Fall is fast becoming the most popular season to get married in and it's easy to see why. The weather is just right, there's a certain golden glow in the sky, and nature flaunts her most beautiful self in red, orange, yellow, and green.
Since it's officially Fall, we've put together some romantic autumn wedding inspiration for you.
Romantic Autumn Color Palettes
From rich berry and jewel tones to pumpkin and peaches, autumn serves up a cornucopia of delectable colors.
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Whether warm and cozy or light and bright, you can find a color palette that works with your autumn wedding theme. Some of the more popular colors to choose from are: yellow, marigold, butterscotch, copper, cinnamon, burgundy, plum, maple, orange, crimson, and chocolate.
Dresses for a Romantic Autumn Wedding
There's not a one size fits all style for Fall - it all depends on what you personally prefer. But there are a few details you can look for that will compliment a romantic autumn wedding. Think long sleeves, lace, flowing skirts, and vintage inspired.
Our elegant, slim chiffon and lace wedding gown features pretty sleeves and a champagne color lining, making it the perfect warm and romantic wedding dress.
Autumn Wedding Flowers
100 Layer Cake put together an autumn bouquet recipe based off of a design by Antigua Floral, and it features the perfect colors and flowers for a romantic autumn wedding.
Photo by Lance Nicoll
The soft pinks, greens, and blues mixed with richer shades of scarlet and purple give this bouquet a warm, but refreshing Fall feel.
Autumn Wedding Decor
An autumn wedding doesn't have to be all pumpkins and pine cones (although those can be beautiful too!). You can incorporate other seasonal goodies, like metallic glittering maple leaves, apples, warm lighting (twinkling lights and candles), lace and burlap, lanterns adorned with fall foliage, and colorful gourds.
Photo by Hopkins Studios via The Knot
Warm Signature Cocktail
An autumn wedding calls for a warm drink to spice up the cooler night. Serve your guests bourbon-spiked apple cider served in an apple cup. You could also offer a self-service area where guests can fill up on pumpkin spice lattes or hot chocolate.
Photo by Best Photography via Green Wedding Shoes
