From Simple to Dramatic, These 38 Fall Flower Arrangements Capture the Autumn Mood (2024)

A rich red color palette will keep your table on theme this fall. A bundle of stems and leaves in a classic vase is the best way to bring fall foliage indoors. Paired with effortlessly elegant linens, they look even more gorgeous.

A blue and white table still works after Labor Day. Traditional fall hues like red, orange, and yellow pop even more against the cool background. The antlers tie the table to the rest of the room's wall decor and usher in the new season.

Why make things hard on yourself when something simple and easy is just as chic and pretty? Laid-back and undone, there's just something elegant about wildflowers loosely clustered in a rustic urn. Bright yellow ones will liven up any country kitchen or rustic breakfast buffet table.

Not all floral arrangements have to be vase-bound. Take inspiration from the sparse fall landscape and make an delicate wreath with spindly branches and deep crimson flowers that's perfectly suited for a minimalist Halloween display.

Mix dried florals into your flower arrangement for a moodier feel that gives soft colors just a touch of grit. This fall flower arrangement from Alicia Lund and her florist friend Shannon of Arvo Floral Studio mixes in leaves and branches for added texture.

Despite the monochromatic appearance, this vibrant display is anything but mundane. Spikey protea, soft ranunculus, and feathery dahlia bring tons of texture to your Thanksgiving table. The cherry red tones of the flowers even play off the colors of the juicy pie filling and cranberry turkey garnishes.

An overstuffed silver urn is ready for your holiday table with its plentiful orange and yellow blooms and striking purple foliage all perfectly coordinating in rich autumnal hues.

Elevate humble fall produce by painting it copper and gold for a centerpiece-worthy display. Gilded corn surrounds a hidden vase full of berries and soft dahlias in complementing hues. Set atop a tree slice, this seasonal arrangement looks right at home on a rustic fall table.

Lay your florals flat for a laid-back, bohemian look (just don't take them out of their water until the last minute to keep them fresh). Then scatter some tea light candles for a soft, flickering glow. We love the offbeat pink runner Alicia Lund chose for an early fall outdoor dinner.

For an arrangement that'll look especially stunning during Thanksgiving dinner, go for a harvest motif. This arrangement styled by Robert Rufino features pheasant feathers for dramatic beauty. Pair it with metallic accents, an orange paisley-print tablecloth, and gingham napkins for an extravagant floral centerpiece.

Marigolds are the perfect fall floral for your centerpieces or just in a vase brightening up a room. We love how these are paired with figs.

Mix summer and fall colors for the perfect balance between airy and edgy. A bowl of pears on this table adds an edible element and a throw turned table cloth by Australian designer Shilo Engelbrecht sets the laid-back tone.

If pastel petals don't do it for you, give these vibrant pods a try. You can even plant this hardy perennial in your yard for a home-grown supply of little lanterns that will beautify all of your fall flower arrangements.

The perfect bouquet—ranunculus, billy buttons, and ferns—needs the perfect container. A white pumpkin should do the trick this season. Just scoop out the inside and hide a water-filled vase inside. Think of it as an elevated jack-o'-lantern.

When stonecrop turns from green to red, you know fall's officially arrived. This burgundy-hued variety looks even prettier paired with matching orange dahlias and berries for a full-on fall feel.

Flower-arranging novices, don't stress. Sometimes simple bundles are best. Simply organize mums by hue for an unexpected color-block grouping.