Every season has its own little wonders, and it can be difficult to pick the right one for your wedding. September, October and November weddings are getting more and more sensational due to the magical effect those breezy nights and mesmerizing colors bring. With a fall wedding, you can skip the traditions and be more bold with the venue, select an edgy dress, and just stand out.

Ideas on how to organize a romantic fall wedding.

Get whimsical flowers

There is no rule to it, but certainly, a fall wedding brings a wide variety of in-seasonal flowers. At the table as a centerpiece, as a decoration, for a bouquet, flowers are the pivotal points of any celebration. Be unique and have your bouquet with tawny-toned florals like dried roses and red berries. Earthy colors, fresh seasonal fruit, and vegetables will help transform a floral table arrangement into a rustic and one-of-a-kind wedding. To top it all up, have rust-toned greenery garland with tiny-sized pumpkin, orange dahlias, and pine cones to accent the autumnal tones.

Delicious delights

Desserts don’t only have to taste savory and tasty, but they can look ethereal. Pumpkin is the queen of desserts every fall, so swap the classical cakes with mini pumpkin or apple pies. Add a tablespoon of maple syrup to other bite-size desserts, or make a refreshing sorbet layered with orange, lemon, and bloody-colored grapefruit and have a vivid fall vibe in your dessert. Make sure that you have vintage lace overlay or a woody buffet table to place the luscious delights.

Outdoor vibe

Weather plays an important role in your wedding, but that doesn’t mean that you have to get entirely closed down in a stuffy ballroom. Skip the plain chandelier reception and opt for an outdoor rustic barn fall wedding. Be original and use burlap and hay instead of classical seating, long white drapes at the entryway, and dine at a country chic tent. Since cold ceremonies call for a warmer feel, then get great DJ and photo booth hire so that you can sparkle up the outdoor chill while capturing the magical moments as you are having fun doing it.

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Fiery drinks

Keep your guest warm by serving hot signature drinks that would also spice up the entertainment. Classics as margaritas and mojitos aren’t quite appropriate for a fall wedding, but guests will appreciate a hot cocktail. For example, serve warm apple cider, cinnamon-flavored mulled white wine, or simply offer a 50-year-old whiskey which would certainly enliven everybody’s senses. Another flaming idea is to have a signature hot chocolate bar. Fall is the perfect season for hot chocolate, so display marshmallows and dry fruit to dip in your cocoa.

Inspirit the decoration

You just can’t go wrong with fall decoration since there is a broad range of ideas that you can use. Use small pumpkins or apples to place the beautiful calligraphy escort cards, fill the centerpieces with lush orange and yellow ranunculus, have wheelbarrows and flower carts around the venue. Plus, around the aisle, you can place gorgeous fall arrangements with different herbs and burgundy flowers in copper buckets for the rustic touch.

Get the warm look

If you are going to skip the traditional, then try a bohemian style for your general outlook. Use luxe gemstone color for the wedding dress, or get the warm look with absolutely stunning smoky-colored wedding dress and cascading train. Dress your bridesmaids in jewel tones for an innovating and breathtaking take on fall colors. Next, you can place cozy blankets and wraps in autumnal colors to keep your guest warm during the reception.

Pumpkins, fall leaves, candles, outstanding atmosphere and being around the people you love are all you need to embrace the season and a memorable fall wedding.

Jasmine Anderson is a lifestyle and beauty blogger based in Australia. She is an incurable daydreamer, who finds inspiration in little, everyday moments. Spending time at her cozy home office with her two cats, writing her blog, is her favorite thing in the world. |Twitter