- Peonies
- Roses
- Hydrangeas
- Delphiniums
- Phalaenopsis Orchids
- Greenery
- Ranunculus
- Lotus
- Lilies
- Dahlias
- Daisies
- Hanging Flowers
- Jasmine
- Fruits & Berries
- Cherry Blossoms
- Dandelions
- Tulips
- Magnolias
- Clematis
- Assorted Florals
- Real Touch Flowers
- White Flowers
- White Silk Roses
- Neutral Flowers
- Bouquets
- Anthurium
Fall Wedding Flowers Experts Recommend, as Artificial Stems
Fall weddings call for warmer, deeper flowers. Here are the flowers wedding experts name most often for fall, which of them we carry as artificial stems, and how to build a fall palette from NB8 Floral’s catalog.
Quick Answer
WeddingWire’s experts list garden roses, dahlias, cymbidium orchids, amaranthus, pampas grass, calla lilies, chrysanthemums and succulents as fall wedding flowers. We carry artificial roses, dahlias, orchids, amaranthus, calla lilies and chrysanthemum-style blooms, in 155 designs offered in burgundy, orange, caramel, deep orange or brown. We do not currently carry pampas grass or succulents.
The 8 Fall Flowers, and What We Carry
The list below follows WeddingWire’s “The 8 Best Fall Wedding Flowers for the Season, According to Experts”. Our counts were read from NB8 Floral’s catalog on 24 October 2026.
| Fall flower (WeddingWire) | Our artificial designs | Of which US stock |
|---|---|---|
| Garden roses | 71 rose designs; 36 in fall colors | 13 |
| Dahlias | 12 designs; 9 in fall colors | 4 |
| Cymbidium orchids | We carry phalaenopsis-type orchids (6 designs), not cymbidium | 2 |
| Amaranthus | 4 designs, including hanging amaranthus | 2 |
| Pampas grass | Not carried | — |
| Calla lilies | 7 designs | 0 (pre-order) |
| Chrysanthemums | 4 chrysanthemum, pompon and button-mum designs | 1 |
| Succulents | Not carried | — |
Building a Fall Palette From Our Catalog
| Color name on our site | Designs offered in it |
|---|---|
| Burgundy | 51 |
| Orange | 104 |
| Caramel Orange | 18 |
| Deep Oranges | 7 |
| Brown | 25 |
| Champagne | 95 |
Burgundy, brown and black designs are collected in Burgundy & Dark Flowers, and champagne, ivory and brown in Neutral Flowers. Color names differ between suppliers and screens, so check a shade against your palette before ordering in volume; see color matching.
By flower collection, the warm-toned designs are mostly roses (37 designs), hydrangeas (13) and peonies (9), followed by dahlias, lilies and ranunculus (8 each), with 13 greenery designs for the base. A design can sit in more than one collection.
Timing a Fall Order
- Options shown as US stock ship in 1 to 3 business days, with delivery 2 to 5 business days after dispatch.
- Other options are made to order and arrive within about 30 days; calla lilies, for example, are currently pre-order only.
- If part of an order ships from China, it arrives in two shipments, so order early if your date is fixed.
FAQ
What flowers are best for a fall wedding?
WeddingWire’s experts name garden roses, dahlias, cymbidium orchids, amaranthus, pampas grass, calla lilies, chrysanthemums and succulents.
Do you sell artificial fall wedding flowers?
Yes. We carry artificial roses, dahlias, orchids, amaranthus, calla lilies and chrysanthemum-style blooms, with 155 designs offered in burgundy, orange, caramel, deep orange or brown. We do not currently carry pampas grass or succulents.
What colors work for a fall wedding with artificial flowers?
Warm, deep tones: on our site that means burgundy (51 designs), orange (104), caramel orange (18), brown (25) and champagne (95).
How early should I order artificial flowers for a fall wedding?
Options shown as US stock ship in 1 to 3 business days, with delivery 2 to 5 business days after dispatch. Options made to order arrive within about 30 days, so order those well over a month before you need them.
Sources
- WeddingWire, The 8 Best Fall Wedding Flowers for the Season, According to Experts.
- NB8 Floral product database, read on 24 October 2026: 388 designs on sale. “US stock” counts designs whose product page lists US warehouse stock; availability changes, so check the option you choose.
Flowers mentioned in this guide
- Lilies — Silk Lily – TJQF3009, Eva Calla Lily – 61-YWMR1000, Silk Lily 2 Heads – 115-SZHG5006, Real Touch Calla Lily – YX4000 (Orange, Green, Pink & Yellow)
- Roses — Silk Rose – DFHY2002, Real Touch Rose – DZLW6009 (Brown, 30 & 70 PCS), Silk Rose 6 Heads – 88-TJLH6005, Real Touch Garden Rose – HZ6005
- Phalaenopsis Orchids — Real Touch Phalaenopsis – YWKX6005, Silk Orchid 8 Heads – YWKX2003, 3D Silk Orchid Head – TJXH0008, Silk Orchid 3 Forks – 56-YWMR1000
- Dahlias — Real Touch Dahlia – XY5005, Silk Dahlia 3 Heads – YM2008, 3D Silk Dahlia – YXG5005, Silk Dahlia 3 Heads – TJYL5003
About the author
Yang Yue is the founder of NB8 Floral in Yiwu, Zhejiang, working with US florists and event planners who source artificial flowers. The per-stem figures in this analysis were compiled from the company's own published catalogue, with the method and its limits set out in the article above.
About Yang Yue
NB8 Floral supplies wholesale artificial flowers to florists, event professionals, and retailers in the US. Our guides are written from what we see in production, QC, and customer orders.
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