The Classic Dark reds and oranges

It looks like nature used a paintbrush to make a show of itself. The beautiful fall leaves in New Hampshire are famous so why not use that as inspiration for your wedding? The deep reds and oranges with a hint of golden yellow make me think of the fiery maple leaves that the state is known for.

There are many shades of red and orange so keep that in mind. Scarlet and burgundy look good together as do burnt orange and rust. These colors don't just sit there they get people's attention and hold it. You can use crimson lilies dahlias or roses as centerpieces. Tablecloths in deep orange or rich rust can make the room feel more welcoming and warm just like the season.

But it's important to find the right balance. Red can be too much. Using colors that aren't too bright like sage or ivory makes everything look good together. These neutral colors make a great background that goes well with the bright colors you've chosen. Adding metallics like a soft gold gives a touch of luxury without changing the main colors.

Earthy Elegance Mustard Yellow and Forest Green

Nature knows best right? That's why earthy colors can make your wedding look classy and elegant. Forest green and mustard yellow look both fresh and natural together.

The evergreens in New Hampshire stay tall all year which makes the colors of the season look even better. This deep green makes a calm all encompassing base that connects everything with the beauty of nature. And then there's mustard yellow which is a strong but subtle color. The sun is shining through the thick leaves making bright spots without being too much.

Imagine bridesmaids in dark green dresses with yellow flowers like sunflowers or marigolds in their bouquets. Adding wooden decorations to the room makes it feel more natural by adding warmth and texture. You can also add modern touches by using copper items like candlesticks or flatware. This will be a beautiful mix of rustic and elegant styles.

Plum Blush and Dusty Blue Romantic and Sad

The best time to mess with mood and romance is on your wedding day. A color scheme of plum blush and dusty blue is both dreamy and dramatic. The colors are just right with some being lighter and softer and others being deeper and more interesting.

The best color here is plum. It's rich inviting and a little different from the norm with a strong scent that isn't too harsh. It looks like it came from another world when you mix it with softer blush and dusty blue. Blush makes things more romantic and soft while blue makes things cooler and calmer which balances everything out.

Now think about the details. Think of velvet touches like a soft plum runner over white linens or soft seating. The flowers which include peonies lavender and of course silvery blue eucalyptus are a modern twist on high romance.

Rustic Charm Sage Terracotta and Cream

This color scheme is a great example of how rustic weddings look. Terracotta sage and cream may seem like a simple color scheme but it looks very elegant. These colors give off a calm country feel that goes well with the natural beauty of New Hampshire's landscape.

Terracotta looks best with this group of three. It brings everything together with a warm grounded feel whether it's through pottery vases warm brick inspired colors in decor or as the main color for mismatched bridesmaid dresses. Sage is a soft calming color that goes well with the softer side of nature and adds contrast and softness.

And don't forget the cream. It brings the colors together and keeps the peace without being the main focus. Think of soft linen napkins cream colored candles or string lights that hang down. Personal touches like handwritten place cards in sage make the event feel more private and remind everyone of the little things that make life great.

A modern touch navy copper and burgundy

People who like both traditional and modern colors will love navy copper and burgundy. It has a classic look with a hint of modern style that makes it anything but ordinary.

Navy is a classic color that gives things depth and style. It makes a simple but eye catching background. Like a good wine shared with friends burgundy adds drama and depth. It adds interest to navy which is more subdued without clashing.

Now let's talk about copper. It s the wildcard—metallic modern and beautifully warm. Imagine a copper archway dotted with blooming burgundy dahlias for the ceremony. Tablescapes could feature navy tablecloths accented with sleek copper flatware and candle holders that glint in the evening light.

This palette calls for a setting where crisp lines and natural beauty meet—possibly in an artfully renovated industrial space or a chic barn turned gallery. The modern ambiance tinged with classic allure invites everyone to celebrate in style offering a night that resonates with those who appreciate the beauty in balance.

In conclusion choosing the right palette for your wedding is about more than following trends—it's about creating a day that resonates with your vision and the amazing backdrop nature has set. Fall weddings in New Hampshire are undeniably special and with the right colors you can harness the energy of the season crafting a day that's remembered not just for its beauty but for its seamless reflection of the love shared between two people.

These palettes serve as inspiration but it s your story and your style that make the day unique. Consider these options play with colors and see which blends speak to you and your partner the most. After all this is the start of your journey together—why not begin surrounded by colors that make you feel truly at home?