10 Insanely Gorgeous Colours To Consider For A Fall Wedding

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Who invited you, pink?

BY SIENNA LIVERMORE

AUG 30, 2018

Pastels are an obvious choice for a wedding, but if you’re getting married in the fall, you might be struggling over a colour palette. We’ve rounded up some incredibly gorgeous fall colour schemes that are perf for your wedding. Pink is cool and all, but what about terracotta?

1 Caramel

Before you immediately scrap the idea of a brown bouquet, consider how gorgeous its rich hues can look. Though it’s obvious for a boho wedding, it’s actually insanely chic for a more traditional one, too.

2 Wine

A vibrant, wine-coloured bouquet pops against a white dress. For contrast, try light pinks, cream, or even orange.

3 Wood Tones

Keep colours neutral — think whites and creams — and let reclaimed wood pieces stand out. They’re perfectly rustic for an outdoor wedding, and can easily be glammed up with some tulle or satin.

4 Forest Green

All the earthy tones for fall, please! This includes wood, browns, and plenty of sage greens. Go light on flowers and don’t skimp on the greenery.

5 Golden Yellow

Channel the changing leaves with yellow flowers. To accent your centrepiece, add yellow glasses to your table as well.

6 Burnt Sienna

Burnt Sienna is not what you’d typically think of when you think “wedding,” but it actually looks stunning next to classic whites. Add in some golds to make it feel more celebratory.

7 Orange

Don’t feel like orange is going to turn your wedding into a Jack Skellington-inspired soirĂ©e — it can actually be chic & rustic when used sparingly, like in candlesticks. Then, contrast it with bright pinks, reds, or purples.

8 Mulberry

If you don’t want rich berry tones overpowering your palette, add in pops. This single bloom on top of a white and gold cake adds colour without overpowering the intricacy of the design.

9 Terracotta

The clay hue is how you do pink in the fall. It pairs especially well with greens and whites.

10 Red & Orange

They’re fall classics for a reason. Not only will your look complement the changing leaves, add in some greenery, and you’ll have the earthy wedding colour palette of your dreams.

  

 

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