What's your wedding style?
Pick a few pictures and get a named style, five wedding colours, the flowers in season and a board to show your florist. About a minute, no account.
What's your wedding style?
Pick a few pictures you like and we will name your style and give you five colours to start from. About a minute, no account, and nothing is sent anywhere.
When are you getting married?
A season is enough. It chooses the flowers and the shades.
Start from something you already love (optional)
A photo of a venue, a dress, a ring or a flower. It is read on your device and never uploaded.
We never ask about suppliers, budget, guests or where you live.
About the flowers and the names
- The colour names are ours, each given with its plain hex code.
- Flowers in season are a guide written for this page and checked by hand.
The eight styles the quiz can give
Every result is one of these eight, or "Natural and simple" if you would rather have no theme. Each has a palette for every season, so the result fits the time of year you are marrying.
Garden romantic
Soft blooms, trailing greenery and light that feels like late afternoon. Loose, overflowing flowers, pale linens and a table that looks as if it was picked that morning. Soft pinks and creams with real greenery, a little pale gold, and nothing too sharp.
- Garden roses and peonies
- Cream linen and lace
- Trailing greenery down a long table
- Handwritten place cards
- Pale gold cutlery
Peony Garden (spring)
- Peony#E7A4B0
- Lavender Field#B9A5D0
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Sage Leaf#9CAF88
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Rose Arbour (summer)
- Dusty Rose#D4A5A5
- Raspberry Fool#B8456B
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Fern#5E8C4A
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Late Roses (autumn)
- Antique Rose#B9777F
- Marigold#E6A92C
- Clotted Cream#F7E9C2
- Olive Grove#7C7F45
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Frosted Garden (winter)
- Soft Mauve#B58A99
- Ice Blue#DCE8EE
- Snowfall#FFFFFF
- Eucalyptus#86A397
- Cool Silver#B7BBC0
Modern minimal
Clean lines, a few good things and plenty of space. Very few flowers, chosen carefully. Plain white or stone linen, strong simple shapes, and one muted accent. Everything has room around it, so the setting does the talking.
- A single stem in a clear vase
- Stone and white linen
- Thick uncoated paper
- Black or brushed-metal details
- Plenty of empty space
Clean Air (spring)
- Sky Wash#BFD6E6
- Sage Leaf#9CAF88
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Eucalyptus#86A397
- Cool Silver#B7BBC0
White Space (summer)
- Snowfall#FFFFFF
- Sea Glass#A9CFC7
- Chalk#E8EAE6
- Lichen#B3C2A4
- Pewter#8A8D90
Quiet Stone (autumn)
- Warm Stone#C2B9AA
- Terracotta#C4704F
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Juniper#4F6F66
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Ink and Paper (winter)
- Ink#1D2026
- Dusty Blue#8FA9BE
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Pine Needle#2F5240
- Cool Silver#B7BBC0
Rustic barn
Timber, wildflowers and a long table full of people. Old wood, bunches of wildflowers in jugs, hessian and linen. Warm, relaxed and a little untidy on purpose. The colours come from the fields and the barn itself.
- Wildflowers in jugs
- Reclaimed wood tables
- Linen runners and twine
- Lanterns and candles in jars
- Chalkboard signs
Meadow Morning (spring)
- Butter#F4E3A1
- Sky Wash#BFD6E6
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Moss#8EA23C
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Haybale Sunday (summer)
- Honey#D9A441
- Cornflower#7A9CD0
- Parchment#F2E7CF
- Fern#5E8C4A
- Burnished Bronze#8C6A43
Harvest Table (autumn)
- Burnt Orange#C25E2E
- Mustard Seed#C9A227
- Linen#DDD3C1
- Olive Grove#7C7F45
- Burnished Bronze#8C6A43
Woodstove (winter)
- Brick#A5483A
- Mocha#7B5A48
- Bone#CECFC2
- Pine Needle#2F5240
- Antique Gold#A8873F
Classic elegance
Ivory, deep blue and gold, in a room made for a long evening. Tall candles, crisp white linen, formal florals and a restrained gold. Nothing trendy: the aim is a day that looks right in photographs for decades.
- White roses and hydrangea
- Crisp ivory linen
- Tall candles
- Navy and gold stationery
- Gold-rimmed glassware
Morning Room (spring)
- Hydrangea#9DB4D6
- Blush Petal#F2D4D0
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Lichen#B3C2A4
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Garden Party (summer)
- Harbour Blue#3E5C7A
- Blush Beige#E5C9BC
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Ivy#3F6B45
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Library Evening (autumn)
- Navy Night#1F2F4D
- Claret#7A1F33
- Clotted Cream#F7E9C2
- Bottle Glass#2C5A47
- Antique Gold#A8873F
Ballroom (winter)
- Midnight#162036
- Garnet#8E2A3A
- Snowfall#FFFFFF
- Forest Floor#253D2C
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Coastal calm
Sea glass, sand and a table that smells of salt air. Washed blues and greens, pale driftwood and loose, breezy flowers. It works by the sea and a long way from it: the feeling is light, open and unhurried.
- Sea holly and grasses
- Washed linen
- Driftwood and shells
- Glass bottles and candles
- Sandy, pale paper
Salt Air (spring)
- Sea Glass#A9CFC7
- Peach Sorbet#F7C5A8
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Eucalyptus#86A397
- Rose Gold#C99A8B
Low Tide (summer)
- Dusty Blue#8FA9BE
- Coral Reef#EB7B6A
- Dune Sand#CDBEA3
- Seagrass#6E8F72
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Grey Harbour (autumn)
- Fog Blue#A9B8C5
- Terracotta#C4704F
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Juniper#4F6F66
- Pewter#8A8D90
Winter Shore (winter)
- Harbour Blue#3E5C7A
- Ice Blue#DCE8EE
- Morning Mist#DADDDD
- Juniper#4F6F66
- Cool Silver#B7BBC0
Moody evening
Candlelight, dark florals and deep, rich colour. Dark linens, velvet, a lot of candles and flowers in wine and plum. Best for an evening wedding in a room with some history. Dramatic but never cold.
- Dark dahlias and ranunculus
- Velvet and dark linen
- Clusters of taper candles
- Deep wine glassware
- Black or gold calligraphy
Late Blossom (spring)
- Mulberry#7A3B63
- Cherry Blossom#F8B8CB
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Bay Leaf#52614A
- Rose Gold#C99A8B
Dusk Garden (summer)
- Aubergine#3F2A44
- Raspberry Fool#B8456B
- Mushroom#85796C
- Forest Floor#253D2C
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Candlelight (autumn)
- Claret#7A1F33
- Burnt Orange#C25E2E
- Cocoa#6B5444
- Forest Floor#253D2C
- Antique Gold#A8873F
Velvet Night (winter)
- Merlot#4B1D2F
- Soft Mauve#B58A99
- Charcoal#3A3D40
- Pine Needle#2F5240
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Boho wildflower
Dried grasses, warm clay colours and flowers that look as if they grew there. Pampas and dried flowers beside fresh wildflowers, terracotta and sun-baked tones, woven textures and mismatched ceramics. Relaxed, personal and outdoors in spirit.
- Pampas and dried grasses
- Terracotta and clay
- Woven and macramé textures
- Mismatched ceramics
- Hand-torn paper
Wild Posy (spring)
- Lavender Field#B9A5D0
- Lemon Curd#F0DB6A
- Parchment#F2E7CF
- Moss#8EA23C
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Sunbaked (summer)
- Terracotta#C4704F
- Marigold#E6A92C
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Artichoke#8A9A6B
- Soft Brass#B8975A
Dried Grasses (autumn)
- Rust#A9502A
- Saffron#C98B1D
- Almond#DFC4A0
- Olive Grove#7C7F45
- Burnished Bronze#8C6A43
Pampas (winter)
- Mocha#7B5A48
- Dusty Rose#D4A5A5
- Oat Milk#E6DAC6
- Juniper#4F6F66
- Brushed Copper#B2694A
Vintage glamour
Velvet, brass and a little sparkle, with a nod to another era. Dusty pinks and jewel tones, gold and brass, beaded and satin details. It borrows from the 1920s to the 1950s without turning into a costume.
- Roses and ranunculus in low bowls
- Velvet and satin
- Brass candlesticks
- Art-deco stationery
- Coupe glasses
Powder Room (spring)
- Rosewater#EDC5C5
- Thistle#C3AFC9
- Clotted Cream#F7E9C2
- Lichen#B3C2A4
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Gatsby Garden (summer)
- Dusty Teal#5F8F8B
- Blush Petal#F2D4D0
- Clotted Cream#F7E9C2
- Seagrass#6E8F72
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
Velvet and Brass (autumn)
- Pomegranate#9C2F3F
- Honey#D9A441
- Parchment#F2E7CF
- Bay Leaf#52614A
- Soft Brass#B8975A
After Dark (winter)
- Garnet#8E2A3A
- Rosewater#EDC5C5
- Cloud#F5F3EF
- Forest Floor#253D2C
- Pale Gold#CDB27A
How to make a wedding mood board
Start with one thing you love. A season, a colour, a photo of the venue or a dress, or nothing yet.
Pick a few pictures. Three short rounds of pictures. Choose two to four in each, and the quiz names your style.
Check your five colours. A main colour, an accent, a neutral, greenery and a metal, each with our name and a hex code.
Change what you like. Lock the colours you love, shuffle the rest, and make any of them lighter or darker.
Build the board. Your style, colours, flowers in season and the pictures you picked, on one page. Download it as an image or a PDF to show a florist or stationer.
A board does not need a hundred photos. Five colours, a handful of pictures and the flowers in season are enough for a florist or a stationer to start from. Add real samples of fabric and paper before you buy: colours look different on every screen.
Frequently asked questions
- How does the wedding style quiz work?
- You pick a season, then choose a few pictures in three short rounds. Each round leans on what you picked in the last. You get a two-word style, five named colours and a board. It takes about a minute.
- Is the quiz free, and do I need an account?
- It is free and needs no account. Your picks are saved in your browser. Create a free account and your palettes are kept with your wedding and shared with your partner.
- Can my partner take it too?
- Yes. Copy the link for your partner. They take the quiz on their own phone, and you both see what you agree on, plus a blend of the two palettes. Neither of you wins.
- Can I make a colour scheme from a photo?
- Yes. Choose Start from a photo, and we read the colours on your device. The photo is never uploaded.
- What if we do not want a theme?
- Choose No theme at all. Natural and simple, with whites, greens and natural wood, is a real answer.
- Will you show me suppliers or adverts?
- No. We never ask about suppliers, budget, guests or where you live, and there are no adverts or featured listings.
- Will the colours look the same on paper?
- Not exactly. Colours look different on every screen. Check real samples of fabric, paper and flowers before you buy, and send your florist the hex codes as a guide only.
- Does the palette carry on to my invitations and RSVP page?
- Mark a palette as ours and it is saved with your wedding. We are working on using it for your stationery and RSVP page.
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- Wedding ChecklistEnter your date and see every step in order, from the venue to giving notice at the register office. Tick things off, add your own, print it.
- Order of the DayPick your ceremony time and get a full day, from getting ready to the carriages. See golden hour at your venue, add travel, share it with suppliers.