Linen Color for antique garden/rustic wedding

I honestly like the freshness of white linen as it would make a nice contrast to all the green and rustic elements, and I wouldn't mind if the chairs are white as well. But if you have to have a different color, my vote goes for dusty rose, to brighten it up a little.

I was also considering peach

I would honestly stick with white!

We've got the same theme just different colors. Our colors are blush pink, light sage, cream and tan. Our linens will be cream with tan napkins.

Well we're also ding a white drape divider (we're using the space for both ceremony and reception and need to make it feel like two separate spaces) which is why I think white will be overwhelming. My dress isn't even completely white.

What do your tables look like?

We're going to put banquet tables together to make three long rows of family-style seating. And then out head table. Kind of like a U shape but with an extra guest row. I'd love to do farm tables but they're just not in the budget.

I'd still do white or a neutral

I would do white/ivory... but if you do NOT want to do that, I say Khaki

I wouldn't use khaki. I think it's a bit dark. I would look at ivory from your swatches (which would resemble an old yellowed cloth). If you want to be creative you could add a lace trim with double sided tape. It can easily be removed.

I like peach. It's looks neutral yet it adds a touch of color. I think it would great with your color scheme.

I'm separating my responses so the pics don't get mixed up. I love the idea of doing white cloth with a wide topper, not just a standard width runner. You could use burlap, a more refined fake burlap, or even canvas. The set up would look like the second pic with a wider runner.

My initial though on the khaki was that it would mimic burlap. I like the runner idea but that would be more $$ and I'm paying out of pocket with a limited budget.