- Lush Greenery
There is nothing better than being in nature and feeling surrounded by the forest and canopied by trees. Shades of deep green like olive, forest, emerald, and even lighter ones like sage or mint, bring a richness or rustic look to your day, depending on what you are going for.
It pairs well with a variety of gorgeous neutrals, like white, yellow/gold, champagne, and even rose. And, most importantly, it works amazingly well with floral arrangements and their matching greenery.
Victoria’s Secret model, Josephine Skriver, married singer-songwriter Alexander DeLeon, in April 2022. With white florals and lots of greenery all around, her bridesmaids wore Mumu dresses in sage green. See more from their destination wedding in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, featured in Vogue.
2. Romantic Blushes
A natural, peaceful wedding is your goal? Then you might consider shades of blush and champagne. These are classic neutrals that bring elegance to any event, whether it’s in a yard or on a beach.
You could opt for a monochromatic and modern, or matching and sophisticated. You can’t go wrong with either choice. Romance will float through the air with these colors.
3. Jewel Tones
Many couples love to embrace jewel tones in fall weddings, but other seasons are fair game as well — especially in the summertime when more floral choices are available.
Rich scarlets and sapphire tones bring a luxuriousness to the wedding and are flattering on a wider variety of skin tones (think bridesmaids). And just think of what you can do with your cake!
See some of our top tips for getting married in the fall!
Photo: Gavriella & Judah’s Fall Wedding
4. Muted Seas
Fresh, sweet, and relaxing – what your guests will feel when they coast into your wedding event. The obvious location for these colors is the lake, beach, or destination wedding, but don’t rule out using it in other outdoor venues as well.
Sea glass, sage, and pale turquoise are refreshing and invigorating and allow you and your guests to feel the connection to the sea, as well as to each other.
