Autumn/fall bride? Prepare to say 'I do' against a backdrop of golden leaves, endless pumpkins and oodles of cosy details...
Congratulations - you're getting married!
If you've set the date for autumn, now's the time to book the engagement shoot and do something adorable with leaves.
The perfect entrance for your wedding venue?
A pumpkin-lined path, naturally.
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If it's a dry day, ask your photographer to take this getting-ready shot...
As seen at Eloise and Jonathan's wedding.
Image: Sam Riley Photography
Talking of leaves...
...Why not ask your guests to throw them instead of confetti? (Again: only if they're dry.)
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You can also create cute leaf-adorned name cards for your reception tables.
Cute, no?
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Also, we love this idea for adding a little more autumnal charm to your tables.
As seen at: Eloise and Jonathan's wedding
Image: Sam Riley Photography
Whilst this leaf guestbook idea is a DREAM.
And we do not use the word 'dream' lightly...
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And on the subject of your tables: wow-factor centrepieces are a must.
Talk to your florist about creating something that matches your budget.
And if you want something a bit less OTT, think logs and wood slices.
You can dress 'em up as much or as little as you like.
Think creative with your lighting.
From candles to quirky bulb displays, there are endless gorgeous ways to add some light to a dusk reception.
Don't under-estimate the power of pumpkins...
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And we were very controlled to keep it just five ideas - click here for more ways to use pumpkins at your celebration.
Rustic crates lend themselves perfectly to a seasonal celebration - and they're super-versatile.
As seen at: Nuala and Adrian's wedding
Photographer: Louise Bjorling
Apples can make a great addition to your reception.
We love this hollowed-out candle idea - and toffee apples will be a hit with guests old and young alike.
Pops of precious metal will add some charm to empty spaces: think doorsteps and window sills.
We love this idea, as seen at Amy and Andrew's wedding.
Photography: Heather Shuker
It will get cold in the evening, so make sure you have some chill-busting blankets on-hand.
Cosy!
And finally - it'd be a shame to let all that glorious autumn/fall pretty go to waste.
Brave the cooler temperatures and head outside with your photographer!
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