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Summer weddings are drawing to a close and Fall weddings are taking off with a bang! Personally, Fall is my favorite time of year… curling up by the fire with an over-sized sweater and some hot caramel apple cider, nothing could be better! It’s also the basis for my own wedding so I’m probably a little biased. Nevertheless, there are quite a few trends forming that mark the official kick off to Autumn weddings: fruit and vegetables as ornamental displays; garden DIY style floral arrangements; deep rich tones such as blues, purples and greens; and of course, nature inspired decorations.

The simple trick to making a Fall wedding beautiful and not reminiscent of Halloween is to on focus tans and brown colors leaving orange and pumpkin colors as subtle accents. Also, it is important to know the difference between a Fall-themed wedding and a wedding that occurs in Fall. It sounds simple, but do not assume that your guests will know the difference.

Fall-themed Wedding: Decor and ambiance is inspired by Fall colors and party favors might be along the lines of leaf or tree inspired. These “Falling for You” Pine Cone party favors are the perfect Fall inspired gift to give your guests. Or another option are these Autumn Magic Collection Leaf Candy Dishes, they can be given in the box or placed on each plate with a chocolate inside. Both of these gifts are meant to be enjoyed afterwards and have the distinct feeling of Autumn influence.

Fall Weddings: This term is very simple. A wedding that takes place in the Fall/Autumn months. It is not required to be tans, browns or golds; it just merely falls in line on the calendar. Many people assume that a Fall wedding will be centered around pumpkins and acorns, but popularity has shown that most seasonal weddings actually take on a nature inspired theme of their own. Summer is beachy, Spring is all about flowers, Winter about glamorous white and Fall- fall seems to be the nature inspired woodsy outdoors type of wedding. I’m not saying Fall weddings can’t have browns and golds, but they’re certainly not mandatory. Check out a couple great ways to create a Fall wedding not dictated by a specific color theme.

Photos from Entwined Studio {via StyleMePretty.com}

Photo from Amy Majors Photography {via StyleMePretty.com}

Photography by Nancy Neil {via oncewed.com}

Photography by Mario Testino for Vogue {Kate Moss’s wedding via oncewed.com}