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Champagne vs Peach: What's the Difference?

The main difference between Champagne and Peach is brightness and saturation: both are orange shades, but Champagne is lighter and Peach is more saturated. Champagne (#F7E7CE) has an HSL of 37°, 72%, 89%, whereas Peach (#FFCBA4) sits at 26°, 100%, 82%.

Champagne#F7E7CE
Peach#FFCBA4
#F7E7CEBlended: #FBD9B9#FFCBA4

Champagne vs Peach: Key Differences at a Glance

Aspect Champagne Peach
BrightnessVery light (L=89%) — pale, delicate, gentleVery light (L=82%) — pale, delicate, gentle
SaturationVivid (S=72%) — bright, energetic, eye-catchingVivid (S=100%) — bright, energetic, eye-catching
Hue familyOrangeOrange
TemperatureWarmWarm
Hex code#F7E7CE#FFCBA4
RGB247, 231, 206255, 203, 164

Can you use Champagne and Peach together?

Peach text on Champagne
Champagne text on Peach
Contrast Ratio:1.21:1Insufficient Contrast

How to Tell Champagne and Peach Apart

  • ●Check saturation: Peach looks more vivid and saturated.
  • ●Watch the undertone: the hue shifts 11° between them, which changes the perceived temperature.
  • ●Compare them on a white background to see true saturation, and on black to see true lightness.

When to Use Champagne vs Peach in Design

Use Champagne for:
●Call-to-action buttons
●Autumn and harvest themes
●Food, citrus, warmth branding
●Youthful energetic campaigns
●Friendly notification badges
Use Peach for:
●Call-to-action buttons
●Autumn and harvest themes
●Food, citrus, warmth branding
●Youthful energetic campaigns
●Friendly notification badges

Champagne and Peach Hex Codes, RGB & HSL

Champagne#F7E7CE

Champagne (#F7E7CE) is a very light, vivid orange with a warm undertone — it feels pale, delicate, gentle and bright, energetic, eye-catching.

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Peach#FFCBA4

Peach (#FFCBA4) is a very light, vivid orange with a warm undertone — it feels pale, delicate, gentle and bright, energetic, eye-catching.

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Champagne and Peach WCAG Contrast Ratios

Text legibility depends on the contrast ratio between foreground and background. WCAG 2.1 AA requires at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text; AAA requires 7:1. Use these numbers to choose accessible combinations for your design.

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Champagne text on white
1.22:1Fail
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Champagne text on black
17.28:1AAA
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Peach text on white
1.47:1Fail
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Peach text on black
14.33:1AAA
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Champagne text on Peach
1.21:1Fail
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Peach text on Champagne
1.21:1Fail

Explore Champagne and Peach individually

Each color has a dedicated page with shades, tints, CSS name, pairings, and color psychology.

Champagne color page#F7E7CE · shades, tints, pairingsPeach color page#FFCBA4 · shades, tints, pairings

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Champagne vs Peach FAQ

What is the difference between champagne and peach?+
The main difference between Champagne and Peach is brightness and saturation: both are orange shades, but Champagne is lighter and Peach is more saturated. Champagne (#F7E7CE) has an HSL of 37°, 72%, 89%, whereas Peach (#FFCBA4) sits at 26°, 100%, 82%.
Is champagne darker than peach?+
No. Peach is the darker of the two at 82% lightness, while Champagne sits higher at 89%.
Are champagne and peach the same color?+
No. Champagne is #F7E7CE and Peach is #FFCBA4. They differ by 11° in hue, 7% in lightness, and 28% in saturation.
Which is more saturated, champagne or peach?+
Peach is more saturated. In HSL, Champagne has 72% saturation and Peach has 100% — Peach is the more vivid of the two, while Champagne reads as more muted.
Is champagne warm or cool?+
Champagne (#F7E7CE) is a warm orange. Its hue sits at 37° on the color wheel, which places it in the warm range.
Is peach warm or cool?+
Peach (#FFCBA4) is a warm orange. Its hue sits at 26° on the color wheel, which places it in the warm range.
Can you use champagne and peach together?+
Yes. Both champagne and peach are orange shades, so they pair naturally in a monochromatic palette. Use peach as the dominant color and champagne as the accent or highlight.
What color family does champagne belong to?+
Champagne belongs to the orange family. Its HSL is 37°, 72%, 89% — a warm tone within the broader orange group.
What is the hex code for champagne?+
The hex code for Champagne is #F7E7CE. In RGB, that's rgb(247, 231, 206), and in HSL it's hsl(37, 72%, 89%).
What is the hex code for peach?+
The hex code for Peach is #FFCBA4. In RGB, that's rgb(255, 203, 164), and in HSL it's hsl(26, 100%, 82%).