10 elegant burgundy wedding color palettes (with hex codes)
Burgundy paired with ivory, blush, champagne, sage, dusty blue, gold, mauve, terracotta, beige and black: 10 romantic wedding palettes with hex codes.
Burgundy is the most romantic of the deep wedding colors. It looks rich in autumn and winter, glows by candlelight and pairs well with almost any neutral or soft accent. Here are ten burgundy palettes with hex codes you can share with your florist, stationer and planner.
The burgundy we use: Burgundy #6D1A2A. Use it as your accent (about 10–30% of your décor) and let the lighter colors carry the rest, so the room still feels warm rather than dark.
1. Burgundy and ivory
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Ivory #F6F1E5 · Cream #F4ECDC · Sage #A3AD8F
The classic pairing: elegant, timeless and easy to style.
- Flowers: ivory roses with a few deep burgundy blooms and soft greenery.
- Tables: ivory linens, burgundy napkins and gold cutlery.
2. Burgundy and blush pink
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Blush pink #E9B8B5 · Blush #F2D4D0 · Cream #F4ECDC
Romantic and soft, with just enough depth. Lovely for autumn ballroom weddings.
- Flowers: blush garden roses with burgundy dahlias.
- Bridesmaids: blush dresses with burgundy bouquets.
3. Burgundy and champagne
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Champagne #E9D8B9 · Gold #C9A25B · Ivory #F6F1E5
Luxurious and glowing. Perfect for evening receptions with lots of candles.
- Tables: champagne linens, gold chargers and burgundy velvet runners.
- Details: champagne satin bridesmaid dresses.
4. Burgundy and sage green
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Sage #A3AD8F · Olive #5E6B3E · Cream #F4ECDC
Earthy and natural. A beautiful choice for garden, vineyard and rustic weddings.
- Flowers: burgundy blooms with plenty of eucalyptus and olive branches.
- Tables: wooden tables, sage napkins and greenery runners.
5. Burgundy and dusty blue
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Dusty blue #8FA5BE · Sky blue #B9CCE0 · Ivory #F6F1E5
An unexpected contrast that feels fresh. Great for winter weddings.
- Tables: dusty blue napkins and glassware with burgundy florals.
- Bridesmaids: dusty blue dresses with deep red bouquets.
6. Burgundy and gold
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Gold #C9A25B · Antique gold #B08D57 · Cream #F4ECDC
Rich and regal. Ideal for formal and holiday-season weddings.
- Tables: gold candlesticks, gold-rimmed glasses and burgundy runners.
- Stationery: cream invitations with gold foil.
7. Burgundy and mauve
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Mauve #B07A85 · Dusty rose #D69B9B · Blush #F2D4D0
A soft, layered palette that moves from deep wine to pale pink.
- Flowers: mauve and dusty rose blooms with burgundy accents.
- Bridesmaids: mixed shades from mauve to blush.
8. Burgundy and terracotta
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Terracotta #B9603F · Clay #CF8D6E · Cream #F4ECDC
Warm and autumnal. Made for fall, desert and boho weddings.
- Flowers: burnt-orange roses, burgundy dahlias and dried grasses.
- Tables: terracotta pots and rust napkins.
9. Burgundy and beige
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Beige #DCC7A6 · Sand #D2B48C · Ivory #F6F1E5
Understated and modern. Works for minimalist and neutral-toned venues.
- Tables: natural linen, beige napkins and a single burgundy bloom per setting.
- Details: sand-colored suits for the groomsmen.
10. Burgundy and black
Burgundy #6D1A2A · Black #1C1C1C · Charcoal #3A3A3A · Cream #F4ECDC
Dramatic, moody and black-tie. Perfect for city venues and evening weddings.
- Tables: black chargers, tall candles and burgundy roses.
- Dress code: black tie, with burgundy accents in bouquets and ties.
Tips for a burgundy wedding
- Balance it with light colors. Too much burgundy can feel heavy, so pair it with ivory, champagne or blush.
- Use texture. Velvet, satin and candlelight make burgundy look richer.
- Think about the season. Burgundy shines from October to February.
Looking for more color ideas? See our 10 elegant wedding color palettes and 10 terracotta wedding color palettes.
