The color for anniversary depends on which anniversary year you are celebrating, as there is a traditional color and gift theme for each major milestone. For wedding anniversaries, the most well-known color associations are 1st anniversary gold or yellow, 5th blue or pink, 10th silver or blue, 15th red, 20th emerald green, 25th silver, which is the most famous silver jubilee, 30th green, 40th ruby red, 50th gold for the golden jubilee, 60th white or diamond white, and 75th diamond white or gold. Beyond wedding anniversaries, different cultures use colors for other anniversaries. For example, for corporate or organizational anniversaries, companies often use gold for 50 years, silver for 25 years, and platinum for 70 or 75 years. For a 100th anniversary or centennial, colors often used are gold and purple to signify royalty and longevity. In general, silver symbolizes 25 years, gold symbolizes 50 years, and diamond white symbolizes 60 and 75 years. If you are planning an anniversary party, you can use the traditional anniversary color for decorations, such as silver decorations for 25th, gold for 50th, and ruby red for 40th, combined with elegant white or black accents.
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