Fall is one of the most popular wedding seasons in the US, and the colors are a big reason why. These 12 palettes cover burnt orange, burgundy, rust, emerald and softer neutrals for barn, vineyard, mountain and city weddings.
Burnt orange and sage
Warm orange balanced with soft green; a top fall pick.
Burgundy and navy
Deep and elegant; great for evening and formal weddings.
Rust and dusty rose
Romantic and earthy; looks lovely with dried flowers.
Emerald and gold
Rich jewel tones for a luxe ballroom wedding.
Mustard and plum
Unexpected and bold; great for creative couples.
Terracotta neutrals
Warm clay and oat tones that feel modern and calm.
Vineyard harvest
Wine reds and olive green for a winery wedding.
Copper and teal
Metallic copper with deep teal; stylish and warm.
Mountain aspen
Golden aspen leaves and pine; perfect for Colorado or Utah.
Moody florals
Dark backgrounds with deep red and peach blooms.
Champagne and cinnamon
Soft champagne warmed with spice tones.
Olive and cream
Muted greens for a minimal, nature-inspired look.
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Pick one warm, one cool
Fall palettes can get heavy with all warm colors. Balance burnt orange or rust with a cooler shade like sage, navy or teal so photos don't look too brown.
Use seasonal flowers and textures
Dahlias, garden roses, ranunculus, dried grasses and berries carry fall colors naturally. Velvet ribbons, linen napkins and candles add depth to the tables.
Plan for cooler weather
Bridesmaids can wear velvet or satin in jewel tones with shawls or faux fur wraps. Groomsmen look great in tweed, brown or navy with ties in an accent color.