Autumnal Wedding Collection

Warm your wedding party's look with ties in rich, autumnal hues — from deep burgundy and red wine to rust orange, mustard gold, caramel and forest green. Perfect for autumn and winter weddings, these satin ties pair beautifully with tweed, brown leather and the season's warm colour palette.

Styling Autumnal Wedding Collection

A great autumnal look is about layering complementary tones rather than matching everything exactly:

  • Pocket squares — Choose a tone from the same palette rather than an exact match; a caramel or ivory square against a burgundy tie adds contrast without fighting for attention. A subtle pattern works well if your tie is plain.
  • Cufflinks — Antiqued brass, bronze or copper-toned cufflinks sit naturally alongside autumnal colours. For a more formal look, dark enamel cufflinks in burgundy or forest green can echo your tie colour directly.
  • Socks — A great place to have fun. Burnt orange, mustard or deep green socks with a subtle pattern (herringbone, small check or diamond) tie the whole look together from the ground up.

Frequently asked questions

What colour tie is best for a wedding?
The best tie colour depends on your wedding theme and season. Popular choices include sage green, dusty pink, navy and burgundy, as they’re easy to coordinate with suits and bridesmaid dresses. Neutral tones like champagne and grey are also a safe, classic option.
Should the groom wear a different tie to the groomsmen?
Yes, it’s common for the groom to stand out slightly. This can be done by choosing a different colour, pattern or shade, while keeping the groomsmen in matching ties for a coordinated look.
Should ties match the bridesmaid dresses?
They don’t need to match exactly, but they should complement each other. Many couples choose ties in the same colour family or a slightly contrasting shade to create a balanced, cohesive look.
Are bow ties suitable for weddings?
Bow ties are a great choice, especially for formal, black tie or vintage-style weddings. They can also work well for grooms looking for a slightly more distinctive look.
What’s the best tie style for a wedding?
Classic ties are the most versatile and suit traditional weddings, while skinny ties are ideal for a more modern or relaxed style. The best choice depends on your overall theme and personal preference.
Do you offer matching wedding tie sets?
Yes, many of our wedding ties are available with matching pocket squares and accessories, making it easy to coordinate a complete look for the groom and groomsmen.

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More About Autumnal Wedding Collection

There's something about a wedding in September, October or November that calls for a different palette entirely. As the leaves turn, the crisp blues and pastels of a summer wedding give way to something richer and more atmospheric — burgundy, rust, caramel, mustard gold and deep forest green. These are the colours of harvest tables, falling leaves and golden-hour light, and they photograph beautifully against the low, warm sun of an autumn afternoon.

Our Autumnal Wedding Collection has been curated with exactly this season in mind. Each tie is made from smooth satin in a classic or skinny cut, so grooms, groomsmen, fathers of the bride and ushers can all find a fit that suits them while keeping the overall look cohesive. Because every tie in the collection shares the same warm undertone, you can mix shades across the wedding party — say, burgundy for the groom and caramel or rust for the groomsmen — without anything clashing.

These colours also work brilliantly against the fabrics and textures typically worn in cooler months: think herringbone and tweed suits, brown or oxblood leather shoes, and heavier wool overcoats. A burgundy or forest green tie brings real depth to a charcoal or navy suit, while rust orange or mustard gold adds a pop of warmth against brown or olive tones.