We’re all about fall. Sweater weather, PSL in hand, and of course, pumpkins everywhere. While the bright foliage of fall is gorgeous to look at, it might not be your choice when it comes to wedding colors. But neutrals go with everything so turn that bright pumpkin down a few shades and you’re good to go! We love when couples take their seasonal favorites and change the color, especially when they make them gold! In honor of fall, here’s a few of our favorite ways to use gold and cream in your pumpkin wedding decor.

Love how this centerpiece combined the pumpkins and antler candle sticks. Gives a real earth natural feel! –  Sand and Sisel

These pumpkins are festive and bridal!  Love the Mr. and Mrs. – Wedding Chicks

 LOVE how this painted pumpkin is used as the vase for this centerpiece. It’s fancy and still natural feeling! – Giggles Galore

This gold painted pumpkin place card is perfect! Try it in cream or silver for a similar impact. – Chatelaine

These white pumpkins even have a bit of sparkle! Plus, coupled with the gold leaves and pinecones, it makes a beautiful textured centerpiece. – Vintage Pretty Pearl

This centerpiece has just a bit of gold and gourd. Enough to make it fall, but little enough that it’s still mostly floral. Perfectly in the middle. – Ruffled Blog

Sometimes the best centerpieces aren’t on the tables at all, they’re hanging from the ceiling and they’re gold! These gold leaves are dramatic and stunning!!! Plus, they would make a great backdrop for pictures. – Lindsey Brunk

These gold and cream pumpkins make a beautiful set up. They’re ready to sit on the escort card table, decorate the bar, or maybe the present table. – Pinterest 

This centerpiece reminds us of the first image, but has the addition of one of our favorite florals, hydrangea! The perfect white on white fall meets New England centerpiece. Belina Blog

This pumpkin is both a centerpiece and a table number! –  Something Turquoise

Craft stores sell plastic pumpkins that look and feel real. Make one of these lasting beauties your guest book and you’ll have some seasonal decor and a unique experience for guests.

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