Cherry Blossom Pink

A high-key pastel with warm undertones

Cherry Blossom Pink color codes graphic
Cherry Blossom Pink is a high-key, pastel hue with warm undertones. Because it offers strong contrast with black text, it functions well as a background color for UI or print design. Use this hex code #ffb7c5 sparingly, as it can overwhelm a palette if used too heavily. It looks particularly sophisticated when paired with deep charcoal or muted slate blues.

About Cherry Blossom Pink

Petals scattered across warm morning pavement

What does cherry blossom pink mean?

Cherry blossom pink commonly signals spring, renewal, and soft affection, and it often carries a playful, youthful tone. Its high lightness and low saturation keep it mellow and warm, giving a gentle glow instead of a loud punch.

Where you see cherry blossom pink

  • cherry blossom petals
  • strawberry milk
  • rose quartz
  • sugar-glazed donuts
  • ballerina slippers
  • cotton candy

What it works for

Use it for spring packaging, bakery branding, nursery accents, wedding invitations, and soft backgrounds that stay light and airy.

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Questions about Cherry Blossom Pink

What is the hex code for Cherry Blossom Pink?
Cherry Blossom Pink is #ffb7c5. In RGB that is rgb(255, 183, 197), in HSL hsl(348, 100%, 86%) and in CMYK 0%, 28%, 23%, 0%.
Is #ffb7c5 a warm or cool shade of pink?
Cherry Blossom Pink #ffb7c5 is distinctly warm, carrying a gentle yellow undertone that prevents it from feeling icy or clinical. This warmth makes it effective for wellness, hospitality, or approachable UI branding where a friendly and inviting aesthetic is the primary goal.
Is Cherry Blossom Pink readable on white or black?
Cherry Blossom Pink has a 1.63:1 contrast ratio on white and 12.83:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it is too faint for text and on black it works for body text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.