Match Bridesmaid Dress Colors

Find your bridesmaid dress color below to see our closest matching ties. A few helpful things to keep in mind:

• Color names don’t always match across brands. Bridesmaid dress companies and tie brands often use different names for very similar shades.
• Our matches are carefully selected, but not always exactly the same. Most ties will fall within a few shades of the dress color, which is typically what looks best in photos.
• The same dress name can look different depending on the brand. For example, “dusty blue” or “sage” may vary from one dress designer to another. Since we don’t list other company names, look for the shade that appears closest to your dress.
• Free swatches make all the difference. We always recommend ordering swatches to see the color, texture, and finish in your lighting.
• Don't see your wedding color? Wedding color trends are always changing. If your shade isn’t listed here, we may still have a close match. Browse our full color chart or wedding tie collection to find the best fit.
• We’re here if you need help. Not sure which option is closest? Reach out and we’ll point you in the right direction.

Sage is one of the most popular wedding colors for 2026, especially for outdoor, rustic, and modern natural weddings. While there are many variations of sage, this earthy green family is generally easier to coordinate than many other bridesmaid dress colors. Greener sage tones pair best with classic sage ties, while cooler, bluer shades coordinate more closely with eucalyptus ties.

Dusty blue remains a timeless favorite for weddings year-round, offering a soft and romantic alternative to traditional navy. This color family now includes a range of tones, from deeper slate blues to lighter shades like sky blue, which are becoming increasingly popular. Because these shades are still relatively muted, they pair well together. For a cohesive look, consider a groomsmen tie that blends multiple blue tones, such as our Steel Blue Member Floral.

Blush tones continue to trend in 2026, ranging from soft blush pink to deeper dusty rose shades. This romantic color family pairs well with champagne, gray, and navy suits, along with both solid and subtle patterned ties. These tones are especially popular for classic and elegant wedding styles.

Terracotta and warm earthy tones are a strong choice for fall and boho-inspired weddings. This color family includes variations like rust and burnt orange, all of which pair well with tan, brown, and navy suits. Textured and patterned ties work especially well with these warm tones, like a simple terracotta michael glen plaid or burnt orange crosshatch.

Burgundy and wine tones continue to be popular for fall and winter weddings, offering a rich and formal look. These shades pair especially well with navy, gray, and black suits. Consider adding visual interest with a burgundy floral tie.

Champagne and neutral bridesmaid dresses remain a go-to choice for elegant, modern weddings. This palette includes soft beige, ivory, taupe, and light gold tones, with deeper neutrals like mocha and chocolate brown becoming increasingly popular. These shades pair easily with nearly any suit color, making this one of the most versatile wedding color families for 2026.

Purple bridesmaid dresses continue to be a popular choice for 2026 weddings, especially in shades like lavender, lilac, and plum. Soft purples bring a romantic feel to spring and garden weddings, while deeper shades create a rich, formal look for fall and winter celebrations. This color family pairs beautifully with gray, navy, and black suits, along with floral and textured ties for added dimension.

Light yellow bridesmaid dresses are gaining popularity for 2026, with softer shades like butter yellow leading the way. These light, muted tones offer a fresh, modern take on color while still feeling easy to wear. They pair beautifully with neutral suits and work especially well with textured or patterned ties that add a bit of contrast, like a butter yellow herringbone tie or soft yellow clara paisley.

Gray bridesmaid dresses are a modern neutral choice that works across all seasons. This category can include silver, charcoal, and black tones depending on the wedding style. Gray pairs easily with nearly any tie color, making it one of the most flexible options in the chart.

Matching ties to bridesmaid dresses doesn’t have to mean an exact color match. In fact, most wedding parties look better with slight variation.

For 2026 weddings, couples are leaning toward:

• Coordinated color families instead of exact matches
• Soft contrasts (like sage dresses with darker green ties)
• Texture differences for added dimension in photos

If you want a clean, traditional look, stay within the same color family. If you prefer something more modern, try complementary shades or subtle patterns.

If you’re still deciding on colors, these are some of the most popular choices we’re seeing:

• Sage green and eucalyptus
• Dusty blue and slate blue
• Terracotta and burnt orange
• Champagne and soft neutrals
• Mauve, rose, and muted pinks

Each of these shades pairs easily with a range of tie options, from solids to subtle patterns.

TieMart offers budget-friendly wedding ties in a huge range of colors and patterns. You'll find accessories for your entire wedding party, from the groom and groomsmen to the ring bearer and father of the bride. Match your wedding colors by requesting free fabric color swatches today.