It's officially fall! The Snyder team is not only excited for the change in season, but we are thankful! The landscape will change to different hues of warm reds, yellows, oranges, and browns and the temperature will be borderline perfect: warm during the wedding ceremony and cool for the dance reception! What better way to celebrate the seasons changing (and the start of our busiest months) than with my favorite fall wedding trends!
Photo credit: (TL) Kristyn Hogan; (BL) Our Ampersand Photography; (Center) Krista Lee Photography; (TR) Jenna Henderson Photography; (Middle)Southern Weddings Magazine; (BR) Green Wedding Shoes
S'mores Bar: Enough said. This is the perfect night cap or even alternative dessert option for a fall wedding in Tennessee. Your caterer or wedding planner can help you with all of the rustic s'mores bar display options...and the fire.
Whimsical Invites: This is typically in with every season, but there's something about the fall that makes the whimsical script even more special. Paired with your neutral and natural color palette, you can't go wrong with an ivory invite with a fun font and flower detail for your invitation! If you are wanting natural, fall, and whimsical, then look no further than the Nesting Project for your wedding paper details!
Outdoor Ceremony: Shout out to the Wren's Nest in Murfreesboro, TN for having one of the more stunning ceremony locations in the state. When I say outdoor ceremony, I don't just mean out in a field somewhere. I'm talking about a ceremony in the woods surrounded by beauty or atop of the hill at Front Porch Farms overlooking all of the fall colors. THIS is a fall wedding, people!
THESE Colors: This color combo, which happens to be the top 5 Pantone colors for fall 2015, creates the perfect bouquet and wedding palette.
Monochromatic/ Neutral Dresses: While I love the new trend of having your bridesmaids wear different shades of neutral colors, you can't go wrong with a traditionally uniform look! However, I love the monochromatic trend happening right now. I must stress that again.
Pattern: Add a pop of pattern! And do that through your groom. If you are luck enough to have a groom that's brave and bold enough, add a little edge to his wedding day look with a unique tie or bowtie!