What are types of flowers that are considered "fall"?

I am looking for medium orange, darker burgandy, and ivory flowers that are considered in season in the fall. They would be used for wedding bouquets. I'm not a fan of roses. The more unknown and unusual, the better.

A florist will be consulted when I have a better idea of what I want.

What are types of flowers that are considered "fall"?
Fall blooming plants include asters, dahlias, chrysanthemums, blue flowered Caryopteris, %26amp; colchicums that look like crocuses.

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http://www.dahlia.org/guide/

Sometimes called Autumn Daffodils, the sternbergias come in yellow or gold.

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Any Autumn Sage like Salvia greggii ‘Furman’s Red’.

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Statice, Limonium sinuatum now in apricot or gold

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Blue statice and sunflowers are lovely but apricot statice and chocolate burgundy sunflowers would be stunning.

Helianthus anuus 'Moulin Rouge'

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Strawflower, Helichrysum bracteatum are possible fall flowers.

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For berries look at Beauty Berry, Callicarpa.
Reply:I'm looking around my neighborhood and I see some Tiger Lily's still have alive, they are kind of nice :)



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Or the orange pansy's, they have a fall like color to them also, and if this is for a wedding, you could even cook them/sugar coat them etc and spread them around, they are edible



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Pansy's come in all kinds of colors, I preferably like them the most for what your doing :D

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