The early days of Spring are some of the most inspiring days of the year.

The sun is out, there’s a hint of warmth in the air, and the first signs of new growth begin making their way through the thawing earth. No matter what the temperature is outside, these sights remind us that warmer days are on the way; and the stagnant cold months are almost over.

The best way to celebrate this welcome change of season with your online audience is to convey the feelings of Spring through colours and imagery.

Below are my choices for a vibrant Spring colour palette; a hand-picked collection of beautiful colours (with hex codes) to ensure you convey feelings of Spring in your blog and social media posts:

Flame Scarlet (Red) #CD212A

Bold, bright, warm, and energetic, this fiery red hue exudes confidence and determination.

Saffron (Yellow) #FFAC00

The vivid shade of orangey-yellow adds a bold touch that exudes optimism.

Examples in nature: Sunshine, daffodils, buttercups, and freesias

Sunlight (Cream) #F1DAA4

Yellow just might be the cheeriest spring color of them all. This Sunlight colour is a yellow so light it could pass for cream.

Examples in nature: snowdrop/snowflake, lily of the valley

Lark (Tan) #B59A6D

Off-white leathers have become really popular, and can feel appropriate for warmer months, particularly when mixed with natural materials like wood and rattan.

Examples in nature: Wood.

Orange Peel (Orange) #FE7D31

Best described as a light, brilliant red-orange tangelo ← a citrus variety that includes the mandarin orange and tangerine.

Mosaic Blue (Blue) #00758F

Mosaic Blue is a graceful and more sophisticated blue with an air of mystique, grace, and depth of feeling.

Faded Denim (Light Blue) #778FA8

This blue shade is as reliable and dependable as your go-to pair of jeans. The approachable hue conveys comfort and ease and looks chic when paired with bold and vibrant colors.

Chive (Green) #4A5335

Nothing says spring quite like an airy green. Green feels so fresh, and organic. This shade of green is much darker, richer and herbaceous. Chive actually serves as a great neutral hue and pairs beautifully with a plethora of colors, especially saffron. For a more subtle look, consider pairing it with neutral colors like Lark, Sunlight, or Black.

Examples in nature: fresh green leaves of flowers, trees, and bushes.

Coral Pink (Pink) #EAAC9C

Because of its neutrality, Pink is a timeless color. It’s warm and soothing hue provides subtle colour to a space without going too “over the top”.

Examples in nature: Cherry tree blossoms, Peonies, and Camellia.

Grape Compote (Purple) #6B5876

This fresh and feminine shade partners well with other colours. Try pairing it with yellow, denim blue, or chive.

Examples in nature: Crocus, Lilac, and Iris.

Spring Colour Palette In Review

Spring is the time when nature awakes; everything is fresh, alive, and new. The lively colours that appear have a positive and optimistic affect on the people exposed to them. This natural and vibrant Spring colour palette offers an opportunity to deliver an extraordinary marketing experience with this representation of nature’s colours in the springtime.

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