The 2027 Wedding Flower Colours We're Loving (and the Blooms Behind Them)

Choosing your wedding flower colours is one of the most fun decisions you'll make. Your bouquet shows up in nearly every photo, so its colours set the mood for the whole day, from the first look to the last dance.

This year, couples are moving away from all-white everything and leaning into colour with feeling: warm neutrals, dreamy purples, moody jewel tones, and soft, glowing pinks. Here are the five wedding colour palettes we're loving for 2027, and the flowers we use to bring each one to life in our Amour Collection.

1. Pétillante: Champagne & Blush

Champagne and blush is a classic for a reason, and in 2027 it's getting a warmer, richer update. Think of the soft glow of a champagne toast at golden hour.

What's in the bouquet: champagne roses, blush garden roses, cream spray roses, blush lisianthus, and silvery eucalyptus.

Perfect for: spring and summer weddings, garden ceremonies, and anyone who wants soft, romantic, and timeless.

Image alt text: Champagne and blush bridal bouquet with garden roses and eucalyptus

2. Violette: Wisteria & Violet

Purple is having a real moment. Soft wisteria and violet tones are showing up everywhere this year, from flowers to cakes to linens. It's dreamy, a little unexpected, and so pretty in photos.

What's in the bouquet: lavender roses, purple lisianthus, lilac stock, soft delphinium, ivory accents, and silvery greens.

Perfect for: spring weddings, whimsical garden parties, and couples who want colour without going bold.

Image alt text: Wisteria and violet bridal bouquet with lavender roses and lisianthus

3. Olivier: Ivory & Botanical Green

Green is no longer just the backdrop. Botanical olive and fresh fern tones are stepping forward, paired with clean ivory blooms for a look that feels earthy, fresh, and effortlessly elegant.

What's in the bouquet: white roses, ivory lisianthus, green button mums, olive branches, ruscus, and fern.

Perfect for: outdoor ceremonies, farm and garden venues, and couples who love a natural, greenery-forward look.

Image alt text: Ivory and green bridal bouquet with white roses, olive branches, and fern

4. Café Crème: Mocha & Warm Cream

Beige is out and warm, coffee-toned neutrals are in. Mocha, toffee, and cream feel modern and sophisticated, and they look beautiful against ivory gowns and warm-toned suits.

What's in the bouquet: toffee and cappuccino roses, cream spray roses, ivory lisianthus, soft dried grasses, and seeded eucalyptus.

Perfect for: fall weddings, city celebrations, and anyone who wants neutral without being plain.

Image alt text: Mocha and cream bridal bouquet with toffee roses and dried grasses

5. Bordeaux: Burgundy, Mulberry & Plum

Deep, moody tones are moving from little accents to the star of the show. Burgundy, mulberry, and plum feel rich and romantic, especially at evening receptions and fall or winter weddings.

What's in the bouquet: burgundy roses, plum lisianthus, mulberry carnations, deep spray roses, and dark, lush greenery.

Perfect for: fall and winter weddings, candlelit receptions, and couples who love drama and depth.

Image alt text: Burgundy and plum bridal bouquet with deep roses and dark greenery

Dreaming of a Different Colour?

Peony pink, tropical orange, dusty blue and amber, or something entirely your own: some of 2027's biggest colour trends are perfect for a custom palette. Choose Sur Mesure on any Amour Collection piece, tell us your colours or share a photo you love, and we'll design your flowers to match.

How to Choose Your Wedding Flower Colours

Still deciding? These tips make it easier:

  • Start with your season. Soft pastels shine in spring and summer, while warm neutrals and deep jewel tones feel right in fall and winter.

  • Look at your venue. A garden venue loves greenery, while a historic hall or city loft can carry richer colours.

  • Think about your attire. Your bouquet should flatter your dress and coordinate with your wedding party's outfits, not match them exactly.

  • Pick one hero colour. One main colour with one or two supporting tones always looks more polished than five colours competing.

  • Consider your photos. Soft, warm colours glow in natural light, and deep tones look stunning against light backdrops.

Order Your Wedding Flowers in Your Colours

Every piece in our Amour Collection, from the bridal bouquet to bridesmaid bouquets and boutonnieres, is available in all five colour stories, or in a custom palette made just for you. Each one is hand-tied in Ottawa and ready the day before your wedding.

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