Corpse Bride coloring pages

Free, Printable Corpse Bride Coloring Pages

Choose a single figure, a portrait with flowers or butterflies, or a scene with several figures at the cemetery. The range includes clear outlines and intricate compositions, so you can match the drawing to the time and attention you have.

The Film Behind the Drawings

Corpse Bride is a 2005 animated film directed by Tim Burton and Mike Johnson, with Tim Burton as its creator. Laika and Tim Burton Productions are credited as production companies, and Danny Elfman composed the music.

That film context helps explain the mix of romance and spooky imagery across the gallery. Emily appears with roses and butterflies, while cemetery scenes bring her together with Victor and Scrap. Other drawings show Maudeline and Finis Everglot, Emil the butler, and Barkis Bittern.

Choose by Age and Skill Level

For a 3-year-old, start with a large, simple outline and leave the fine details for an adult to help with. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding a background or choosing colors for each figure, while teens and adults can take their time with the more elaborate scenes.

The medium-level drawings offer a comfortable step between those choices. Victor Van Dort with Scrap in the woods and Emily at the cemetery have a little more to color without the density of the most detailed portraits.

Easy Corpse Bride Coloring Pages for Kids

Simple Emily and Mayhew outlines give young children broad shapes to fill without needing to manage a crowded scene. The skeleton girl and boy playing are another approachable choice, with two figures that can be colored separately.

Scrap among jack-o’-lanterns makes a fitting Halloween pick, while Barkis Bittern gives older kids a single figure to focus on. The cute wedding and hand-holding scenes can also be a gentle way to color Victor and Emily together.

Detailed Corpse Bride Coloring Pages for Adults

Choose Emily with roses or butterflies when you want delicate shapes to work through. The flowers and wings invite small color changes, while Emily’s portrait remains the main focus. The poster drawing is a good choice for a longer coloring session, with several areas to plan together.

For a scene with more storytelling, try Victor, Emily, and Scrap at the cemetery, or the drawing of Emily with Victor among the gravestones. Maudeline and Finis Everglot provide a different pair of figures, and the Black Widow with an eyeball is an unusual subject for experimenting with contrast. These compositions reward colored pencils and careful shading.

Colors for Emily, Victor, and the Cemetery

Try cool blue, gray, and lavender tones for Emily, then give her roses a strong red or a softer pink. Victor’s suit can stay in muted shades, or you can choose a brighter accent to make the couple stand out from the background.

A cemetery scene can use deep greens, charcoal, and dusky purple, with a pale moonlit sky if you add one. For Scrap and the jack-o’-lanterns, warm orange against darker colors makes the small shapes easy to notice. You can keep the film-inspired mood or invent a palette of your own.

Print Corpse Bride Coloring Pages as PDFs

Select “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or choose “Print” to send it directly from a computer or phone. Use the fit-to-page setting so the whole outline stays visible. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils are handy for roses, butterflies, and other fine details.