Champagne Color Bow Tie for Weddings
Champagne is a favorite for grooms and groomsmen when bridesmaids wear champagne, blush, dusty rose or sage. It looks best with navy, charcoal, gray or tan suits; on a black tuxedo, it reads lighter and more festive than a classic black bow tie.
Before ordering for a whole wedding party, compare the product photos with a swatch of the dresses in daylight, since champagne can lean pinkish or golden depending on the fabric.
Champagne Gold Bow Tie vs a Gold Bow Tie
Champagne is paler and quieter. If the wedding theme is black and gold, the brighter gold color matches better; if the palette is soft and pastel, champagne blends in more naturally. For a 1920s party, champagne pairs well with a partner in a champagne gold or beige flapper dress. See our gold bow ties for the stronger shade.
Champagne Bow Tie Styles: Paisley and Floral
The plain champagne style is the most versatile and fits formal events. The paisley design adds a subtle pattern that shows up close but stays calm in photos, a good choice for the groom. The floral bow tie is lighter in mood and suits garden, spring and summer weddings, as well as a bridal brunch.
Champagne Bow Tie FAQ
What color suit goes with a champagne bow tie?
Navy, charcoal, gray, tan and black all work. Navy gives the strongest contrast.
Does champagne match ivory?
Yes, champagne sits close to ivory and pairs well with an ivory wedding dress or ivory flowers.
Is champagne the same as beige?
Not quite. Champagne has a light golden or pink tint, while beige is flatter and more neutral.
