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What are good wedding colour schemes for October?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For the bridal party

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Good October wedding colour schemes include burnt orange with deep burgundy and gold, forest green with mustard and cream, and plum with mauve and silver. These rich, warm tones match the season's natural beauty and create a cosy, romantic feel.

October weddings call for colours that echo the changing leaves and crisp air. Burnt orange with deep burgundy and gold is a classic choice. It feels autumnal and luxurious, working well with candlelight and wooden details.

Forest green with mustard and cream offers a slightly softer but equally seasonal palette. The green brings a sense of calm, while mustard adds warmth. This scheme suits both rustic barns and elegant country houses.

Plum with mauve and silver is another excellent option. It feels sophisticated and slightly moody, perfect for an evening celebration. Silver accents add a touch of sparkle as the nights draw in.

For a more unconventional October look, consider slate grey with burnt orange and dusty pink. This combination is modern and unexpected, yet still warm and inviting. It photographs well in the softer autumn light.

Whatever you choose, think about the venue's existing colours. October venues often have exposed brick or wooden beams, so pick shades that complement them. Also consider the time of day, as lighting changes quickly in autumn.

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