A near-black green pulled from shaded ivy leaves at dusk, steady and cool against the warmer tones around it.
Antique Altar Bronze
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rgb(122, 92, 52)
Weathered metal patina, the color of an old candle holder left outdoors through many ceremonies.
Sage Vow Green
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rgb(110, 122, 78)
A muted olive-sage that reads as foliage rather than lawn, quiet and a little dusty.
Dusted Rose Petal
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rgb(201, 138, 138)
A faded rose, closer to a pressed petal than a fresh bloom, warm without leaning sweet.
Candlelight Gold
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rgb(212, 168, 92)
The warm glow of beeswax candles at an evening ceremony, rich but not metallic.
Blush Veil
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rgb(234, 199, 186)
A pale peach-pink like tulle catching low sun, soft enough to sit behind darker text.
Ivory Aisle
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rgb(246, 238, 225)
An unbleached cream, the shade of linen runners laid across a garden aisle.
Garden Altar Glow pairs cool, shadowed greens with warm bronze and gold, then softens the whole arrangement with rose and cream. The greens read as living plant material rather than generic forest tones, while the metallics bring in the flicker of candlelight without leaning toward brass or gilt. Rose Petal and Blush Veil keep the warmth from feeling autumnal, pulling the mix back toward something bridal. Together the seven colors feel outdoors but formal—less meadow, more arranged arch.
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The range fits invitation suites, wedding websites, and floral studio branding where greens need to sit next to metallic accents without clashing. Sage Vow Green and Candlelight Gold work as a standalone duo for save-the-dates, while Vespers Ivy has enough contrast to carry body text on cream backgrounds. Rose Petal and Blush Veil give catering and event planners a softer accent pair for menus or place cards. Florists working with eucalyptus, ranunculus, or garden roses will find the greens already tuned to their stock.
Reserve Vespers Ivy and Antique Altar Bronze for typography and structural elements, since both hold contrast against Ivory Aisle. Sage Vow Green and Candlelight Gold make a good foil pair for icons or dividers, distinct enough to tell apart at a glance. Keep Blush Veil and Dusted Rose Petal for backgrounds or soft fills rather than text, since neither offers much contrast on its own. Exported as hex or RGB, the set translates cleanly to printed stationery, digital mockups, and site templates for wedding vendors.
