Featured Rose and Berry
#FCE4EC #F48FB1 #D81B60 #880E4F #3E0A23
Blush, rose and a vivid berry pink deepening to burgundy and almost-black wine. The classic romantic range with strong contrast at the dark end.
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Soft Romance
#FFF5F3 #F9D5D3 #EBA9A8 #C97B84 #8E4B5A
Powder pinks and dusty rose that warm towards mauve. Gentle enough for wedding-style stationery and letters.
Bold Valentine
#FF1744 #FF80AB #FFFFFF #1A1A2E
A hot red, bubblegum pink, white and a near-black navy. Four colours with real punch for posters and social graphics.
Red Wine and Gold
#4A0D1E #8C1C3A #C59B5F #F6EBDD
Merlot and claret with a soft gold and champagne cream. For dinner menus, restaurant offers and elegant invitations.
Galentine Brights
#FF6FB5 #FFB3D9 #FFD166 #06D6A0 #7F5AF0
Pink, candy pink, sunny yellow, mint and violet: a friendship palette that is more party than candlelight.
Lavender Love
#F3EEFB #D8C8F2 #A98BD9 #FF7AA2 #4C3A75
Lavender tints with one warm pink and a deep violet for type. Romantic without leaning on red.
Coral Crush
#FFEDE8 #FFB4A2 #FF6F61 #C2185B #2D2A32
Peach, coral and a magenta-red with a charcoal anchor. Warmer and more modern than pink-and-red.
Love Letter
#FBF7F0 #E9D8C4 #B3415A #2E2A33
Writing paper, envelope kraft, sealing-wax rose and ink. A small, quiet palette for notes and stationery.
Peach and Plum
#FFE5D4 #FFB997 #F67E7D #843B62 #0B032D
Peach, apricot and salmon falling into plum and a deep night purple, like a sunset seen from indoors.
Cherry Pop
#E71D36 #FF9F1C #FDFFFC #2EC4B6 #011627
Cherry red with tangerine, a crisp white, turquoise and dark navy. Valentine colours with an energetic, sporty edge.
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Cards and letters
Soft palettes suit handwritten notes; keep text in the darkest colour so it stays readable.
Restaurant and shop promotions
Red Wine and Gold and Bold Valentine give a strong, legible poster. Use white space generously.
Friendship celebrations
Galentine Brights and Lavender Love move away from red for parties with friends.
Dates
| Date | Where or which tradition | Calendar | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 February | Observed in many countries; not a public holiday in most | Gregorian | 2027 | Wikipedia |
Dates differ between countries and traditions; check local calendars. The palettes work any time of year.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Valentine’s Day. Date of 14 February. Checked 2026-10-25.
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