Choosing a color palette

You could do a vibrant colorful bouquet like in the photos without adding every single color to your palette. I think it would look great if your primary color palette was blush and burgundy. The flowers would really pop.

Mine is similar to this! My bridesmaids will wear taupe (I’m all about the neutrals) and the groomsmen will wear navy (I’m a sucker for a blue suit). Flowers will be heavy greenery with ivory flowers, blue thistles, and hints of maroon.

fall wedding colorsThis pic is similar to the wedding color combos that you are intended. You can refer it.

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Looks like your wedding colors are Marsala, desert rose, and burnt orange. The greenery, ivory, and woody colors are all neutrals in the designer world, so feel free to throw those in whenever.

Hey Kassidy! This color palette is absolutely stunning!! I love how vibrant the bouquets are!

You could definitely do a bouquet with lots of greener and whites with pops of burgundy and orange, without having to use all of these colors in the rest of your decor.

Have you thought about your BM dresses yet? I think a Champagne color would look amazing with these colors.

For your flowers, I think the key is to have lots of greenery and then pops of color to keep it from being overwhelming. If you were to show your florist these inspiration pictures, I guarantee they will be able to create something breathtaking for you!

We picked three main colors (red, green, white/blush) with one accent (gold). Since our date is about 3 weeks before Christmas our palette was a no-brainer.

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