October Wedding Flowers

October Wedding Flowers - 22 Stunning Ways To Use Flowers in Your October Wedding

October wedding flowers are becoming more in demand considering the fact that there are more fall weddings than ever before. Having a wedding in October gives the bride the option to use the beautiful colors of the season in her wedding color scheme.

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Brides can choose to either use Fall wedding flowers flowers which are specifically in bloom in the autumn or flowers which are available yearlong.

Bride Holding Orange, Pink, Red and Green Wedding Bouquet

Choose Your October Wedding Flowers

Now is the time to decide if you want to use October Wedding Flowers specifically or if you would rather use flowers available year round. Many brides choose to use a healthy mix of both.

Orange, Yellow and Red Tall Floral Wedding Centerpieces

There are many flowers available for your fall wedding. Using these flowers will help you bring the beautiful and vibrant colors of the season to your wedding. Need to know what flowers are in season in the fall? Here is a small list to get you started:

Bride Holding Autumn Themed Yellow, Orange, Red and Brown Wedding Bouquet

Asters

Blue Cloud

Calla Lily Mini

Cosmos

Coxcomb

Delphinium

Heather

Hypericum

Lilies

Lavender

Marigold

Narcissus

Phlox

Protea

Scabiosa

Tuberose

Yarrow

Gorgeous Purple, Green and White Fall Wedding Bouquet

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Flowers Available Year-Long

Astromeria

Baby's Breath

Carnation

Chrysanthemum

Delphinium

Freesia

Gardenia

Gerbera

Gladiola

Iris

Lily

Lily of the Valley

Lisianthus

Marguerite Daisy

Orchid

Queen Anne's Lace

Rose

Snapdragon

Statice

Stephanotis

Bride Holding Orange, Purple and Cream Colored Autumn Wedding Bouquet

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Bride Holding White and Green Cascading Bridal Bouquet

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Get October Wedding Flowers Ideas

Now that you have lists of names of appropriate October wedding flowers and flowers available all year, it is time to start getting ideas on what flowers to use. You can of course start by deciding the color of the flowers you need. Many weddings have one or two central colors that they plan the décor and flowers around.

Bride Holding Stunning Red, Orange, Green and Brown Autumn Bouquet

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Your type of wedding could also determine your color. For instance if you are planning a traditional wedding you might look for mostly white, ivory and light colored flowers but if you are planning a glamorous wedding your October wedding flowers might be more bold, like using dark shades of chocolate brown or deep purple.

Bride with Amazing yellow, orange and green fall wedding bouquet

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Bride with gorgeous yellow and purple wedding bouquet

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Need more ideas for October wedding flowers? Look on the internet, check
out wedding design books in your local library or bookstore or go to the local newsstand for the latest bridal magazines.

Lavender Roses and Pearls Wedding Bouquet

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Find a Florist For October Wedding Flowers

Consult with a local florist on what flowers they can obtain from the above lists and what will work the best for your wedding. Tell your florist about your wedding colors, themes and ideas. If you have fabric swatches, photos of already purchased decorations, a photo of your wedding cake, or photos of the ceremony or reception site bring them with you.