Fall Wedding Bridesmaid Colors
Fall bridesmaid colors reflect the changing seasons and the turning of the leaves. The rich earth tones and deep reds and oranges are all classy colors for fall bridesmaid dresses. When considering colors for fall bridesmaid dresses, choose colors that complement most skin tones and a style that works with most body types. Cool fall weather may call for a wrap or shawl in a contrasting color, adding another fall color to your wedding palate.
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Brown
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Brown reflects the color of wood and drying leaves, and makes a stunning bridesmaid dress color because it is versatile and looks good on almost any skin tone. Perfect for the heavier, textured fabrics you may select for fall bridesmaid dresses, deep brown paired with gold makes a classy, formal look, while rust tones add a rustic touch. Dark, rich tones of brown are preferred for fall wedding bridesmaid dresses.
Orange
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Orange is a warm color perfect for fall bridesmaid dresses because it incorporates a lively color of the season into your wedding. One of the colors of the falling leaves, it brings the feeling of the season into the wedding. Most shades of orange pair well with gold, plum and deep brown. Shades of orange vary from bright and fiery to the deep bronze of falling leaves. Deep orange bridesmaid dresses nicely complement a formal fall evening wedding.
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Red
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Red is a traditional wedding color that is used throughout the year. When selecting a red tone for fall bridesmaid dresses, consider deeper burgundy or maroon hues. Bright red bridesmaid dresses can have a Valentine's or Christmas look while deeper red tones better reflect fall colors. Burgundy or maroon silk bridesmaid dresses add a romantic, sophisticated touch to fall weddings.
Purple
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From eggplant purple to rich plums, purple is a deep fall color. The color of royalty, purple can provide a beautiful, formal contrast to a white or ivory bride's dress. Fall flowers reflect the deep, rich tones of the season and most will pair well with any shade of purple. The varieties of purple run from lavender to a deep magenta, allowing a wide range of choices. Darker purple tones mix well with gold, another fall color.
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