Photo Credit: Sierra Dawn Photo
Move over, spring and summer! Fall weddings are taking center stage with their breathtaking decor and cozy vibes. At Spruce Mountain Ranch, we've seen a surge in autumn nuptials, and we're here to share the most captivating centerpiece trends that have graced our tables. Whether you're planning a vintage barn wedding or an elegant outdoor affair, these ideas will inspire your perfect fall wedding centerpiece:
While it's possible to source out-of-season blooms, why not embrace the beauty of fall with these stunning seasonal flowers?
Photo Credit: Josie V. Photography
The beauty of fall isn’t limited to flowers. Vibrant golds, reds, and oranges abound in every direction. Some of our favorite non-floral natural autumn elements include:
Not only do these elements add a unique seasonal touch, but they're often more budget-friendly than traditional floral arrangements.
Capture the distinct mood of the season with hang-dried flowers and feathers. This style commemorates the transition from summer's abundance to winter's scarcity.
Pro Tip: Many brides achieve that lush, feathery look with pampas grass "feathers"—a clever and cost-effective alternative!
One of our all-time favorite autumn color schemes pairs ivory and lighter hues (like pastel pinks and light oranges) with intense burgundy and wine-like tones. This high-contrast palette perfectly embodies the drama and elegance of a fall wedding.
Photo Credit: Sierra Dawn Photo
Alternative: Not a fan of deep reds? Swap burgundy for other jewel tones like emerald green or sapphire blue for equally stunning results.
Nothing says "autumn" quite like a centerpiece filled with bright reds, sunset oranges, golden browns, and the occasional dark plum tone. Insert a few sprigs of fall greenery and stalks of grass, and you’ve got yourself a stunning focal point for your guests to adore.
Photo Credit: Josie V. Photography
For a more understated look, opt for a muted fall color palette. Keep it sweet and simple with whites and pinks, accented with occasional autumn reds or oranges.
Photo Credit: Rachel Case Photography (1 & 2)
Incorporate these uniquely autumn hues into your centerpieces and table décor:
Autumn shades, like ruby red, golden, and burnt orange play right into the countryside rustic style. Rustic elements like simple wood slices, wooden candle holders or lanterns, or a distressed country table, pair seamlessly with autumn foliage and florals.
Don’t limit your centerpieces to basic flowers and greenery. Think outside of the box, using colorful fall fruits and vegetables—like apples, pumpkins, gourds, pomegranates, plums, and pears—to fashion harvest-inspired table displays.
The warm colors and textures of fall merge perfectly with the soothing glow of candlelight. The key? Using a variety of candle sizes and heights to create a multi-layered display. Get creative with colored or water-filled votive candle holders or place candlesticks in glass vases or bowls.
Don’t be afraid to stray from the standard white wax candles! Alternative colors (like orange, red, or even black) work well with many autumnal color palettes.
Photo Credit: Sierra Dawn Photo (1) and From the Hip Photo (2)
Going for a cozy, vintage aesthetic? Have some fun searching for old bottles and jars, ornate lanterns, and memorable antique items to complement your florals, greenery, and candles. Consider incorporating unique elements like aged metallic pieces, old books, ornate mirrors, or antique typewriters.
Part of coordinating the perfect centerpiece is choosing the right table runner and linens. Add some depth to your table displays by layering in unique textures:
Still searching for the perfect venue for your autumn nuptials? Look no further than Spruce Mountain Ranch. Our stunning features include:
These elements create a remarkably fitting backdrop for fall weddings that your guests will remember for years to come.
Ready to bring your fall wedding vision to life? Explore our venues and services in more detail or book a tour today. Let's create the autumn wedding of your dreams together!
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