How to Use the 2019 Pantone Color of the Year in Your Wedding

Use this trendy color right from the start by incorporating it into your welcome sign. A wedding welcome sign in bright orange and coral ombré hues ensures that your guests won't miss the message and sets the tone for a vibrant celebration.

This ceremony program got a punchy dose of color thanks to sweeping calligraphy in summery shades like coral, pretty pink, and lemony yellow. Using the Pantone Color of the Year on smaller details like your programs or table numbers is a great way to include the shade, without overwhelming.

How gorgeous is this bundle of blooms? A bouquet featuring bright coral poppies is perfect for a summertime bride who wants to bring the sunshine with her as she walks down the aisle.

This couple strung chrysanthemum flowers in varying shades of coral, yellow, orange, and pale pink from their chuppah for an unexpected pop of color at their ceremony.

Go on and paint the town—or in this case, the ceremony walls—in golden orange and coral hues. This modern monochromatic look will get your guests talking... and snapping plenty of Instagrams.

Bridesmaid dresses are often used to emphasize the color theme at a wedding, making them a great place to use the Pantone Color of the Year. Perfect for a spring or summer celebration, bridesmaid dresses in Living Color and other color-coordinating hues can provide a pop of fun.

If you want every photo from your event to include this eye-catching color, use paper lanterns in ombré-like colors as a backdrop for your photo booth or string them around the entire reception space.

Forget white. This modern wedding cake is ready for a beach bash with its watercolor wash of colors and pineapple cake topper. Who knew Living Coral could be so delicious?

Liven up your lounge area with a dose of Living Coral. Citrus-toned blooms pop against white chaises and chairs, giving your guests a gorgeous spot to relax during your wedding festivities.

For nontraditional brides craving something a little more colorful than your typical white wedding dress, a gown doused in sunset shades totes major wow factor. If you don't want to go all in on a Living Coral gown, opt for an accessory like jewelry in the popular color.

Give the groom a sweet and subtle dose of Pantone's 2019 Color of the Year with a bright boutonniere. Using the shade in a boutonniere can carry your color theme through the entire event or be a lone pop of color to make the groom really stand out.