October Wedding Flowers
More and more brides are looking for October wedding flowers, as it has become such a popular month to get married. We have seen a dramatic increase in the amount of people getting married in October, last year this was our busiest month!
It really can be a fabulous time of the year as the colours in the landscape are beautiful and the weather can be fantastic. Many October brides choose the classic autumn or fall color theme for their October wedding flowers. These include orange, red and yellow which all work well when teamed with lime green or purple.
Bridal Bouquets
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In the two photos above you can see how we have used this color scheme in two very different bridal posy bouquets. The bouquet on the left features the fabulous mango calla lily, which is perfect for an autumn or fall color theme. The bouquet on the right features the fun vivid orange gerbera, again perfect for this theme.
Top Table Arrangements
Many brides ask me to incorporate Autumn or fall foliages into their table arrangements in this photo you can see how we have used the red and orange foliages alongside the dark greens to give it real October look. Twigs and the bright orange Chinese lanterns are also very popular when incorporated into the foliage.
Table Centerpieces
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In the photo (above) on the left you can see how we have used the rich red and orange color theme in these tall table arrangements. The orange roses work really well submerged under water in the vases. The arrangements also feature the red foliages, dangling red amaranthus and beautiful orange freesias tipped with deep red.
On the (above) right you can see a much more modern table centre that is just as stunning. It features the vibrant orange gerbera.
Using these colour themes in your October wedding flowers really will be like bringing the autumn landscape inside to your reception rooms. The richness of this color scheme can really add warmth to your venue.
There are more ideas here for seasonal wedding flowers.
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