Looking for inspiration for fall wedding bouquets or autumnal wedding flowers? You’re in good company. Fall has become an increasingly popular season for couples’ big days. According to a study by The Knot, October is on par with June when it comes to the most popular wedding months. So for all the brides and grooms currently dreaming about a fall wedding, Vogue compiled the best autumn bouquets and arrangements from the real weddings we’ve published.
There’s a Brooklyn wedding with a moss-covered chair display, a Bhutanese Himalayas wedding with seasonal foraged flowers, a wedding in Kyoto which included an abundance of pampas grass, and a New York City affair at the Rainbow Room where the couple said their vows under an arch of moody Japanese maple leaves. One wedding in Connecticut used fall foliage as an aesthetic accent throughout, while another in the same state adorned their table with classic red roses to create a dramatic, romantic effect.
Then there is a September bride in Switzerland who, on the morning of her wedding, strolled to the farmer’s market to buy blooms for her own bouquet. Below, the best fall wedding flowers in Vogue—from bouquets, to table arrangements, to decorative accents. (And if you’re looking for even more seasonal inspiration, here are our best fall weddings, too.) AnnaSophia Robb and Trevor Paul
With the help of their florist Molly Ford, AnnaSophia Robb embraced an autumnal palette for her Hudson Valley wedding under a harvest moon.
Jess Wolfe and Ben Katz It strikes just
Jess Wolfe and Ben Katz
“It strikes just the right balance of romance and playfulness,” bride Jess Wolfe said of her bouquet, which embraced unruly September blooms. Jess Wolfe and Ben Katz
For their November wedding in Brooklyn, beauty editor Lauren Valenti leaned into the moody in-season blooms of fall. Mary Macgill and Terrence Breschi
Mary Macgill and Terrence Breschi incorporated fall branches and anemones for their Hudson Valley wedding.
Krista Jackson and Alex Zahn
“I have a deep passion for floral arrangements and knew marigolds had to be a centerpiece of the wedding,” Krista Jackson said of the aesthetic for her Mexico City nuptials. Anisha Ford and Robert Kunkel
Anisha Ford chose a wedding bouquet of summer and fall colors for her early September wedding in Maine—a perfect example on how to choose blooms during the transitional season.
Eve Levin and Matthew Bowman
For their October wedding in Colorado, Eve Levin and Matthew Bowman got married under a floral-covered chuppah that overlooked the Rocky Mountains. Zoe Chrissos and Colton Orr
Zoë Crissos incorporated jasmine into her orange-and-white bouquet. Billy Corgan and Chloe Mendel
The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan and Chloe Mendel incorporated moody florals at their Highland Park, Illinois wedding.
Bel Powley and Douglas Booth Bel Powley married
Bel Powley and Douglas Booth
Bel Powley married at Petersham Nurseries—which was full of in-season red blooms. Designer Kelsey Randall gets married in the Hudson Valley at Blooming Hill Farm shot by Arius Photography CJ McCollum and Elise Esposito
CJ McCollum and Elise Esposito’s late October wedding in Oregon wine country featured a grand fall floral display with red, yellow, and burnt orange blooms pouring out of vintage car.
Harley Viera Newton and Ross Schwartzman
“I gasped when I saw this staircase for the first time. I still can’t believe how amazing the flowers looked entwined throughout the bannister and up across the ceiling,” Harley Viera Newton said of the florals at her West Village wedding. Sarah Levine and William Jess Laird
Sarah Levine and William Jess Laird’s October wedding in Marfa, Texas, featured a hanging centerpiece a 20-foot-long dried Yucca tree hung as well as foraged wildflowers.
Brooke Bobb and Ryan Yamakoshi
“Emily Thompson created the most spectacular backdrop for our ceremony inside Bar SixtyFive. She brought nature up 65 floors and created a fall dreamscape out of Japanese maple. It didn’t overpower, and it framed the view in the most mesmerizing way,” Brooke Bobb said of her New York City wedding. Alessandra Knight and Louis Breuner
“I love dried flowers, and it was a keepsake each of the bridesmaids and groomsmen got to keep,” Alessandra Knight said of the floral bouquets used at her Santa Barbara wedding.
Elle Mie-Jin McPherson-Yoon and Angus Tweedie This micro-wedding
Elle Mie-Jin McPherson-Yoon and Angus Tweedie
This micro-wedding in the Scottish Highlands included arrangements with fresh autumnal flowers, thistles, and dried maple leaves. Many of the materials were foraged nearby. Sarah Michler and Henry-Alex Rubin
Sarah Michler and Henry-Alex Rubin’s tables for their October wedding were covered in bouquets of white ranunculus, foxglove, and forget-me-nots, while bamboo branches swayed overhead.
Chryseis Tan and Faliq Nasimuddin Chryseis Tan and Faliq Nasimuddin’s Kyoto wedding included pale pink flowers and plenty of pampas grass. Samantha Tritsch and Ryan Fuld
“We incorporated pinks and greens, in fall hues, in the cocktail hour floral arrangements. They looked beautiful against the library’s incredible gray archways,” Samatha Tritsch said of her October wedding at the New York Public Library.
Julia Arnhold and Lane Gerson
For her Connecticut countryside wedding, Julia Arnhold used a variety of blooms in a fall color palette. Jamie Singer Soros and Robert Soros
Jamie Singer Soros chose the classic red rose for her arrangements at her Connecticut wedding, held at Philip Johnson’s minimal Glass House. Ito Aghayere and Leon Hendrix
Ito Aghayere and Leon Hendrix wed in late October under a jewel-toned floral arch using reds, pinks, and oranges.
Arrangements were made of dahlias, calla lilies, gladiolus,
Meanwhile, arrangements were made of dahlias, calla lilies, gladiolus, and snapdragons. Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian
“For the flowers and overall aesthetic, she wanted something that was very different and unique,” wedding planner Preston Bailey said of Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian’s New Orleans wedding. Here, a floral arrangement made of yellow and gold blooms, including roses.
Amy Merrick and Philip Shelley
Floral designer Amy Merrick created her own wedding day bouquet for her September elopement in Switzerland. Morning of, she headed to the farmers market to buy Swiss garden roses and apricot croissants for breakfast. She tied it all together with ruby throats, nude carnations, and dahlias. Carly Rae Jepsen and Cole M.G.N. For her October wedding at the Hotel Chelsea, Carly Rae Jepsen carried a bouquet of anthuriums and oncidium orchids by Rosandich Designs.
Evoto Tara Susanto Joseph and James Joseph
For their October wedding in Bhutan, Tara Susanto Joseph and James Joseph used local foraged florals. The result was a glowing autumnal array of seasonal picks. Shelby Wax and Olivember wedding, floral designer Studio Mondine pitched them a “frozen in time” chair covered in moss and mushrooms
“We couldn’t stop talking about it with the Smith + James team. It was truly jaw-dropping to see in real life,” Wax said. Emma Quigley and Jeffrey Smolens
Emma Quigley always envisioned a staircase of flowers welcoming guests to her October wedding at the Weekapaug Inn, a Relais & Chateaux property in Westerly, Rhode Island. Her floral designer, Semia, made it happen.
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