See how this surprisingly versatile color can bring style, polish, and a playful attitude to your event, no matter how you use it.
Pink makes its way into so many weddings for one reason: The color is incredibly versatile. While some associate this hue with a very narrow set of traits (sweet and cutesy), that doesn't do it justice at all. Yes, pink can be those things (and we love it when it is!) but there's more to the color family than that. Whether you're after a playful vibe or an elegant one, you can turn to pinks many shades—from blush and millennial pink to dark and hot pink—to bring your vision to life. As evidence, we've rounded up some of our all-time favorite pink wedding inspiration.
Some of the following events made pink their entire wedding theme, while others just incorporated a few small pink touches, treating the color as a statement accent, or even sometimes a neutral. So, prepare to see everything from venues completely decked out in baby pink to reception spaces with just pops of the color, like a neon pink marquee sign.
Take this pink-loving bride, who went all out with the color. Not only did she carry a Pomp & Splendour arrangement of pale and vibrant pink blooms, but she posed against a bubblegum-colored wall! We'd categorize these wedding details as definitively modern, but ahead, you'll find a handful of traditional event design elements, too. See what we mean by versatile? No matter your favorite shade or your event's style, there's an idea here that'll tickle you, well, pink. Go ahead and start brainstorming how you'll embrace the color of love for your big day.
If you love color, especially pink tones, work them into your wedding in any way you like. This bride chose to wear the dreamiest pink-hued Marchesa wedding dress on her big day.
Scribbles and Swirls helped this couple infuse their wedding with pink tones in the form of this watercolor stationery suite.
Make your ceremony extra special with a colorful backdrop, like this millennial pink option from Back Up Backdrops. This couple made theirs even more unique with muted flowers and leaves by Oak & the Owl.
Small touches of the hue can make a big impact. This cocktail hour lounge area was spruced up with vibrant pink couches from Pow Wow Design Studio.
Various shades of bright pink popped in this lush Fresh by Frampton's bouquet.
Nature Composed created this ethereal fabric canopy (in shades of white and pink) above the bride and groom at this outdoor ceremony.
Even your drinks can be pink! This couple served cherry blossom-inspired signature sips at their celebration.
Obviously, pink isn't just for brides. This groom rocked a light pink jacket, bow tie, and pocket square from Corneliani.
Fresh blooms composed these assorted pink Wisteria Lane boutonnières.
A pink heart glowed above this sweetheart table. "It's so cute and charming," the bride (country star Kacey Musgraves), said of the marquee-style Roadhouse Relics sign. "Everyone loved it."
The bride "absolutely couldn't live without" these clear pink goblets, from Smith Party Rentals, which decorated her reception tables.
This reception was all about pink on pink, with both Detailz Couture chairs and Around the Table linens in the color.
A wall of pink and white roses by Tara Guérard Soirée served as a gorgeous photo backdrop at this celebration.
This cool couple rode off in a pink car decked out with pink and blue balloons.
Myrtle et Olive completed this ceremony space with romantic pink fabric draped over the chairs.
These Jenny Yoo bridesmaid gowns were all the same style, but came in three different shades of baby pink.
Your littlest attendants can get in on the pink fun, too. This sweet flower girl wore a light pink dress by Nellystella on the big day.
Make mostly white décor pop with the addition of thoughtful pink accents. These bright pink La Tavola napkins did the trick at this reception.
This bride's Blush & Vine bouquet matched her two-tone pink shoes perfectly.