While we may still be holding on to the last memories of summer - we're definitely welcoming fall with open arms. As the weather transitions and we feel the bite of crisp autumn air, it's almost as if our preferred color palette shifts overnight: sunbaked brick, rich wine colors, mustard yellow hues, blackberry and velvety black. Inspired by that seasonal shift, the team at Beijos Events created a bright, yet rich and moody dinner party - and it's absolutely gorgeous.

Abby of Beijos Events shares I wanted to mix dark hues like black and various berry shades with light tones of peach and mustard. A fall tablescape isn't complete without fresh, vibrant figs, blackberries, and one beautiful cheese based appetizer. The addition of fruits and florals truly bring your table to life. I like to think of fall as a mixture: the last notes of summer + some cozy winter thoughts.

With photography by Yasmin Sarai and florals by the team at Petite Petal Co., we've definitely *fallen in love*.

Such a pretty palette + ALL that texture!!

Macramé galore!! The dark and light pottery mixed with the draping greenery are such a nice touch and not too difficult to execute! OBSESSED!

Our mouths are watering over that yummy Brie cheese appetizer!

The peach, persimmon, burgundy and mustard yellow hues of the florals by Petite Petal Co. ... OH MY!

Abby shares Pottery Barn's fall collection was the perfect canvas of tableware to work with. I just love the classic simplicity that they have and how it can accommodate any style - whether it be modern, classic or boho.

These black leather menu and escort ribbons by Tia Joy Kim contrast so nicely against the neutral tablecloth.

You can find those pretty wine glasses, napkins, napkin rings and flatware all at Pottery Barn!

A huge thank you to the dream team below! We're definitely feeling autumnal + in the dinner party hosting mood...

photography: Yasmin Sarai // styling + food styling: Beijos Events // florals: Petite Petal Co. // leather signage + leather names: Tia Joy Kim // table decor: Pottery Barn