Which two colors look best together?

Navy and ivory work for both formal and relaxed weddings. Navy adds a strong, grounding tone, while ivory keeps everything light and fresh. You can use them in table linen, stationery, bridesmaid dresses, and groom attire. Another strong pair is sage green and blush, which feels soft and natural, especially for spring or outdoor weddings. Dusty blue and champagne are also lovely, with a gentle shimmer that suits evening receptions. If you prefer warmer tones, burgundy and cream look rich for autumn or winter. For a modern edge, charcoal and white feel clean and minimal. Whichever pair you choose, keep the balance uneven. Use one colour as the main base and the other as the accent. For example, ivory tablecloths with navy napkins and navy chair ribbons. This stops the scheme from feeling heavy. Remember that your venue will add its own colours, such as brick, wood, or carpet. So choose a pair that will not clash with the fixed elements. If you are having a civil ceremony, your colours are not restricted, but you should still check with the registrar if you plan any readings or music.