Fall Wedding Ideas<\/h2>\n1. Dried Florals and Fronds<\/h3>\n
Flowers are one of the easiest ways to dress up a wedding venue<\/a> and incorporate your color palette<\/a>. When we think of spring and summer floral arrangements, we think of bright colors and fresh blooms. Fall is a great time to make the switch to deeper shades and dried florals<\/a> to give your space texture and create a more Earthy feel.<\/p>\n
The best part about using dried florals and fronds is that you don’t have to worry about your flowers dying throughout the day, and<\/em> you can take them home afterwards for a memorable wedding keepsake.<\/p>\n
$\"\"$ Images by Grace Charlotte Photography<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
2. Terracotta Color Palette<\/h3>\n
When we think of fall, we think of the color-changing trees that one would find in nature. There’s something so elegant about pairing deep reds, oranges, and golds together. Because this color palette is one that you find outside every year, we love the idea of tying it into your color scheme–especially since it’s one that will forever remain timeless.<\/p>\n
This color palette looks especially beautiful in forest weddings and indoor spaces where the rest of the decor is rather simple–just like this real wedding featuring elegant terracotta bridesmaid dresses<\/a> below!<\/p>\n
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Image by Emma Quinn<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
3. Fresh Fruit<\/h3>\n
Autumn is harvest season, making it more than appropriate to use your favorite fruits as wedding decor. Ditch the florals all together, or add the fruit sporadically to your floral centerpieces. By pairing the two together, you enhance the table’s natural design.<\/p>\n
Some of the best fruits to include in your decor include blood oranges, red pears, apples, blackberries, blueberries, figs, plums, pomegranates, and cherries. If you want to achieve the most natural-looking aesthetic possible, consider leaving your fruit on the branches when laying them out.<\/p>\n
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Images by Inner Images Photography<\/a>. See more of this real wedding here<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
4. Colored Wedding Dresses<\/h3>\n
As years go by, more and more couples are choosing to ditch the traditional<\/a> white wedding dresses and choose something with a bit more color<\/a>. While we’re not saying you have to choose a black wedding dress–although, if you want to, we say go for it–we love the idea of adding subtle color to your wedding attire.<\/p>\n
Most wedding dress designers offer multiple colors for a wedding dress–including champagne, blush, taupe, and grey. Not only will this make your dress a bit more unique, but it will also pair well with your fall color palette<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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Image by Nikk Nguyen<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
5. Jackets or Furs<\/h3>\n
One of the best reasons to get married in the fall is the cooler temps. You don’t have to worry about breaking a sweat, and in most places, the rainy season has passed. However, in many places, this also means that the temperature can drop drastically in the evenings. If you’re having an outdoor wedding<\/a>–or you’re just looking for a creative way to accessorize–add a jacket<\/a> (denim, leather, suede, etc.) or fur to your ensemble to stay warm.<\/p>\n
If want something extra special, look into getting a custom-made jacket. It can include your married last name, your wedding date, a common wedding phrase such as “till death do us part”–you name it.<\/p>\n
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Image by Emily Battles Photography<\/a>. See more of this real wedding here<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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