There’s an undeniably magic about autumn and winter weddings.

Whilst this time of year maybe less popular than spring or summer, those that embrace the season’s crisp air, golden light, and the rich tones of autumn, have the most amazing opporunities to decorate their wedding with breathtaking floral displays.

Below we share six standout trends that have been highlighted by Rio Roses as the front across the pond. The images showcase how couples have embraced saturated hues, interesting textures, and thoughtful layouts that reflect the season in their unique love stories. Do they ring familiar to us in UK are these themes ones that you’ve been creating. Read on and see!

Bold red and burgundy are back in a big way. This look is perfect for couples seeking a dramatic, romantic vibe, especially for candlelit or evening weddings. Mix classic reds with tonal variations and structured forms. Add darker greenery or berries for depth and texture.

Flowers that match this trend:

• Red velvety roses
• Bloom disbudded Chrysanth such as; Lamira, Pip Red, and Poker
• Burgundy and black Calla lilies; Odessa, Rudolph
• Seasonal berries and fruits & textural foliage

Build bold bouquets and statement centerpieces with rich red tones and sculptural lines. Moody has never looked so elegant.

Pantone’s Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, is making a big impact this season. The warm taupe-caramel tone works beautifully in neutral palettes, especially when paired with champagne or soft gold.

Flowers that match this trend:

• Roses: Toffee, New Code, Camel, Cappuccino, Teddys, Nude, Sahara, Combo, Quicksand, Westminster Abbey, Brut, Chiffon, Cafe Latte, Notre Dame, Bailey, Menta, Spoiler
• Tinted flowers
•  Luxury flowers and white accents
• Dried and textural touches

Use neutral-toned flowers in a range of petal shapes and textures for an elevated, modern feel. Add golden candlesticks or amber votives (tea light holders) for extra warmth.

Warm peach, terracotta, and rust shades are trending, inspired by golden hour light and earthy tones. This look is perfect for fall weddings with an outdoor or Tuscan feel. Organic, asymmetrical designs capture the relaxed elegance of this palette.

Flowers that match this trend:

• Salmon peach ranunculus
• Scented Apricot Swirl, Carpe Diem, Peach Fuzz, Golden Vuvuzela, and complimenting nude colour roses
• Larger forms, anthurium, hydrangea, etc.
• Complimenting spray roses

Recreate a golden glow with loosely arranged garlands, horizontally styled aisle markers, and sunset-toned blooms spilling from compote bowls.

Lavender and mauve remain popular, but with more structure and contrast this season. Soft tones are paired with sculptural blooms and accents of sage green for a modern romantic look.

Flowers that match this trend:

• Roses: Shocking Blue, Ocean Song, Purple Haze,  Amnesia, Silverstone, Nautica, Cool Water, Moody Blues, Deep Purple, Lady Moon, etc.
• Spray roses: Purple Sky, Purple Queen, Lavender Bubbles®, Blossom Bubbles®, Misty Bubbles®, Blue Moon, Wabara Loli, Amazing Lady, Leila, etc.
• Ranunculus: White, lavender, blush
• Accents: White calla lilies, pink stock, green mini hydrangea, lavender anemones

Pair matte glass, pale wood, and dusty green votives (tea light holders) with florals in layered tones for a modern-meets-vintage effect.

Traditional round tables are out. This year’s layouts feature serpentine or banquet-style tables that invite connection and allow for creative floral design. Mix centerpieces of different shapes and sizes, like low bowls, bud vases, and floral swags, for visual interest and added flexibility. Whilst not every venue will be able to offer this option, if your couple have serpentine or banquet-style tables using them to the fullest seems a ‘must’!

Don’t be afraid to play with height and spacing. Offset floral elements with taper candles, clusters of votives, or fruit accents for a curated tablescape feel.

Couples are more intentional than ever about their wedding florals. From reducing waste to maximizing use, the focus is on purpose-driven design. You know better than anyone which designs are most suitable for reuse. If you offer suggestions early on in the planning process greater value can be placed on the some designs. Ensure all logistics are fully considered and priced accordingly.

Talk to clients early about how to repurpose their florals throughout the day. It helps the environment while elevating the overall experience.

Have these trends from our friends and colleges resinated with those that you have seen here in the UK?

From jewel tones and mocha neutrals to modern layouts and meaningful floral choices, autumn and winter 2025 weddings are full of creative possibilities.

Needless to say you have a plethera of choices available across Westflor. Whether it’s a selection of fresh premium flower varieties in the seasonal colour range. Accessories from our sundries to elevate your offering or using a planted succulent design from our plant selection as a sustainable table centre option, you have everything you need to bring your clients’ dream day to life.

With thanks to Rio Roses for images and content.