Just take a look at some of the pictures I choose. With the pictures above we see two different colors schemes playing off of the plum colored dresses. The first picture is more monochromatic in playing with the opposite side of the color wheel in the bright orange Gerbera Daisies. I love the simplicity of the colors. The second picture shows the same color of dress with brightly colored mixed bouquets. I'm loving the mix of orange, yellows, greens and even pinks to come together and still give us a fall feel.
Lets not forget the fun of decorating for fall weddings. Candy corn, raffia, fall leaves, mason jars, all come together in a fun country chic look.I've included some more pictures of fall wedding flower ideas.
Some are using a combination of mauve and peach colored roses to bring a soft hue of fall tones to the wedding, while others are using greens and yellows to pop the orange colors.
There are a number of colored roses that give us a 2 toned look to them. The one below is one of my personal favorites, a yellow inside naturally tipped in a dark to burned orange color.
Then of course there is the beautiful orange calla lily, so simplistic yet so elegant.Notice how the bear grasses loop around to bring movement to the bouquet. Adding in the rich burgundy colors along with the accent of greens adds a different depth to the orange callas in the picture right below.
Teals, browns, plums, oranges... so many colors for fall. Don't allow yourself to get stuck in a rut in colors for fall weddings. Have fun. Bring out the dried materials such as branches, grasses, seed pods, and even feathers. Think about pheasant or peacock feathers. Their natural colors say fall and their ability to flow in the air give movement to your bouquets.
Don't forget outside decorations. Fall mum plants along with gourds or pumpkins (try white pumpkins) make great decorations both outside the church or the reception. The mums can be given to your parents or for yourself as a continued reminder of your wonderful day as they come back year after year if planted outside. Have fun planning.
