Symbolism & Meaning

The Seasons Collection Colors

Each Season’s Cross — whether white or cedar — can be adorned with any of these ten colors. These shades were prayerfully chosen to complement both wood tones, a wide range of wedding palettes, and many seasons of life.

A note on color & materials

Each symbolic color is shown three ways. The flat swatch represents the closest reference to what the eye sees in person. The samples on each cross show how the same color interacts with different materials — appearing lighter and softer on natural cedar and deeper and more saturated on the white cross.

This is a natural effect of light, material, and wood grain. Photography and digital screens can also accentuate color differences more than we see with the natural eye.

If you would like to see a color in person, we are happy to provide a physical color swatch upon request.

In addition to the colors shown here, couples may also choose a custom color for an additional $25, allowing for more design options or personal symbolic meaning for their wedding day.

Season of Promise & Awakening

Almond

Biblical Meaning

In Scripture, the almond tree is the first to awaken after winter, often blooming while everything else is still dormant. In Hebrew, it was called the watcher, because its early blossoms symbolized God’s vigilant faithfulness.

In Jeremiah 1:11–12, God shows Jeremiah an almond branch and says,

“I am watching over my word to perform it.”

The almond branch became a sign that God keeps His promises, even in seasons that still feel quiet or unfinished. Almond blossoms also adorned the golden lampstand in the Tabernacle (Exodus 25:33–34), reflecting light, revelation, and God’s presence among His people.

Meaning in Marriage

Almond represents the season of promise and expectancy — the assurance that God is already at work, even when answers are still unfolding. Just as the almond awakens before spring fully arrives, it reflects a marriage built on trust in God’s faithfulness, not human timing or effort.

Color Description

A warm, creamy ivory — soft, pure, and timeless.

Season of Love & Devotion

Blush Rose

Biblical Meaning

Blush Rose reflects the tender, covenant love of God — a love marked by devotion, faithfulness, and nearness. Throughout Scripture, God describes His love for His people in affectionate, committed language:

“I will betroth you to Me forever.”

— Hosea 2:19

“He brought me to the banqueting table, and His banner over me was love.”

— Song of Solomon 2:4

These passages reveal a love that is not fleeting or distant, but present, pursuing, and devoted. Blush tones echo this heart-level closeness — the gentle devotion with which Christ loves His Bride.

Meaning in Marriage

Blush Rose represents the season of love expressed through devotion — the daily, intentional choice to cherish one another with patience and care. It reflects a marriage marked by tenderness, faithfulness, and a heart inclined toward one another in both ordinary and sacred moments.

Color Description

A refined, soft muted blush with warm undertones — romantic, gentle, and elegant.

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A Story Told Through Color

Every wedding tells a story — and so does every color.

Each shade in the Season’s Cross Collection reflects both beauty and meaning, pointing to God’s faithful presence through the many seasons of life and marriage.

Whether expressed through soft pastels, muted and earthy tones, or deeper, richer hues, each color was designed to work beautifully with both white and cedar — allowing couples to choose what best reflects their style, their story, and their heart.