25 Awesome Fall Wedding Ideas

Sprinkle them down your aisle, use them as photo shoot props or use them to fall-ify your food displays - you really can’t go wrong with this Canadian staple, so get creative.

Those hot summer days are long gone, so your guests may need help staying warm. Offer up some cozy throws if you’re hosting an outdoor ceremony or reception.

You may be too old to trick or treat, but you’re never too old for halloween candy. Stock your dessert table with fun sized bars of your favourite chocolate, they’ll be easy to find during this season.

‘Tis the season for pumpkin everything. From serving up PSLs or using them in your centerpieces, you’ve got plenty of options.

Jams, jellies and marmalades are the perfect rustic favours to give out at your fall wedding. Bonus: if you’ve got the time, they’re pretty easy to DIY.

Finish off your reception space with an adorable shabby chic bar. A couple of vintage wooden barrels, some reclaimed wood and a fall floral arrangement or two look super stylish together.

Give your guests some cozy rustic eats to finish off their meals. Crumbles, pies and homemade tarts are all crowd-pleasers.

Fairy lights can be used in every season, but their warm glow really works wonders with an autumnal colour scheme.

Adding a bit of faux wood, some sugary leaves and a few rich, autumnal colours will make your wedding cake look like a work of art.

You need to embrace the final days of bonfire-worthy weather. Maybe even have s’more supplies at the ready for some late night treats.

Winter nights may call for faux fur jackets and stoles, but fall is all about the plaid flannel. P.S. grooms and their groomsmen can totally embrace the lumberjack vibe and sport plaid shirts instead of plain old white ones, too.

Looking to give your wedding arrangements a little something extra? Add some wheat to give them a dose of fall flavour.

Rather than a ring pillow, hold your wedding bands in a burlap wrapped basket stuffed with hay or even a bird's nest.

Festival season may have come and gone, but flower crowns are still in. We suggest ditching the daisies and add some jewel toned blooms and leaves to fall-ify them a bit.

From table numbers to sweetheart table signage, just about anything can be wood burned.

Pinecones may be considered winter decor, but just remember that the solstice isn’t until mid-December, so they’re perfectly appropriate. Plus, you can repurpose them when you’re decorating your house for Christmas.

Have a healthy supply of hot drinks like tea, coffee and hot ciders at the ready for your guests. You may even want to make your signature bevy a hot toddy or spiked hot chocolate.

Take advantage of those beautiful fall colours by taking your wedding portraits outside! You’re sure to get some amazing shots, even if you are a bit chilly.

Want to really embrace those autumn vibes? Ask your girl squad to wear ruby, topaz, emerald or sapphire coloured attire.

Strappy sandals aren’t exactly what you’d call practical fall footwear, so go with something a bit more seasonally appropriate, like boots. These’ll give your outfit some added flair and are way more comfy than sky high heels.

Gilded tableware is almost a necessity for this season. Accent it with some rustic details.

Want to save a little money and still land some chic aisle markers or centerpieces? Go with candles! These will brighten up even the rainiest fall wedding day.

When the season changes from summer to fall, you can expect to see some rain in the forecast. Plan ahead like this couple and get some cute matching umbrellas for your photoshoots (they’ll also come in handy when going to and from your venue).

Are there any colours more suited for fall than red, yellow and orange? Nope!

Forget about town cars and limousines! Make your grand entrance in the most autumnal way possible: a hay ride.