Let’s Fall in Love:
Top 4 Fall Wedding Trends
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We can only think of a billion reasons that make autumn such an amazing wedding season! Autumn is the perfect season to go whimsical and woodsy in weddings. That is why barn weddings are always big this year around.
However, new couples are mixing things up by putting a modern spin on the old- school traditions. We are talking about deep jeweled dresses, warm hearty meals, and a whole lot of deep fall tones fall in the backdrop.
What can you do this fall?
1. Drop the Whites
New brides are ditching the virginal white and blazing in a bold color scheme. Think enchanting emeralds, deep amethysts or sparkling sapphires. You can make this the new-age bridal look by adding floor-sweeping trains, ruffles, and big ball skirts.
Your princess inspired jewel-toned dress is sure to make heads turn!
2. Indulge in Nature
Dip your wedding venue in the colors of the autumnal leaves: ochre, burgundy, pumpkin, mustard…
You get the gist!
Use fresh seasonal fruits as your table décor, sprigs of herbs and leaves in your bouquet, and minimalist wooden frames decorated with foliage that encompass the setting. Tie this rustic setting with calligraphy and laces.
3. Royal Hues
The royal wedding has inspired many brides this year.
If you are one of them then we suggest you take wedding photographs like a Victorian portrait. Choose a setting with mahogany furniture, pastel drapes, and mid-century pieces. The picturesque effect will be elegant and sophisticated.
Or maybe you loved the dresses? If you aren’t brave enough to wear a colored dress, then choose an ivory palette with intricate embroidery.
4. Sweet Tooth
Can a wedding be complete without desserts? We think not!
New couples have brought back the tier cakes but they are smaller than before. Downsizing gives them the option to have a fun dessert on the menu. This means donut walls, seasonal pies, toffee apples and whatever autumnal dessert is on their minds.
In short, create a comforting autumnal vibe through bold colors, seasonal decorations, and mouthwatering food. You can definitely not go wrong with the last one!