Want to create an unforgettable wedding experience that will leave your guests talking for years to come? Look no further! Our collection of engaging fall wedding games is designed to get your guests involved and having a blast. From classic favorites to unique twists, we’ve got you covered.
At 48 Studio, we’re excited to share some of our top picks for fall wedding games that are sure to delight. And we’d love to hear from you – what’s your favorite wedding game that you’ve ever played? Share your experiences with us, and let’s get the party started!
How To Choose Your Best Fall Wedding Games?
When choosing fall wedding games for your reception, consider the following factors:
- Guest dynamics: Are your guests active and game-loving, or are they more laid-back? If they’re young, are they open to participating in activities? If you’re welcoming children, you may want to consider games that are kid-friendly. If your guests enjoy playing games, you may want to include more interactive activities. For example, if you and your friends are avid cornhole players, it’s a natural fit for your wedding.
- Venue considerations: The space you’ve chosen for your reception can also impact your game selection. If your venue is already crowded, activities that require guests to gather in a single spot may not be the best choice. Instead, consider games that can be played at individual tables, such as bingo. If you’re planning an outdoor celebration, make sure you have enough space to accommodate outdoor activities like croquet. However, if your venue doesn’t have a large enough yard, you may want to consider alternative options.
- Game Length and Intensity: More than 5 games can be overwhelming and may lead to guests feeling like they’re missing out on other activities. You want to make sure that each game is given enough attention and that guests have time to enjoy each activity without feeling rushed. Choose games that can be played in short intervals, allowing guests to mingle and socialize between games. Avoid games that are too intense or competitive, which may create tension.
- Budget: Consider your budget when choosing games. Some games may require additional equipment or supplies, which can add to your costs.
- Keep it Simple: Remember to keep your games simple and easy to understand. You want your guests to have fun, not get frustrated. Choose games that are easy to learn and can be played in short intervals
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Indoor Wedding Games
If you’re having a daytime or early evening reception, you may want to choose indoor fall wedding games that are more low-key and relaxed. Moreover, if your wedding is scheduled to take place on a day with unpredictable weather, it’s always a good idea to have indoor fall wedding games as a backup plan. Finally, if you’re on a budget, indoor fall wedding games can be a more affordable option than outdoor activities. You can set up games in your reception venue or even create your own DIY games using items you already have on hand. This way, you can ensure that your guests have fun and stay entertained.
This is Top 10 of 48 Studio’s list of indoor fall wedding games ideas that are perfect for a reception. But we will dig deeper for the best 5 games that are popular among our couples throughout the years!
- Fall-themed photo booth: Set up a cozy photo booth with props like scarves, hats, and fake leaves. You can also include a fall-themed backdrop, like a giant pumpkin or a corn stalk.
- Leaf-themed trivia: Create a trivia game with questions about fall, like the types of leaves that change color, the best ways to enjoy apple cider…
- Pumpkin carving contest: Provide small pumpkins and carving tools for guests to create their own designs. You can even offer prizes for the most creative or scariest designs.
- Apple cider and donut tasting: Set up a tasting station with different types of apple cider and donuts. Guests can vote on their favorite combination.
- Fall-themed word search: Create a word search with words related to fall, like “pumpkin,” “leaves,” and “cozy.” Provide prizes for the winners.
- Scavenger hunt: Hide items around the reception area that relate to fall, like fake leaves, acorns, or small pumpkins. Provide clues for guests to find them.
- Fall-themed bingo: Create bingo cards with words related to fall, like “sweater” or “pumpkin spice.” Give prizes for the winners. You can easily get your favorite template on Pinterest.
- Wine and cheese pairing: Offer a selection of wines and cheeses, and have guests vote on their favorite pairings.
- Fall-themed karaoke: Create a playlist of fall-themed songs, like “Autumn Leaves” or “November Rain.” Provide prizes for the best performances. You can ask your DJ for reference, it saves much more time for you in preparation.
- Cozy games: Set up stations with cozy games like card games, board games, or puzzles. This can be a great way to get guests mingling and having fun together!
1/ Wine and Cheese Pairing
The objective of the game is to create a fun and interactive experience for your guests, allowing them to learn about different wine and cheese pairings while enjoying spending time at your wedding.
- Wine Selection: Choose 3-4 wines that complement the flavors of the season (e.g., red, white, and sparkling). Consider wines with notes of autumnal fruits, spices, and nuts.
- Cheese Selection: Select 3-4 cheeses that pair well with the wines. Consider cheeses with flavors of caramel, apple, and nutmeg.
- Cheese and Wine Pairings: Create a list of pairing suggestions for each wine and cheese combination. You can use a simple format like:
- Wine 1 + Cheese 1 = “Perfect Pair”
- Wine 2 + Cheese 2 = “Surprising Match”
- Wine 3 + Cheese 3 = “Classic Combo”
- Wine 4 + Cheese 4 = “Bold Pair”
- Set up stations: Set up stations with each wine and cheese pairing. Use small plates or boards for each combination, and label them with the wine and cheese names.
- Guest instructions: Provide a simple instruction sheet or a small card with the following: “Explore our wine and cheese pairings! Try each combination and vote for your favorite. Take note of the pairing numbers (e.g., Wine 1 + Cheese 1) and mark your favorite on the voting sheet.”
- Voting sheet: Create a simple voting sheet with the pairing numbers listed. Guests can mark their favorite pairing(s) as they move through the stations.
- Scoring: At the end of the event, tally the votes and announce the winner(s).
- Consider offering crackers, bread, or fruit to complement the cheeses.
- Provide small notes or cards with fun facts about each wine and cheese to enhance the experience.
- Set up a “Cheese and Wine Wizard” or a designated host to guide guests through the pairings and answer questions.
- Use fall-themed decorations and music to create a cozy atmosphere.
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2/ Pumpkin Carving Contest
The idea of this fall game is to encourage socializing and mingling among guests. To add a playful and autumnal touch to your wedding celebration!
Preparation:
- Before the wedding, arrange for a few pumpkins to be delivered to the venue and have them ready for carving.
- Provide a variety of carving tools, such as knives, scoops, and designs, for guests to use.
- Set up a designated area for the pumpkin carving contest, such as a table or a designated “carving station”.
- Consider having a few examples of pre-carved pumpkins to inspire guests.
How to Play:
- Guest Arrival: As guests arrive, announce the pumpkin carving contest and encourage them to participate.
- Pumpkin Selection: Allow guests to choose their own pumpkin from the designated area.
- Carving Begins: Provide each guest with a set of carving tools and a design template (optional).
- Carving Time: Allow guests to carve their pumpkins for a set amount of time (e.g., 15-20 minutes).
- Judging: Have a designated judge or a panel of judges evaluate the pumpkins based on creativity, design, and overall appearance.
- Prizes: Award prizes for the best pumpkins in various categories (e.g., most creative, best design, etc.).
Tips for you:
- Consider having a “people’s choice” award where guests can vote for their favorite pumpkin.
- Offer snacks and drinks to keep guests energized while they carve.
- Encourage guests to take photos of their creations and share them on social media using a designated hashtag.
- Consider having a “pumpkin-themed” playlist or music to set the mood.
- You can also have a “pumpkin carving demonstration” by an experienced carver or artist to inspire guests.
- Make sure to have adequate lighting in the designated area to ensure visibility and safety.
- Have a first-aid kit on hand in case of any accidents.
- Consider having a “pumpkin disposal” plan in place to ensure that the carved pumpkins are properly disposed of after the event.
Example Timeline:
- 30 minutes before the reception ends: announce the pumpkin carving contest and encourage guests to participate.
- 20 minutes of carving time: Allow guests to carve their pumpkins.
- 10 minutes of judging: Evaluate the pumpkins and announce the winners.
- 5 minutes: Award prizes and take photos of the winners.
Remember to have fun and be flexible! The pumpkin carving contest is meant to be an enjoyable activity for your guests, so be prepared to adapt and make any necessary changes as needed.
3/ Fall-themed Bingo
- You don’t have much time to prepare? Here’s a guide to help you host an easy Fall-themed Bingo game at your indoor wedding.
Preparation:
- Bingo cards: Create bingo cards with a fall-themed design (e.g., leaves, pumpkins, acorns, etc.). You can also include some general knowledge questions about fall or seasonal activities. Make sure each card has a unique set of squares or boxes.
- Marking tools: Provide small, soft markers or pens for guests to mark their cards as they complete the tasks.
- Task list: Prepare a list of tasks or challenges that guests can complete to mark their cards. These can be related to the fall season, such as:
- “Take a photo with someone wearing orange.”
- “Try a fall-themed snack or drink.”
- “Find someone who has traveled to a place with a notable fall foliage.”
- “Sing a song about fall or Thanksgiving.
- Prizes: Offer small prizes or treats for the winners, such as candies, nuts, or small decorative items.
Gameplay:
- Distribute bingo cards: Give each guest a bingo card and a marker
- Explain the game: Briefly explain the game rules and objectives to the guests. You can also provide examples of how to complete the tasks.
- Start the game: Begin the game at a designated time (e.g., during cocktail hour or dinner).
- Complete tasks: Guests need to complete the tasks listed on their bingo cards. They can mark their cards as they complete each task.
- First to complete five: The first guest to complete five tasks (or any other predetermined number) calls out “Bingo!” and wins the prize.
- Prize distribution: Award the prize to the winner and encourage other guests to continue playing.
Tips for you
- Customize the game: Tailor the game to your wedding theme and style. You can add more specific tasks related to your wedding or include challenges that require guests to interact with each other.
- Make it a team effort: Divide guests into teams and have them work together to complete tasks.
- Add an element of surprise: Consider adding some surprise elements, such as sudden announcements or challenges that require guests to quickly complete a task.
- Use technology: You can use digital bingo cards or apps to make the game more interactive and convenient for guests.
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4/ Fall-themed Photo Booth
A fall-themed photo booth can be a wonderful addition to your wedding celebration. Here’s a step-by-step how to help you plan and execute a fun and engaging photo booth experience for your guests:
Props:
- Autumn-themed props like leaves, acorns, pumpkins, and fake flowers
- Fall-colored scarves, hats, and accessories
- A vintage-style wooden frame or backdrop with a fall-themed design
- A few stuffed animals or plush toys dressed in autumnal attire
- Seasonal props like apples, pears, and gourds
- A sign that says “Your name + your partner name” or “Harvest Wedding Memories”
Setting up:
- Choose a designated area for the photo booth, preferably with a neutral background.
- Set up the props and accessories on a table or shelf nearby.
- Create a focal point by placing the vintage-style wooden frame or backdrop on an easel or wall.
- Dim the lighting and add some warm-toned string lights to create a cozy ambiance.
Instructions for guests:
- Invite guests to take part in the photo booth by placing a sign or a small announcement near the area.
- Encourage guests to take pictures with their friends and family using their smartphones or cameras.
- Provide instructions on how to use the props and accessories, such as “Take a picture with a friend and hold an apple!” or “Use the scarf to create a cozy fall look!” Encourage guests to be creative and have fun!
Tips for you:
- Make sure to have plenty of props and accessories for guests to use.
- Consider hiring a professional photographer to help guests take pictures and provide guidance on how to use the props.
- Create a social media hashtag for guests to share their photos on Instagram and other platforms.
- Consider having a designated “photo booth attendant” to help guests take pictures and ensure that everything runs smoothly.
Timing:
- Double check the photo booth at least 30 minutes before the ceremony or reception starts.
- Consider having it available during the cocktail hour, dinner, or after the main event.
- Make sure to have it available during peak hours when guests are most likely to be taking photos.
By following these steps, you’ll create a fun and memorable fall-themed photo booth experience for your guests. Happy planning!
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5/ Fall-themed Karaoke
If you love music then this game can’t be slipped away! A fall-themed karaoke game can be a great way to get your family and friends engaged and entertained at your indoor wedding. Here’s a short walk-through on how to carry out this game:
Preparation:
- Create a playlist: Make a playlist of popular fall-themed songs, such as “Autumn Leaves,” “November Rain,” “Leaves That Are Green,” or “Fallin’ Like the Rain.” You can also include popular songs that mention autumn or fall in their lyrics.
- Set up the karaoke station: Designate a area for the karaoke machine, such as a cozy corner or a designated stage. Ensure that it’s easily accessible and has a good sound system.
- Prepare the rules: Decide on the rules for the game, such as how long each song will play, how many participants can join, and whether there will be prizes for the best performances.
Gameplay:
- Introduce the game: Announce the game during the reception or cocktail hour, and explain the rules and objectives.
- Select the first song: Choose a song from your playlist and have the first participant sing.
- Open mic: Allow guests to sign up to sing their favorite fall-themed songs. You can have a list of participants or have them sign up on the spot.
- Encourage participation: Encourage guests to join in and sing along, even if they don’t want to sing themselves. You can also provide props, such as fake leaves or scarves, to add to the festive atmosphere.
- Award prizes (optional): If you want to make it more exciting, you can offer prizes for the best performances, such as a gift card or a bottle of wine.
Tips for you:
- Consider having a “Fall Karaoke Contest” where guests can vote for their favorite performance.
- You can also have a “Fall Trivia” session before or after the karaoke game to keep guests engaged and entertained.
- If you have a large group of guests, consider having multiple karaoke stations set up to accommodate everyone.
- Don’t forget to have fun and be flexible! The goal is to create a fun and lively atmosphere for your guests.
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Outdoor Fall Wedding Games
Before deciding. Check the weather forecast before your wedding day. If it’s expected to be warm and sunny, outdoor fall wedding games might be perfect. If it’s supposed to be rainy or cold, you might want to consider indoor games instead. Have a backup plan in case the weather doesn’t cooperate. This could include setting up a tent or indoor area with games and activities. Also, you have to consider the logistics of hosting an outdoor game. Do you have enough space? Are there any noise restrictions or other concerns? Make sure you have a plan in place to ensure that your game runs smoothly.
Here are some outdoor fall wedding games ideas that can be perfect for your reception:
- Pumpkin Ring Toss: Set up a few pumpkins at different distances and have guests try to toss rings onto them. You can use small prizes for the winners.
- Fall-themed Photo Booth: Create a fall-themed backdrop with props like leaves, acorns, and pumpkins. Guests can take pictures with fun and creative poses.
- Apple Cider Pressing: Set up an apple cider pressing station and have guests help press the apples to make fresh cider. You can serve the cider as a refreshing drink.
- Fall-scented Treats: Offer seasonal treats like pumpkin spice cupcakes, apple cinnamon cookies, or maple leaf-shaped cookies to delight your guests’ senses.
- Leaf Garland Station: Set up a station where guests can make their own leaf garlands using real leaves, twine, and other materials. They can wear their creations or take them home as a keepsake.
- Fall-themed Lawn Games: Set up lawn games like cornhole, giant Jenga, or ring toss with a fall twist. You can use pumpkins, leaves, or other fall-themed items as game pieces.
- Pumpkin Pie-Eating Contest: Host a fun contest where guests can compete to see who can eat a slice of pumpkin pie the fastest. Prizes for the winners are always a great touch!
- Bonfire and S’mores: Set up a bonfire and provide s’mores ingredients for guests to make their own treats. You can also have a playlist of campfire songs to set the mood.
- Find Your Match: Each guest will receive a card with a famous couple’s name, and must find their match by the end of the night. Examples include Sonny and Cher, Peanut Butter and Jelly, and more. Consider sharing a photo with their match on social media using the wedding hashtag to add an extra layer of fun.
- Fall Foliage Walk: Set up a guided walk around the outdoor area, highlighting the beautiful fall foliage and pointing out interesting plants and trees.
This is Top 10 of 48 Studio’s list of outdoor fall wedding games ideas that are perfect for a reception. But we will dig deeper for the best 5 games that are popular among our couples throughout the years!
1/ Pumpkin Ring Toss
The goal of the game is for guests to toss rings onto a pumpkin target, with the goal of winning prizes!
Preparation:
- A large, decorative pumpkin (real or fake. It’s optional)
- Rings of various sizes and colors (you can use metal, plastic, or even handmade paper rings)
- A small prize or reward for the winner (optional)
Setting up:
- Place the pumpkin in a visible location, such as a table or a corner of the room.
- Set up the rings in a designated area, such as a basket or a tray. You can also add some fall-themed decorations around the pumpkin, such as leaves, twigs, and candles.
How to play:
- Guests take turns trying to toss the rings onto the pumpkin.
- Each guest gets a set number of tries (e.g., 3-5 tries).
- The guest who gets the most rings on the pumpkin wins (or if you’re using a specific prize, whoever gets the ring closest to the center of the pumpkin wins).
- You can also have a “team” version of the game, where guests work together to try to get as many rings on the pumpkin as possible.
Tips for you:
- To make it more challenging, you can set up obstacles around the pumpkin, such as small hurdles or cones.
- You can also add a time limit for each guest’s turn, to make it more fast-paced.
- Consider offering prizes or rewards for specific achievements, such as “most rings on the pumpkin” or “closest ring to the center.”
- If you’re having a large wedding, you can set up multiple pumpkins and have multiple games going on simultaneously.
- To incorporate the game into your fall-themed wedding, you can use autumnal colors and decorations around the pumpkin. You can also offer fall-themed snacks and drinks, such as apple cider and donuts, to complement the game. Consider having a “Fall Festival” area with other games and activities, such as a photo booth or a cornhole toss.
Overall, the Pumpkin Ring Toss game is a fun and interactive way to get your guests involved and having fun at your fall wedding. With its easy setup and simple gameplay, it’s sure to be a hit with your guests!
Source: Pink Book Weddings
2/ Apple Cider Pressing
Apple Cider Pressing is a fun and interactive activity that can add a charming touch to your fall-themed wedding. Check out how to create a fun and memorable experience for your guests, while also incorporating the theme of apple cider pressing into your wedding celebration.
Preparation:
- A small apple press or a manual juicer (you can rent or borrow one from a local farm or orchard)
- Apples (choose a variety that’s suitable for pressing, such as McIntosh or Granny Smith)
- Juice cups or mason jars
- Spoons and napkins
- Optional: Cinnamon sticks, nutmeg, or other spices for added flavor
Instruction:
- Set up the apple press or manual juicer in a designated area, such as a cozy corner or a rustic-themed table.
- Arrange the apples in a visually appealing way, such as in a pyramid or a basket.
- Provide guests with juice cups or mason jars and spoons.
- Invite guests to take turns pressing the apples to extract the juice. You can have a few volunteers help with the pressing process to keep things moving smoothly.
- As each guest presses their apples, offer them a taste of the freshly squeezed cider and let them add their own spices, if desired.
6. Encourage guests to share their experiences and stories about their favorite apple cider memories on social media using a designated hashtag.
Tips for you:
- Consider offering a variety of apple flavors, such as sweet or tart, to cater to different tastes.
- Provide some warm cider donuts or cookies to complement the freshly pressed cider.
- Set up a photo booth with props, such as apple-themed accessories, hats, and scarves, to capture memories of the activity.
- Offer a “Best Apple Presser” award or a prize for the guest who presses the most juice or comes up with the most creative flavor combination.
- Ensure that the apple press is sanitized and clean before use.
- Have napkins and wipes on hand to clean up any spills or messes.
- Consider hiring an event coordinator or having a designated host to manage the activity and ensure everything runs smoothly.
Timing:
This activity can be scheduled during cocktail hour, before dinner, or even as a late-night entertainment option. Make sure to plan it around other activities and events at your wedding to ensure it doesn’t conflict with any other festivities.
By incorporating this activity into your fall wedding celebration, you’ll create a unique and memorable experience for your guests that will leave them feeling warm and fuzzy inside – just like the freshly pressed apple cider!
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3/ Pumpkin Pie-Eating Contest
- Ordering Pies: Order a sufficient number of pumpkin pies for the contest, considering the number of guests and the number of participants you expect.
- Contest Rules: Establish clear rules for the contest, such as: Each participant must eat their entire pie within the designated time frame (e.g., 10-15 minutes). Participants can use utensils or eat with their hands (but be sure to provide napkins and clean up crew).
- No spitting or throwing pie is allowed.
- Contestant Sign-up: Set up a sign-up sheet or online registration for guests to participate in the contest. This will help you gauge interest and ensure you have enough pies for all participants.
- Introduction: Before the contest, introduce the game and explain the rules to all participants.
- Start the Contest: Start the timer, and have each participant begin eating their pie simultaneously.
- Monitor Progress: Have a designated judge or timer monitor each participant’s progress, ensuring they’re eating their entire pie within the designated time frame.
- Announce the Winner: When the time is up, announce the winner(s) based on who has eaten their entire pie the fastest.
Tips for you:
- Designate a Contest Area: Choose an area that’s easily accessible and has enough space for participants to eat comfortably. Make sure there’s ample seating and tables nearby.
- Provide napkins: Offer utensils (forks, spoons, etc.) and napkins for each participant to use.
- Clean-up crew: Have a team ready to clean up any spills or messes made during the contest.
- Photography: Consider hiring a photographer or setting up a selfie station to capture memories of the contest.
- Prizes: Trophy or Certificate, you can offer a trophy or certificate for the winner(s) to take home.
- Prize Package: Consider offering a prize package that includes items like:
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4/ Find Your Match
Preparation:
- Create a list of famous couples: Think about iconic couples from history, movies, TV shows, music, or even fictional characters. Make sure they’re well-known and relatable to your guests. Some examples include:
- Sonny and Cher
- Peanut Butter and Jelly
- Fred and Ginger
- Batman and Robin
- Bonnie and Clyde
2. Assign each guest a couple: Randomly assign each guest a famous couple’s name. You can create a list of names and assign them to each guest’s place setting or include it in the invitation.
3. Prepare the cards: Designate a card with the couple’s name on it for each guest. You can also add a fun design or a photo related to the couple.
Carrying out the game:
- Distribute the cards: Give each guest their assigned card as they arrive at the wedding or at their designated seat.
- Explain the game: Briefly explain the game to your guests, encouraging them to find their match by the end of the night. You can also provide a brief example of how it works.
- Let the guests mingle: Allow your guests to mingle and socialize throughout the evening. As they meet new people, they’ll be searching for their match.
- Encourage social media sharing: Remind your guests to take photos with their match and share them on social media using your designated wedding hashtag.
Tips for you:
- To make it more challenging, you can add a twist by having some couples be ” fake” matches, so guests have to double-check before declaring their match found.
- Consider offering a prize or reward for the guest who finds their match first or has the most creative photo with their match.
- If you have a large number of guests, you can divide them into smaller groups and have them find their match within those groups.
- Example Social Media Post: “Found my match at [Your Name] and [Your Partner’s Name]’s fall wedding! #FallWedding #FindYourMatch #LoveIsInTheAir”
This game is a fun way to get your guests interacting and engaged throughout the evening. It’s also a great way to encourage social media sharing and create memorable moments for your special day.
Source: 48 Studio
S'mores and Bonfire
- Permits and Permissions: Ensure that you have the necessary permits and permissions to have a bonfire at your outdoor wedding location. Check with local authorities and the venue owner to confirm.
- Fire Pit and Materials: Rent or purchase a fire pit that is suitable for your outdoor space. You’ll also need firewood, kindling, and charcoal (if you plan to have a campfire).
- S’mores Station: Set up a designated s’mores station with the following essentials:
- Marshmallows
- Chocolate bars
- Graham crackers
- Skewers or roasting sticks
- Plates and napkins
- A few comfortable seating areas around the fire pit
4. Timing: Plan the bonfire and s’mores station to take place during the evening, when the sun has set and the atmosphere is cozy.
- Lighting the Fire: Have a designated person light the fire pit around 30-45 minutes before sunset. This will give the fire time to get going and warm up the atmosphere.
- Guest Engagement: Encourage guests to gather around the fire pit and enjoy the warmth and ambiance. You can also provide some fun activities, such as:
- Sharing stories or making s’mores-themed wishes
- Having a “best s’mores maker” competition
- Playing music or having a sing-along
- Be mindful of any local fire restrictions or guidelines.
- Consider having a backup plan in case of bad weather (e.g., tent, indoor space).
- Make sure to have enough seating and supplies for all guests.
- Have a plan in place for disposing of trash and ash from the bonfire.
48 Studio hopes you’re excited to explore our carefully curated selection of fall-themed indoor and outdoor games perfect for your wedding reception. Whether you’re a fan of classic activities or something new, we’ve got you covered!
In the next section, we’ll be sharing “The Dos and Don’ts of Planning Fall Outdoor Wedding” so check it out! It’s going to be a blast!
