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Valentine's Color Palettes

Valentine’s colour layers crimson and rose pink, then cools the romance with enough neutral soft grey or blush-beige to keep the set from turning candy-sweet. Analogous reds stay intimate without shouting. Its main colours include alabaster (#ecf9e8), papaya (#f6e7d6), oat (#efdeb1), oat (#e3d59a), orchid (#bf66da), built as an analogous set around 348° on the colour wheel. Hex and RGB values for each swatch are listed below for quick copy.

Valentine's color palette hex codes

Main valentine's colours with named swatches, HEX and RGB. Derived from this tag's hue (348°), saturation (62%) and analogous scheme.

Valentine's color palette hex codes
SwatchNameHEXRGBCopy
Alabaster swatchAlabaster#ecf9e8rgb(236, 249, 232)
Papaya swatchPapaya#f6e7d6rgb(246, 231, 214)
Oat swatchOat#efdeb1rgb(239, 222, 177)
Oat swatchOat#e3d59argb(227, 213, 154)
Orchid swatchOrchid#bf66dargb(191, 102, 218)
Terracotta swatchTerracotta#d76a41rgb(215, 106, 65)
Raspberry swatchRaspberry#cf2899rgb(207, 40, 153)
Brick Red swatchBrick Red#c32e53rgb(195, 46, 83)

Valentine's color palettes

About valentine's color palettes

The 24 Valentine’s palettes here orbit a hue near 348°, a true romantic red at about 62% saturation. Lightness spans roughly 46% to 92%, so you get deep berry for emphasis, mid rose for fields and pale blush for breathing room.

Analogous neighbours stretch toward fuchsia and soft coral, while desaturated blush neutrals interrupt the sugar. Those neutrals are what separate a grown Valentine’s brand from a novelty card aisle.

Lead with blush or soft grey neutrals on large surfaces, place mid rose on panels, and reserve the deepest crimson for type, hearts or primary buttons. If every panel is hot pink, add a warmer neutral until the sweetness calms down.

Need something more specific? Generate a custom scheme with the AI color palette generator or extract one from a photo with the color palette from image tool.

Valentine's color palette FAQ

What colours make a Valentine’s palette feel refined?

Combine alabaster (#ecf9e8), papaya (#f6e7d6), oat (#efdeb1) with a soft neutral buffer. Red and pink alone turn saccharine; a blush grey or beige keeps the romance wearable.

What hex codes suit Valentine’s Day design?

Useful codes include #ecf9e8, #f6e7d6, #efdeb1, #e3d59a, #bf66da, #d76a41, #cf2899, #c32e53, centred near #e17f93. Stay in the analogous red-pink band and include at least one low-chroma neutral.

How should Valentine’s colours be proportioned?

Let neutrals and pale blush own most of the layout, use mid rose for secondary surfaces, and keep deep crimson scarce. That layering reads romantic rather than loud.

Are Valentine’s palettes on this page free?

Yes. All 24 schemes are free for personal and commercial use. Build more red-and-pink sets with neutral buffers in the AI colour palette generator.