Wedding planning on Pinterest usually starts with boards full of saved ideas, then narrows to a look: a color palette, a flower style, a venue mood. An inspiration pin pulls that look into one image you can share with your partner, planner, florist or bridal party, or post on your wedding blog.
This maker places your favorite photo in a tall arch, stacks up to three more beside it, sets your title in an elegant serif or script, and prints the palette as a row of color dots. Pick one of six ready palettes or let the tool read the colors from your photos. Nothing is uploaded.
Choosing a wedding color palette
Most wedding palettes work best with one light neutral, one or two soft mid tones and one deep accent. The neutral covers linens and stationery, the mid tones come through in flowers and bridesmaid dresses, and the accent appears in small doses like ribbon, candles or suits.
Look at the venue and season before settling on colors. A sage and ivory palette suits a garden in spring, while burgundy and blush feel right for an autumn evening. If you already have photos you love, let the tool extract a palette from them and see what repeats.
Making wedding pins for a blog or business
Photographers, planners and florists can turn each real wedding into a few inspiration pins: one for the palette, one for the flowers, one for the tablescape. Credit vendors in the small text and in the pin description, and link to the full gallery.
For a looser collection with more images, use the mood board maker. For a single quote or vow, the quote pin maker pairs nicely with these pins on the same board.