Signature Color Palettes

Every palette on this page started the same way — out in the field, surrounded by more color than we could ever fit into one bucket. Rather than let all that beauty get lost, we started grouping our favorite combinations into palettes we return to again and again, each one built around the hues that are blooming, the mood we want an arrangement to carry, and honestly, what makes us stop and stare while we're harvesting. These palettes are how we bring some intention to a field that changes every single week, and they're the throughline across everything we grow and design. You'll find them running through more than just one product — our Bloom Buckets, bouquets memberships, seasonal arrangements, and wedding designs all pull from these same signature combinations, so whether you've got a go-to palette you order every time or you like to follow whatever's freshest that season, there's a beautiful way to get exactly the colors you're after.

Semi Precious

Hues: Blush, pale pink, lavender, lilac, and cream

Setting the Tone: Soft and refined — think of it as Bejeweled's quieter cousin, gemstone colors softened into something more delicate and wearable.

Capri Cocktail

Hues: Peach, coral, apricot, and orange

Setting the Tone: Sunny and warm-blooded, the floral equivalent of a coastal afternoon with a drink in hand. Bright without being brash.

Unicorn

Hues: Blush, pink, peach, coral, lavender, and periwinkle

Setting the Tone: Playful and a little fantastical, blending warm pastels with a cool lavender-periwinkle twist. It's the palette for someone who wants their flowers to feel like a daydream.

Wine Flight

Hues: Ivory blush, dusty pink, rose, red, and burgundy

Setting the Tone: Moody and sophisticated, moving from pale to deep the way a tasting flight moves from rosé to a full-bodied red. Elegant, a little romantic, built for evening.

Pumpkin Spice

Hues: Cream, peach, apricot, orange, terracotta, gold, and rust

Setting the Tone: Cozy and sun-warmed, like the first cool morning of the season. Comforting without going full Halloween-orange.

Bejeweled

Hues: Magenta, fuchsia, purple, lavender, and plum

Setting the Tone: Rich and jewel-toned, saturated the way a good amethyst or garnet catches light. This is the palette for arrangements that want to feel opulent rather than delicate.

Greta Got Robbed

Hues: Blush, assorted warm pinks, and coral

Setting the Tone: Unapologetically pink and a little bit cheeky, exactly like the name suggests — this palette looks like it walked off with every good pink in the shop and isn't sorry about it.

Champagne Brunch

Hues: Cream, champagne, peach, apricot, yellow, and gold

Setting the Tone: Soft and celebratory, like sunlight through a coupe glass — warm and golden without ever tipping into loud. This one's for gatherings that call for something elegant but still relaxed.

Lipstick

Hues: Assorted pinks and reds

Setting the Tone: Confident and glamorous, saturated the way a perfect red lip is — a palette with zero subtlety and all the drama.

Birthday Cake

Hues: White, blush, peach, coral, pink, and gold

Setting the Tone: Sweet and nostalgic, like frosting swirls at a celebration — soft enough to feel classic, bright enough to feel festive.

Fireworks

Hues: Hot pink, magenta, coral, orange, and burgundy

Setting the Tone: Bold and electric, colors set against each other the way a night sky lights up in bursts. This one's built to make a statement, not blend into the background.