Struggling with Wedding colors!

Hi Shenea. I think the easiest way to choose your color scheme is by looking in your closet. Do you have more muted tones, or vibrant tones? It doesn't matter the venue or theme because you can make any wedding vision modern, elegant, and personal.

Flower options do change with the season, but, really, there are so many flower options that choosing based on color shortages is unnecessary, unless you have a specific flower in mind. You can always import what you want into TN. I would consider scrolling through these diverse fall bouquet pictures for inspo: Fall bouquets.

Here are some vibrant wedding inspo ideas:

Dusty blue, hot pink, orange

fushia, neon, tropical ravers

In the end, I'd ask yourself: 1) what does my partner want (we can't forget them!)? and 2) when I look at my pictures, will I be sad if I go the other way? Don't forget, you bring the elegance, not the decor. Best wishes.

So what's nice about September is that its between seasons, so a lot of summer flowers are still in bloom, while the fall flowers are also still coming in. Of which, both of your options work really well.

Take a look at this: https://www.bridalguide.com/planning/the-details/decor-flowers/flowers-in-season-september#141409

It will give you a bunch of flowers that are in bloom for September here in the US. I'd also google some other sources on flowers that are in season in September. My florist mother always says - no matter when you're getting married, pick a color theme that works with the season's flower or else pay through the nose.

Some of the flowers that are in season may really speak to you and scream "THIS ONE! ME! MAKE ME YOUR MAIN COLOR!" and then you can always go from there.

Personally, I've always sworn by bold colors (see dress in profile picture lol). That being said, I've gone back and forth on what colors I really liked a ton of times. I like the advice on looking at whether there are certain colors that really work with your venue as well as what flowers are in season for September. If that doesn't help, try googling "color palettes" and scrolling around to see which colors you gravitate towards. If there's one you like but aren't sure what to pair it with, refine your search to "[insert color here] color palettes" to get an idea of colors you can pair it with.

We had a September wedding and our colours were navy, fushia and gold. My bouquet was fushia orchids, of which the shops were full in September.

I think your second colour idea with pops of colour will work potentially better with a modern venue but both will look pretty!