It's a good time to hold a wedding.The weather is getting cooler.Pick a color scheme and a theme for your fall wedding.You can choose your flowers and fall decorations.
Step 1: The greens and browns are soft.
For a fall wedding, greens can do just fine.Think of moss and chestnut brown.The wedding colors give it a woodsy feel.You could use wood vases with plants.You could use brown and moss green napkins.
Step 2: There is a pair of red and orange.
It's a good idea for a fall wedding to have red and orange.They pay homage to the changing colors and the warmth of the fireplace.The other colors don't get too overwhelming if you add touches of white.These colors are great with flowers, such as orange and red roses.Colored glass vases or red table runners could also be used.
Step 3: Use pink and copper.
If you want to use pink but don't want it to feel too springy, you can pair it with copper.The copper accents help to move the color scheme to being more fall-like, and a soft pink adds a romantic touch.You could use copper napkin rings and vases with copper accents.The pink should be incorporated into soft pink roses, napkins, and tablecloths.
Step 4: Try not to use too many colors.
They can feel like fall if you choose more muted tones.There is a bright turquoise blue.It starts to fit with fall if you change it to a soft grey-blue.Pair soft grey-blue napkins with orange roses or fall leaves.
Step 5: Try to be rustic.
A more rustic wedding can be had in the fall.Barns are used as the location for rustic weddings.Burlap table runners, pie bars, and hay bales can be used to create a rustic feel.
Step 6: Go for a theme.
Okay, so fall means back to school?It's possible to build a wedding around that theme.A bouquet of pencils and old books tied up with ribbon is a great centerpiece.Use apples in your decor to hold photos and to poke sticks in them.There are mini chalkboards that you can use to write wedding messages on.
Step 7: There is a Halloween theme.
If you have a wedding before Halloween, use that as your theme.You can buy Halloween decorations like skeletons and spider webs.You could try fake crows, white candles, and red flowers.You can have a Thanksgiving-themed wedding.Thanksgiving could be full of cornucopias and all the traditional Thanksgiving food.It gives you a reason to celebrate with your family every year, if you have it near Thanksgiving.
Step 8: A fall-leaf theme is something to think about.
Accepting the changing colors of fall is an option.You could scatter fall leaves around the tables.You could have vases with bare branches, as well as wheat bundles, apples, pumpkins and candles.
Step 9: Look at flowers.
Garden dahlias are a good choice for simplicity.They offer a rich selection of colors.They don't look like you tried too hard.If you have them around, you can pick them out from the garden.They make a gorgeous bouquet on their own.Adding a few more pieces of greenery in a woodsy vase is a good way to make a centerpiece.
Step 10: There are cymbidium orchids and calla lilies.
Calla lilies and cymbidium orchids are good for fall flowers.The flowers are perfect for a blend of fall colors.They make a unique bouquet.For a bouquet, you can stick to flowers.Go simpler for a centerpiece.There are alternating vases of calla lilies and orchids with a few blooms in each vase.
Step 11: There are fall touches to a bouquet.
You can still have a more autumnal bouquet if you prefer roses.Red fall berries and crab apples are examples of pieces that reference fall.If you want to make a centerpiece, hollow out a pumpkin and use it as a vase.You can use orange or white pumpkins, but the pumpkin will create a striking centerpiece, and it really hammers home the theme.
Step 12: Consider the dried flowers.
Fresh flowers make a statement in the spring and summer, but dried flowers are perfect for fall.For a touch of green, you can even add dried eucalyptus.This option is usually less expensive than fresh flowers.If you don't want to add water to the flowers, you can use vases for the centerpiece.You could use baskets or bags filled with sand or glass marbles.
Step 13: You should try things other than flowers.
There are lots of options for decorative bouquets this time of year.If you pair wheat with a ribbon, it can make a whole bouquet.Fall leaves can be used in your bouquet.You can make your own wheat stalk centerpiece.You can tie them up with a ribbon of your choice.The bottom should be played out so it can stand up.Adding some dried grasses will give you a touch of color.
Step 14: Make use of pumpkins.
If you're having a fall wedding, you will likely want to use pumpkins and decorative gourds.If pumpkins don't fall into your color scheme, spray painting them to match your wedding colors is a good idea.Pumpkins can be used in unique ways.You can hollow out pumpkins to make vases.White or dark green pumpkins can be used to better match your wedding colors.
Step 15: Take some leaves and put them in a container.
A great addition to autumn decor is leaves.They have a wide range of oranges, reds, yellows and even purples.They're cheaper than flowers, so you can buy a lot more to make a difference.You can use leaves from outside in your wedding.
Step 16: Remember the fall produce.
In a wedding, apples and pears can work well.They can be used as a centerpiece, or you can spray paint them as neutral colors.Try putting them on pretty dishes as a centerpiece.If you use pears, make sure to pick ones that are ripe.Pears that are harder will hold up better.
Step 17: Hay can be used.
Try incorporating hay into your wedding.Hay bails can be used as seating at both your wedding and reception.It's a good idea to warn your guests that hay can be rough.Throw blankets or fabric over them for a classier look.
Step 18: Make a small forest.
Branches are another way to incorporate a fall theme.They can be used at the wedding as a centerpiece on your table.Adding colored glass or red feathers will create the effect of leaves.
Step 19: Take the temperature into account.
If your wedding day is brisker than you were planning, your guests may need some help keeping warm.Consider giving your guests shawls and blankets to keep them warm.If you roll them up nicely in a container, they can be a nice decoration.