916-808-0957The Knot just announced that fall is now the most popular wedding season. So move over, June; September through November is where it’s at. Fall is my absolutely favorite time of the year so I’m not mad about it.
Now there is a right way to do a fall wedding and there is a wrong way. The wrong way is a throw fall-themed affair. The right way is THIS! And perhaps surprisingly, you won’t find an orange pumpkin, bale of hay, or fake leaf in site. What you will find though is deep, rich colors, textured fabrics, details that add warmth and depth, and subtle nods to the season. Marsala, plum, hunter green, navy, burnt orange, and even bronze…there is a rainbow of shades to choose from and they even look fantastic when used altogether. For your men, ditch the tux and think tweed and corduroy pieces. Bridesmaids dresses can be classic but choose one in any of the dramatic shades just mentioned. Decor could include gilded leaves, pinecones, fresh herbs and lots and lots of candles. If you must use pumpkins, go for white or the elusive blue gray. Flannel blankets to keep your guests warm during your outdoor ceremony is a thoughtful gesture and fresh s’mores would be a great night cap. Incorporate cranberries, figs, and root veggies into your menu for a taste of the season.
Clockwise from top left: Eli Turner Studios; Encarnacion Photography via Buzzfeed; Megan Clouse Photography; Earthmark Photography; Honey Photographs; Jen & Chris Creed via Style Me Pretty; via Buzzfeed
What you think of this fall wedding inspo! Are you getting married in the fall? What colors, textures, and details are you incorporating into your wedding? Comment below!