Fall is a favorite season for so many reasons. Crisp air, cozy colors, and flowers that bring warmth and texture to every arrangement. Whether you’re designing for a wedding, hosting a dinner party, or simply refreshing your home décor, autumn offers some true floral gems. Here are a few of our favorite fall blooms to work with:

Chrysanthemums:

A classic for a reason. “Mums” come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and rich fall tones like bronze, yellow, and purple. They’re incredibly hardy, long-lasting, and perfect for adding volume and texture to bouquets and centerpieces.

bronze cremon chrysanthemums

Sunflowers:

Bright, bold, and always cheerful. Sunflowers bring instant warmth to any fall design. They pair beautifully with earthy fall foliage such as solidago, and moody blooms such as burgundy carnations. Sunflowers offer a pop of sunshine even on a cloudy day.

a bunch of yellow sunflowers

Dahlias:

Known for their intricate petal patterns and stunning color range, dahlias are a fall showstopper. From soft blush hues to deep wine tones, they add elegance and drama to bridal bouquets and statement arrangements.

a mix of purple shade dahlias

Wildflower Packs:

Our wildflower packs include a wide range of fall favorites. They are curated with a mix of seasonal blooms and greenery, making it easy to create that effortlessly rustic look. Whether you’re DIYing your event flowers or just want to play with texture, these packs are a customer favorite for a reason.

pumpkin patch wildflower pack in bud vases

Fall is the perfect time to experiment with rich palettes, layered textures, and blooms that make a lasting impression. Explore our seasonal selection and bring the beauty of autumn into your floral designs!

Derian has worked in many facets of the floral industry, with over 10 years experience in everything from flower arranging to wedding and party planning, She loves to experiment in elements of flower design, color, and texture and is always looking for the latest trends in wedding bouquets.

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