10 DIY Fall Wedding Decorations

Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year. Orange, yellow, and brown leaves mixed with a chill in the air and pumpkin spice lattes makes me nostalgic for the season. What better time to have a wedding than fall? Incorporating the season’s specialties into your wedding isn’t difficult and adds another element to your wedding. It doesn’t have to break the bank either! Take a look at these 10 wedding decorations that remind me of fall that you can DIY.

Looking for more fall craft ideas? Check out these fall crafts from our sister site Craftbits.com.

Did you know that only Americans call it Fall? When English poets started using the phrase “the fall of leaves” it became popular to call the season fall. But by the mid-1800s, after the split of the colonies from England led to language change, England reverted back to Autumn and the Americans retained the name fall. But it is also known as Harvest,

Oversized pumpkins made from metal serving trays. Pumpkin Serving Tray Hack They are perfect for popping onto a mantle, hanging on the wall or placing on a porch.

This lovely fall lantern is perfect for decorating your Thanksgiving table. Made from items from the dollar tree, it is very inexpensive too make. Dollar Tree – Race Track Fall Lantern — CraftBits.com

We have over 20 DIY Fall Wreath tutorials with detailed instructions showing you how to make your own Fall or Thanksgiving door wreath. You can see the full list of tutorials here.

How to make your own Fall Wreath

Here are some more Fall articles which may be of interest to you.

9 Thanksgiving Crafts To Keep Your Kids Busy While Dinner Is Cooking — CraftBits.com

No Sew Sweater Halloween Pumpkins — CraftBits.com

Dollar Tree – Wood Block Pumpkins — CraftBits.com

How To Preserve Fall Leaves – Home and Garden

Do you know why maple leaves are so red? The color orange/red and yellow are created from the sugar levels in the leaves, hence why Maple leaves are bright red.

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If you love a relaxed boho vibe with a touch of elegance, the Bell Sleeve Bohemian Dress Sewing Pattern is a dream come true! This pattern from Etsy has quickly become one of my favorites for its simple yet stylish design, perfect for both beginner and intermediate sewists.

I was looking for a project that would give me a beautiful, flowy dress for the cooler weather, and this pattern delivered exactly that. The bell sleeves add a gorgeous, whimsical touch, making it feel like a true statement piece, while the loose fit keeps things comfortable for everyday wear.

Easy to Follow: The instructions are clear and simple to understand, with great step-by-step guidance. As someone who isn’t a pro, I appreciated how it made sewing so straightforward.

Stylish Design: The bell sleeves and flowing silhouette are classic bohemian features that elevate the dress. The pattern allows for easy customization, which is great if you want to get creative with fabrics or trims.

Comfortable Fit: This dress feels as good as it looks—light, airy, and perfect for those cozy fall days.

Versatile: Whether paired with sandals, boots, or a chunky cardigan, this dress can easily transition from a daytime outfit to something perfect for a night out.

The pattern is downloadable, making it super convenient to start sewing right away. It’s become a staple in my fall wardrobe, and I’m already planning my next one in a rich autumn hue. If you’re looking to create a versatile and stunning dress, I wholeheartedly recommend this pattern.

Every Sunday, we remind ourselves why we spotlight Etsy sellers like this: because behind every digital pattern is a real human pouring love, creativity, and a little magic into their small business.

At CraftGossip, we believe in lifting up makers who keep the world of handmade alive—and we love helping our readers find their next favorite project in the process.

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