Modern Fall Wedding Flowers

Fox Hollow Chalet, Anchorage, Alaska

September, 2026

This was a full service Wild Blossom Design wedding set up with all the floral elements and details! We created five bouquets, seventeen vases of flowers, fifteen flowers to wear including halos, corsages & boutonnieres, arbor flowers, a sweetheart table scape, and loose blooms and foliage for the dinner tables.

Adding white and peach in your autumn flower mix is a great way to keep the look fresh and light while still celebrating the season. Our Bride Krysta loves the fall palette but didn't want pink or pumpkin orange, so the peach was a beautiful bridge between the white, gold (dark yellow) and deep brown flowers.

What a beautiful carpet of green lawn for Bride Krysta to walk down!

Aisle Decor Vases are hanging from Shepherd Hooks rented from Wild Blossom Design. The vases were moved into the venue for the reception.

Loose foliage and flowers accent the beautiful table scape created by the Bride and her family. The 'table scape' includes the candles, fabrics, wood rounds, placemats and table numbers.

We adorned the arbor with peach fabric that moved in the breeze really beautifully. It elevated the look of the otherwise simple, rustic wood arbor and connected the fresh flowers visually.

Ribbon, fresh flowers and foliage adorn the flower girl baskets.

Fresh petals for the flower girls to toss is a fun tradition. Here we added fresh blooms with the petals to improve the color mix (making it closer to the overall palette).

Krysta requested a touch of blue in her bouquet. 'Fall Forget Me Not' is not supposed to be a thing, but in my Alaskan Garden they were still blooming in the sunny areas, just super tiny! I put a small cluster on top of the cascade for her to enjoy (not really visible in photos or to anyone else).

We adorned the sweetheart table with gold fabric, loose foliage and blooms plus five mixed vases for each end of the table. The Bride's Cascaded Bouquet is in the center of the table displayed on a vase.

It was a drop dead gorgeous fall day! The flowers were such a beautiful addition to an already lovely wedding.

The Cascade bouquet is a beautiful, classic choice that always faces the camera. No stems to hide and you don't have to tip your bouquet towards the photographer ( like you do with a hand tied bouquet). This bouquet was approximately 10" across the top and 24" long. Here is the inspiration photo to show the look with a bride.

This is a cascade bouquet I created a couple of seasons ago for a Helicopter Glacier Elopement.

This is the palette from Krysta in the beginning of the planning back in February. This photo is silk blooms, so the live flowers were somewhat different but really beautiful.

It's our job to get done and leave before the guests arrive! I'll add 'people pictures' when I get them from the Bride. Thanks for checking out our Wild Blossom Design Blog Post!