Today's wedding colour palette is a beautifully rich and warm, elegant rustic wedding palette with an earthy toned edge. Refined dramatic blooms and rustic styling in warm tones of blue, green, terracotta, rust and dusty rose - all very natural and very chic. At first glance this inspiration might look a little Autumnal but add in a little blush to the palette and some pretty floral prints and you have a perfect colour scheme for any season.

How to create this elegant, earthy-toned, rustic wedding palette:

• Stationery: Choose a stationery suite with dramatic blooms in warm rust and earthy shades.
• The Style: In keeping with the palette a blush wedding dress would be beautiful just like our real bride Annie who celebrated her own elegant rustic wedding. Pair with a faux fur shrug for the chilly evening. For bridesmaids a pretty print dress in a floral pattern would keep the palette feminine. For the groom pair suits with velvet accessories for a lush rich texture.
• The Flowers: Choose earthly-toned blooms such as bold wine dahlias, peach roses, orange ranunculus, foliage and berries with lots of white or cream for balance. Adorn your bouquet with a beautiful vintage ribbon.
• Decor and Cake: Use brass vessels for your reception table blooms. Lots of candlelight, marquee signage and festoon lighting keeps the overall look warm and cosy. A naked or crumb coated cake adorned with flowers and berries would be perfect for this look.

 Elegant rustic wedding palette image credits:

Stationery: Minted via Green Wedding Shoes | Bridesmaids dresses: Sheike captured by Stewart Leishman Photography via Style Me Pretty | Cake: Crystal Stokes via Wedding Chicks | Bouquet: Ilene Squires Photography via Chic Vintage Brides | Reception decor: Tec Petaja via Once Wed | Groom: Tec Petaja via Once Wed | Marquee signage: Cary Diaz Photography via My Hotel Wedding | Floral centrepiece: Charlotte Jenks Lewis Photography via Style Me Pretty

From modern and vintage to traditional and glam and everything in between, see more fab wedding boards and colour inspiration from the rest of our wedding palettes.