Blush, rose, wine, lilac and candlelit golds for weddings, stationery, dinners and soft interiors.
Featured Candlelight Dinner
#2D1E2F #6B2737 #C2847A #F2C6B4 #F7E7CE
Deep plum and wine with candlelit rose and cream.
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Blush and Champagne
#FBF3EE #F4D9CC #E8B4A0 #C9A66B #8C5E58
Blush, peach and champagne gold with a rosewood brown.
Rose Garden
#FADADD #E58C9A #B5495B #6A8D73 #F7F3E8
Petal pinks and a deep rose with leaf green on cream.
Paris Evening
#1F2041 #4B3F72 #CC5A71 #F5D0C5 #FFF8F0
Twilight navy and violet with a rose glow.
Soft Romance
#FFF5F3 #F9D5D3 #EBA9A8 #C97B84 #8E4B5A
Powder pinks and dusty rose that warm towards mauve. Gentle enough for wedding-style stationery and letters.
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.
Lavender Love
#F3EEFB #D8C8F2 #A98BD9 #FF7AA2 #4C3A75
Lavender tints with one warm pink and a deep violet for type. Romantic without leaning on red.
Lilac Letters
#F7F1FA #DCC9E8 #A57CC0 #6B4C7E #EADBC8
Lilac notepaper, violet ink and a parchment envelope.
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Ways to use these colours
Stationery
Use the palest colour for paper, the deepest for names and one rose tone for a motif.
Rooms
Blush and rose walls feel warm in bedrooms; balance them with wood and white linen.
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