5 Fabulous Ideas
For Fall Wedding Flowers

Autumn is a great time of year to get married, and fall wedding flowers are one reason why. The weather turns cooler, leaves change their colors and the harvest season has begun.

Vibrant, harvest colors fill the landscape and make the perfect backdrop for your wedding and the photos that you will enjoy for the rest of your life. This is the perfect time of year to have an outdoor, tented wedding or a wedding in a country setting. The right combination of flowers can add a shot of color to your wedding, and it can help to finish off your overall wedding theme. Using flowers that bloom in the Fall helps to give your wedding an autumn feel.

While there are many options for fall wedding flowers, listed below are our top five choices. Obviously there are others to choose from, but we have found that these seem to be the most popular with brides and our personal favorites as well.

Autumn Leaves

While not technically a flower, colorful fall leaves make the perfect accent piece to your centerpieces and other wedding decorations. Real or fake, they can help to finish off your fall themed wedding. Add them to centerpieces with pumpkins, apples or flower arrangements.

Sunflower

A sign of Fall, sunflowers work well paired with other flowers of the season in centerpieces. They can also be used in bouquets and by thrown by your flower girl.

Chrysanthemum

Mums are the perfect decorations for Fall, outside weddings or indoors at your reception space and ceremony location. Place them on the ground around your tent, or hang large potted mums as decorations. They can also be used individually in bouquets and centerpieces.

Hydrangea

Beautiful blue and purple varieties make this a colorful choice. They work perfectly when paired with chrysanthemum or roses.

Like mums, potted hydrangea can also be used as wedding decorations to brighten up a room or accent other decorations.

Rose

A year-round favorite, roses are a great addition to your Fall wedding, and they are very versatile. Use them in bouquets, centerpieces and as part of all of your decorations.