7 Pink Christmas Color Palettes with Hex Codes

The other day, I opened the holiday decor bin and immediately found a tangled mess of twinkle lights, a lone velvet ribbon, and one glittery ornament that somehow still had pine needles stuck to it from last year. Classic.

But right underneath all that chaos? A little stack of blush-toned wrapping paper I forgot I bought. The second I saw it, I knew: this Christmas, I’m going pink.

Not “Barbie-pink-everything” (although… tempting). More like soft dusty rose, a bit of gold shimmer, maybe some silver or evergreen accents, a dreamy color scheme that still feels festive.

Honestly, just flipping through a color palette moodboard in Adobe Photoshop had me all giddy. So I started sketching out a few color combos (and maybe making a little collage with Christmas tree images and cozy textures too).

If you’re craving something a little cozier, a little dreamier, and still full of holiday magic, these pink Christmas color palettes are for you.

I’ve listed hex codes below for every shade, so you can easily bring them into your designs, whether that’s styling your tree, creating a festive PDF invite, or whipping up a printable PNG gift tag set.

So grab your tea (or gingerbread latte, I won’t judge), and let’s dive into some of the prettiest pink combos I’ve been playing with.

7 Pink Christmas Color Palettes

1. Blush & Pine

This one feels like a snowy morning walk… if you were wearing a rose-colored coat and carrying a bundle of cinnamon sticks.

This combination is perfect if you love the look of traditional greenery but want a soft twist. It’s giving cozy pine branches and Christmas ornament sparkle, all layered over shades of pink and green. Just dreamy.

2. Sugar Plum Cozy

Soft, nostalgic, and a little bit magical. Like unwrapping a vintage glass ornament or building a gingerbread house with way too much icing.

Add a little color psychology to the mix, soft pinks and grays feel calming and warm, the kind of colors that make a space feel safe and serene. Imagine this palette wrapped around a frosted tree, paired with peachy paper stars and soft pastel ribbon.

3. Pink Champagne Glow

Elegant with a little sparkle. Think bubbly drinks, frosty windows, and twinkle lights on a Christmas tree that looks straight out of a luxury magazine.

If you’re styling a flat lay, this would look stunning on your feed. And if you’re using it for graphic design, these shades of beige, peach, and pink blend beautifully for branding or even a festive logo update.

4. Cottagecore Christmas

Imagine berry scones on a gingham tablecloth, a peach-scented candle flickering in the corner, and a tree dressed in dried orange slices and soft handmade touches.

This one’s my favorite for wrapping this year. Kraft paper, velvet bows, maybe a dash of turquoise in the mix. It’s rustic but still so pretty. And those shades of green and pink together? A sweet nod to the old-school red and green without going full classic.

5. Frosted Pink Morning

This palette feels like waking up in a snow-covered cabin with peach light pouring through the windows.

Such a pretty palette for winter interiors or a cozy dinner tablescape. You could even use it for designing seasonal SVG graphics or creating a winter adobe photoshop mockup with shades of gray, taupe, and blush.

6. Glam Berry & Blush

A little glam, a little whimsy. Picture a Christmas tree decked in blush tinsel, gold stars, and deep berry accents.

It’s like the color theory version of cranberry sauce and whipped cream, unexpected but totally delicious. And if you’re feeling playful, throw in a touch of yellow or magenta for contrast.

7. Rosy Gold Holiday

All the warmth, all the shimmer. I used this palette for my DIY Christmas ornament bar setup and it made everything feel so pulled together.

Try it with silver candle holders or even a tiny teal accent for some edge. This combo feels like sipping cocoa under a sky of falling snow, soft, sparkly, and so peaceful.

The best part? You don’t have to be a pro designer or spend a fortune to bring these color palettes into your home.

A new pillow here, a swatch of ribbon there, maybe even a custom card design or gift tag printed from a quick graphic design template you made yourself.

Use these palettes as your little pocket of inspiration, a soft push to play with color this season and make your space feel just right for you.

Try one? Save one? Print a set as your own color reference sheet for next year?

Let me know! I’ll be here, probably rearranging a few gingerbread cookies on a plate and pretending it’s part of my “styling process.”

Happy decorating, friend. Let it glow.