Colours that 'work' with peach/salmon pink

Long time lurker, first time poster. I am experiencing an unusual wardrobe quandry: I recently acquired a very fine double-breasted, linen waistcoat with lapels, for wearing with morning dress. It is a colour I don't normally wear - a salmon-pink/peach but is such a fine garment, that fits me fantastically, and is in such thick Irish linen, that I couldn't leave it behind. My dilemma is what to pair it with - something I am finding difficult as I don't normally wear this colour. I was thinking very pale blue shirt and a powder blue (almost silver) tie, or a lavender tie but am not sure about any of those. Will go to Jermyn Street and try a load of shirts and ties but some suggestions before then would be a huge help. Can the greater wisdom of SF please help with such a sartorial question?

Wearing it with morning dress - so black is the order of most of it: black tails, grey/black striped trousers. White shirt, red tie could work though.

Mr Moo: a good look, although mine is a paler shade, and a touch more salmony.

It does. Thank you.

Just to let you know, I settled on an ivory shirt and a pale blue tie. The combination looks good - will post pics if I get a chance. I trawled Jermyn Street looking for the right shirt - blues and greens sounded the way to go but all looked a bit too busy. The ivory, on the other hand, really complements the peach/salmon. In the end I got a shirt at Favourbrook, specially cut for wearing with a waistcoat (which I hadn't seen before). The collar is longer in the points, so that it sits beneath the waistcoat rather than on top of it. Not much good for wearing without a waistcoat (unless you are going to a 70s fancy dress party) but great with one. Thanks for all the suggestions.

A long time later: http://www.styleforum.net/attachment...1&d=1277368187 This picture washes out the white of the shirt a little. Have since worn the same waistcoat and shirt with a red/gold checked Dunhill tie which also looked good. Thanks again for the suggestions. Al