What HEX colors are in the 70s Flare Ceremony palette?

The 70s Flare Ceremony palette uses #D9CAA3, #DDCEA7, #198C7E, #9A9B37. Its highest-contrast pair is 2.64:1.

Is the 70s Flare Ceremony palette accessible for text?

Use #D9CAA3 on #DDCEA7 for the strongest contrast. Always check the WCAG ratio before setting body copy.

#D9CAA3

#DDCEA7

#198C7E

#9A9B37

70s Flare Ceremony

70s Flare Ceremony is a warm balanced contrast palette built with orange, mint, yellow tones. Copy the HEX codes, download the palette image, save it to your collection, or open related palettes below.

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#D9CAA3

Orange

#DDCEA7

Orange

#198C7E

Mint

#9A9B37

Yellow

MoodColor moodA palette built from its color balance.

ContrastBalanced contrastHelps decide how to use text, buttons, and backgrounds.

Main tonesorange, mint, yellowThe strongest color families in this palette.

Best fitDesign useUseful for web, brand, and social layouts.

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Use this palette for

70s Flare design set Orange outfit colors Mint seasonal board Warm styling palette Retro palettes 70s colors

Pairing tips

Background

Use #9A9B37 for soft sections, cards, or open space.

Text and headings

Use #DDCEA7 or a deeper nearby shade for readable type.

Accent color

Use #198C7E for buttons, labels, icons, or small highlights.

CSS variables

:root {
  --palette-color-1: #D9CAA3;
  --palette-color-2: #DDCEA7;
  --palette-color-3: #198C7E;
  --palette-color-4: #9A9B37;
}

70s Flare Ceremony colour names and contrast

Every value on this page is calculated from this palette's own HEX codes. The closest CSS named colour tells you what to call each shade, relative luminance shows how light or dark it truly is, and the contrast table shows which pairs are safe to set text in.

Swatch reference

Swatch	Closest named colour	Match	Luminance	Hue
#D9CAA3	Nude	35 RGB pts	0.596	43°
#DDCEA7	Nude	43 RGB pts	0.623	43°
#198C7E	Dark Cyan	42 RGB pts	0.205	173°
#9A9B37	Olive Drab	79 RGB pts	0.306	61°

Contrast ratios (WCAG 2.1)

Colour pair	Ratio	Body text	Large text
#DDCEA7 on #198C7E	2.64:1	fail	fail
#D9CAA3 on #198C7E	2.54:1	fail	fail
#DDCEA7 on #9A9B37	1.89:1	fail	fail
#D9CAA3 on #9A9B37	1.82:1	fail	fail
#198C7E on #9A9B37	1.40:1	fail	fail
#D9CAA3 on #DDCEA7	1.04:1	fail	fail

What this means in practice

Highest contrast: #DDCEA7 against #198C7E at 2.64:1 — the safest pair here for body copy.
Lowest contrast: #D9CAA3 against #DDCEA7 at 1.04:1 — decorative use only, it does not meet WCAG AA for text.
Darkest colour: #198C7E (Dark Cyan, luminance 0.205) — the natural choice for headings.
Lightest colour: #DDCEA7 (Nude, luminance 0.623) — best used for backgrounds.
Hue spread: 129° across 4 of 4 colours, which makes this a broad multicolour palette.
Text recommendation: set type in #DDCEA7 on a #198C7E background, and reserve #D9CAA3 for borders, icons or accents.

FAQ

What type of palette is 70s Flare Ceremony?

It is a warm balanced contrast color palette with orange, mint, yellow tones.

Can this palette work for websites?

Yes. Use the lightest color for backgrounds, deeper colors for text, and mid tones for buttons or accents. Check the contrast table above before setting body copy.

Can I copy the HEX colors?

Yes. Use the copy buttons for the full palette or for a single color row.