Peak wedding season typically includes September and October for a reason — fall weddings are gorgeous. There’s an abundance of seasonal decor options (pumpkins, duh!), the changing leaves on trees make for a great backdrop, and autumnal colors are straight-up dreamy. The latter also applies to the season’s best available flowers!
While you can still incorporate wedding flowers that aren’t affected by the changing seasons — such as hydrangeas, orchids, roses and lilies — there’s a wide variety of flowers that do bloom exclusively throughout September, October and November.
What’s In Season
According to the Flower Expert, fall wedding flowers include:
- Acashia
- Allium
- Alstromeria
- Amaranthus
- Anemone
- Baby’s Breath
- Bittersweet
- Carnation
- China berry
- Chrysanthemum
- Cockscomb
- Cosmos
- Echinops
- Freesia
- Gerbera Daisy
- Gladiolus
- Gloriosa
- Hypericum
- Iris
- Juniper
- Kangaroo paw
- Kalancheo
- Liatrus
- Lily
- Misty Blue
- Orchid
- Pepper berry
- Protea
- Queen Ann’s Lace
- Quince
- Rover
- Roses
- Rowen berry
- Salvia
- Solidago
- Statice
- Star of Bethlehem
- Sunflower
- Yarrow
- Zinnia
Get Inspired
Color-wise, fall wedding colors typically include jewel tones, reds, oranges, yellows, and muted/neutral shades. We’ve rounded up a number of bouquets in these colors, below, which also use a variety of the listed autumnal flowers. If you’re saying “I Do” in the fall, you’re bound to be inspired by these arrangements!
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