There are a number of great, vibrant flowers you can use in your fall wedding to create a bright and cheerful event. Some of these are classic wedding flowers and a few are creative choices for your wedding.

Roses and dahlias are classic choices for a fall wedding. Roses are one of the most popular flowers for any season, although they work well in fall especially. You can choose from so many shades of roses; red, orange and yellow roses do especially well in the autumn. You can also try looking for a dark brown rose. Dahlias are great for fall weddings because they come in dozens of sizes and colors, fitting in well with any wedding colors. You can choose from fall shades or settle on traditional colors like pink. Dahlias are an interesting addition to any fall wedding.

Another one of the great fall flowers you can bring into your wedding is the mini calla lily, which is elegant and works well in centerpieces as well as the bouquet. These lilies come in a variety of colors and look especially vibrant in red and burnt orange.

Hydrangeas are another easy pick for fall weddings, giving you the chance to mix your own color. Florists can quickly tint your hydrangeas to match any shade.

Lastly, try adding some chrysanthemums to your wedding. Mums are the traditional fall flowers, making them an easy pick for your wedding. They come in half a dozen shades and bloom in plenty of styles, letting you pick something that will suit your setting perfectly.

Fall flowers work so well in a wedding because they let you bring in vibrant seasonal colors. You can add greens to your bouquets and centerpieces to complement the oranges and reds perfectly. Also try using pumpkins, gourds and mini pumpkins as accents on tables and in arrangements. Weddings in the fall don't have be be without color; consider some of these great flowers this autumn.

Remember to pick flowers that you love to make your wedding memorable. Lilies add elegance and beauty to your wedding with a splash of color. Mums add a classic fall accent. Hydrangeas let you customize their color to match your wedding colors wonderfully. Roses are a traditional choice that can work just as well during the autumn as they do during spring and summer. Fall weddings don't have to be brown, dead and dreary. Bring I some of these colors to add a punch of color and spice to your wedding that will make it anything but dull; showcase the natural colors of autumn this year at your wedding.

Most people quickly think of trees when considering bring fall colors into their yard or garden. Flowers are also a great way to bring the fall season home. Make use of these great flowers which will add dimension and color to your landscaping this year.

Mums are one of the best flowers to use this autumn season. The chrysanthemum is the most popular choice because it has tons of varieties and does well during the fall. Plant mums in the spring and keep them fertilized until July. Mums come in a variety of colors, including white, yellow, bronze, burgundy, red, pink, lavender and deep purple. They grow up to three feet tall and perfectly complement a fall garden. Prune them and by August you'll have chrysanthemums in full bloom! Mums are the absolute classic fall flower.

In addition to mums, bring some asters into your garden this fall during the late summer. They'll bloom sometime between July and October, although they can get very tall. Make sure you use some plant supports to keep them from bending and breaking and they'll in turn help create a lovely garden. Asters create an absolutely huge bloom of purple, pink, red or white flowers that look a bit like daisies. This bushy plant creates a great contrast in a garden and brings color back into the fall.

Lastly, incorporate some goldenrod into your garden. This blooms in early fall and can range in size, growing up to 4 feet. The bright, yellow flowers of goldenrod will definitely brighten up your garden this fall while the leaves are turning; that's what makes goldenrod one of the most perfect fall flowers. Goldenrods are easy to spot because they glow golden and have hundreds of tiny spike-like heads. This flower is often blamed for hay fever, but that's simply because it blooms at the same time as ragweed. Goldenrod has nothing to do with hay fever, so plant away!

These three flowers are the best flowers to plant this fall to bring color into your autumn. While mums in particular are the most popular autumn flower, try goldenrods to bring a bright yellow pop.