The 5 Best Wedding Colour Palettes for a Fall Wedding 🍂
Fall weddings have a magic all their own golden light, crisp air, and a built-in backdrop of rich, warm tones. The right colour palette can elevate that seasonal beauty, creating a wedding that feels cozy, romantic, and timeless.

Here are our top five favourite colour palettes for a fall wedding, plus tips on how to bring them to life:
1. Burnt Orange, Terracotta & Deep Burgundy
This bold, moody palette is a fall classic. Burnt orange brings warmth, terracotta adds earthy depth, and deep burgundy grounds the entire look.
How to use it:
Bridesmaids in mix-and-match dresses across the colour range
Tablescapes with terracotta chargers, burgundy taper candles, and orange ranunculus
Seasonal florals like dahlias, mums, and roses
Add gold flatware or metallic accents for a luxe touch.
2. Sage Green, Cream & Dusty Rose
For couples who want fall romance without heavy tones, this palette feels soft yet seasonal. Sage adds an earthy base, cream keeps it fresh, and dusty rose lends a touch of warmth.
How to use it:
Sage napkins against cream linens
Garden-style arrangements with blush roses and eucalyptus
Wooden accents to tie in autumn texture
Works beautifully for outdoor garden weddings or rustic venues with lots of natural light.
3. Navy, Copper & Pumpkin
A modern twist on fall colours, this palette combines deep navy for sophistication, copper for shine, and pumpkin orange for a playful nod to the season.
How to use it:
Navy suits with copper boutonnieres
Pumpkin-toned florals in copper vases
Navy menus with metallic foil printing
Perfect for evening weddings where candlelight can make the copper details pop.
4. Plum, Fig & Champagne
Rich and regal, this palette is all about drama and depth. Plum and fig tones feel indulgent, while champagne softens the look and keeps it romantic.
How to use it:
Velvet table runners in plum
Fig-toned florals with champagne roses
Elegant glassware with gold rims
Pro tip:Â Ideal for ballroom or historic venues that already have ornate details.
5. Mustard, Olive & Espresso
For the couple who love earthy, non-traditional tones, this palette is unexpected yet perfectly autumnal. Mustard adds vibrancy, olive feels grounded, and espresso brings contrast.
How to use it:
Olive table linens with mustard napkins
Espresso wood tables with warm-toned florals
Modern stationery in deep neutrals with pops of mustard ink
Works beautifully for boho, outdoor, or tented weddings.
Fall colour palettes don’t have to be predictable. Whether you lean into rich jewel tones or prefer softer, earthier hues, the key is balance. Choose 2-3 main colours, layer in neutrals or metallics, and let the season’s natural beauty inspire you.
Vendors:
Planner: Tricia Bachewich Events
Photographer: Bennett Murphy-Mills Photography
Florist: House Of Silk
Stationary: Karta House




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