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Why you should choose seasonal blooms for your autumn wedding // The Natural Wedding Company

Choose seasonal blooms for your autumn wedding

In the UK we are pretty lucky to have such defined seasons, and when it comes to weddings I think it means your quite spoilt – it also makes it harder to choose which time of year you want to get married in!

This week we are supporting our many flower farmer florist friends across the country for British Flowers Week, and the best thing I think I can do is just inspire you with what’s available throughout our different seasons (here’s our posts on winter, spring and summer flowers).

The autumn months – September, October, November – still offer an incredible selection of British grown blooms and foliage (as you will see below), and so shouldn’t always be overlooked in favour of summer.

Do remember that there are variations year-to-year and across the country. Here’s to being inspired for an autumn wedding

Cosmos, rosehips and blackberries

Autumn wedding bouquet of Cosmos, rosehips and blackberries by The Garden Gate Flower Company // The Natural Wedding Company
The Garden Gate Flower Company

Zinnias, snapdragons and grasses

Seasonal autumn wedding bouquet of Zinnias, snapdragons and grasses by Mayfield Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Mayfield Flowers

Leaves, scabious and cosmos

Autumn wedding bouquet of Leaves, scabious and cosmos by PYRUS // Kitchener Photography // The Natural Wedding Company
PYRUS (photo by Kitchener Photography)

Delphiniums, ammi and verbena

Autumn wedding bouquet of Delphiniums, ammi and verbena by BareBlooms // Owen Howells Photography // The Natural Wedding Company
BareBlooms (photo by Owen Howells Photography)

Dahlias, ammi and ivy

Autumn bridal bouquet of Dahlias, ammi and ivy by Wild Bunch Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Wild Bunch

Japanese anemone, flowering mint and roses

Seasonal British autumn wedding bouquet of Japanese anemone, flowering mint and roses by The Garden Gate Flower Company // Lucy Little Photography // The Natural Wedding Company
The Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Lucy Little Photography)

Amaranthus, dahlias and scabious

Autumn wedding bouquet of Amaranthus, dahlias and scabious by Common Farm Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Common Farm Flowers

Echinacea, acorns and rosehips

Seasonal autumn buttonholes of Echinacea, acorns and rosehips by Fletcher & Foley // The Natural Wedding Company
Fletcher and Foley

Chocolate cosmos, grasses and dusty miller

Autumn bridal bouquet of Chocolate cosmos, grasses and dusty miller by The Garden Gate Flower Company // The Natural Wedding Company
The Garden Gate Flower Company

Crab apples, autumn leaves and Chinese lantern

Seasonal autumn bridesmaid bouquets of Crab apples, autumn leaves and Chinese lantern by Foxgloves & Roses // The Natural Wedding Company
Foxgloves and Roses

Poppies, dahlias and lavender

Colourful autumn wedding bouquet of Poppies, dahlias and lavender by Common Farm Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Common Farm Flowers

Feverfew, cosmos and lamb’s ear

Autumn wedding bouquet of Feverfew, cosmos and lamb's ear by Mayfield Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Mayfield Flowers

Mixed grasses, dahlias and golden amaranthus

Seasonal autumn wedding bouquet of Mixed grasses, dahlias and golden amaranthus by Garden & Wild // The Natural Wedding Company
Garden and Wild

Delphiniums, scabious and eryngium thistle

Wild Autumn wedding bouquet of Delphiniums, scabious and eryngium thistle by The Real Cut Flower Garden // Babb Photo // The Natural Wedding Company
The Real Cut Flower Garden (photo by Babb Photo)

Elderberries, roses and dahlias

Autumn bridal bouquet of Elderberries, roses and dahlias by Wild Bunch Flowers // The Natural Wedding Company
Wild Bunch

Hydrangea, berries and old man’s beard

Autumn wedding bouquet of Hydrangea, berries and old man's beard by Foxgloves & Roses // The Natural Wedding Company
Foxgloves and Roses

Seasonal blooms for weddings all year round

Be sure to check out the other posts in this series:

Seasonal blooms for your winter wedding

Seasonal blooms for your spring wedding

Seasonal blooms for your summer wedding

Plus our round up post here Why you should choose seasonal wedding flowers.

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