6 Wedding Nail Colors That Are Perfect for Spring Brides
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6 Wedding Nail Colors That Are Perfect for Spring Brides




These cheerful hues are guaranteed to enhance any bridal look—and are perfect for manicures and pedicures.



Spring is one of the most popular times of the year to throw a wedding. With bright, comfortable weather and vibrant blooms, couples tend to draw on the season’s natural setting to inform every detail of their big day—even when it comes to bridal beauty. The months from March to May are brimming with energy, vitality, and color, which offer a range of stunning options for brides’ nails. Pastels are always a classic choice for springtime fêtes, but more striking shades, like fuchsia and lavender, also capture the warmth of the season.



Whether you’re looking for inspiration before your appointment at a salon or you’re opting for an at-home manicure or pedicure, we found six beautiful nail colors that are perfect for spring weddings. You can use these solid hues as the main event—or accompany them with accents that coordinate with your look, from sequins for glamorous nuptials to floral accents for garden soirées. We also recommend layering these color-focused tones with a clear base and top coat for optimal strength, shine, and durability.



Read on for the six best wedding nail colors for a spring event.




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Londontown Uncovered

Regardless of the time of year, brides tend to gravitate towards light pink polishes for their big day. This creamy shade, however, is especially stunning for spring: The blush is reminiscent of the in-season flora that blossoms from March through May (cherry tree season, anyone?). If you’re a low-maintenance, traditional bride, this warm, sheer tone from Londontown will add a natural splash of color without overshadowing your entire look. The best part? It’s flattering on everyone.





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OPI Freedom of Peach

If you prefer pink tones, but you want something more statement-making than the conventional sheer shade, try a peachy wedding nail color this spring. This orange-pink iteration from OPI reflects the warmth and vibrancy of the season. It’s the perfect choice for anyone looking to infuse a bit of playfulness into their look.





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Côte No. 20 Dark Fuchsia Nail Polish

For a pink tint that’s darker and more dramatic than light pink or peach, try fuchsia for your spring wedding nail color. Côte offers a polish that’s a blend of hot pink and magenta, which will instantly demand attention at your nuptials. Fuchsia is typically associated with confidence, so painting a few coats onto your nails will make you feel empowered as you walk down the aisle.





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Olive and June JLR

Pastels are basically synonymous with spring weddings. One idea for your nails this season is a bright, muted yellow, like this one from Olive and June. This color channels all of the sunshine and cheerfulness that epitomizes this warm-weather season, but it has a subdued tone, making it a beautiful option for minimalist brides.





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Gucci Glossy Nail Polish in 716 Lucy Baby Blue

A baby blue polish reflects the bright, blue skies that emerge in the springtime. Coating your nails in this long-lasting, high-shine, plant-based paint from Gucci is an especially strong candidate for beachside or waterfront weddings, but it can also serve as your “something blue” no matter your locale.




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Nails Inc Plant Power Alter Eco

Pale lavender is a traditional pastel shade that simply screams spring. This soft, creamy nail color is an eye-catching option for brides who are looking to add a playful pop to their attire. We love this vegan, cruelty-free, and luminous choice from Nails Inc for garden nuptials.


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Artcile written by Lilly Blomquist for brides.com

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