Fall in Upstate New York is a beautiful season for weddings.
I love photographing by a rustic barn any time, but in the Fall it is particularly appealing.
As a Wedding Photographer in the Upstate NY area, I get to photograph many beautiful Fall wedding details. I thought today I would share some really beautiful Fall detail shots I have made in the past. I particularly love the colors used for Fall weddings, as they tend to photograph very well.
Fall Weddings Captured in the Details:
These pumpkin seating card holders were really cute.The colors in these bridesmaids bouquets were perfect for a November wedding on Brant Lake.A bride’s bouquet from a November wedding. The bright oranges and purples work very well together.I really loved the top of this cake. In addition to pears being a Fall fruit, the groom owns a pear orchard.This ringbearer’s pillow was hand appliqued and beautifully made by a relative of the Bride. The colors coordinated perfectly with the girls’ dresses.While roses are very traditional, they still look great in the Fall.The foliage at this mountain location in Lake Placid was stunning. It was a perfect weekend with temperatures in the 70’s.Marla looked great in her purple bow. Great color for a Fall wedding.I loved the way the white roses and shoes contrasted with the red and orange leaves.Bridal Portraits with Fall foliage in Upstate NY are always nice.The purple shoes were a nice pop of color and looked great with the ivory and red roses in the bouquet.The Adirondacks always photograph well, but Fall is particularly beautiful. You could not have asked for a better location or better light that day.
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Susan Blackburn of Blackburn Portrait Design is a Wedding and Portrait Photographer offering Photography services in Saratoga Springs, Lake George, the Adirondack Region and destinations worldwide.
