Paper
Main background
RGB 247, 242, 232
Cream and parchment set the stage. Bordeaux, olive, and antique gold give the fête its warmth. These are the exact tokens used by the current website.
Warm parchment
Secondary surfaces
RGB 238, 229, 213
Bordeaux
Signature & calls to action
RGB 116, 27, 34
Olive
Supporting accent
RGB 85, 90, 56
Antique gold
Rules & decorative accents
RGB 184, 138, 58
Ink
Primary text
RGB 33, 30, 25
Muted ink
Supporting text
RGB 102, 98, 82
Gold line
Borders & dividers
RGB 205, 185, 142
Midnight surfaces, warm cream text, and candlelight accents carry the same identity into the evening. These are the exact tokens used by the current website.
Midnight
Main background
RGB 6, 18, 27
Deep blue
Secondary surfaces
RGB 11, 27, 37
Bordeaux
Calls to action
RGB 167, 36, 45
Soft olive
Supporting accent
RGB 141, 148, 97
Candlelight gold
Rules & decorative accents
RGB 214, 163, 79
Cream
Primary text
RGB 244, 229, 200
Warm gray
Supporting text
RGB 190, 175, 148
Gold line
Borders & dividers
RGB 157, 113, 53
A celebration with purpose
La fête du village
French spirit. Seattle heart.
Let warmth lead
- Use paper and parchment for large surfaces.
- Use ink for readable body copy and Bordeaux for signature moments.
- Reserve gold for ornament, fine rules, and accents.
- Use the complete dark palette when working on midnight backgrounds.
- For small text, prefer ink on paper or cream on midnight. Gold is best used decoratively.
HEX and RGB are digital values. Work with your print supplier for production color conversions; this guide does not specify Pantone or CMYK matches.