Spring Wreaths
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Find 12 of the prettiest spring wreaths available right now! There’s nothing like the feeling of refreshing your front door and porch for spring. In this season of new beginnings, a colorful new wreath is the easiest way to welcome guests into your home.
This is a curated round-up you’re going to love, and it’s so simple change the entire look of your home with this fresh addition!
I love every little touch of spring in my home right now and in the months ahead. Honestly, I’m not the hugest fan of winter and find myself constantly seeking the sunshine and warmth.
That’s why I love to bring those little touches into our homes wherever I can. A new spring wreath is the easiest switch to help give your whole exterior a breath of fresh air!
As much as I love online shopping, it can also be a little overwhelming. It’s hard to know where to start and it’s easy to get lost in searches when you’re browsing Amazon and other favorite retailers.
That’s why I’m bringing you this curated list of my 12 favorite new wreaths for spring. Choose something simple and affordable, or go all in with a custom, real touch faux spring wreath for an investment in your home’s curb appeal.
Spring Wreaths for the Front Door
If you’re shopping for a new spring wreath for your front door, there are several things to consider. Choose a wreath that fits your space and the style of your home!
- Is your door covered, or open to blasting sun? If you have a covered front porch, a fresh-to-dry wreath can work well. Full sun and elements aren’t kind to dried wreaths, however.
- Consider cost and investment. Is this a wreath you’re going to love year to year? Or just one or two seasons?
- Choose a wreath that will “pop” off your front door. If your door is dark, go with a lighter or brighter color for contrast from the street.
- If your home is contemporary or features midcentury lines, choose a simple, modern wreath with a clean color. For a more traditional home or cottage, choose a garden-inspired wreath to welcome guests.
“Where flowers bloom, so does hope.”
-LADY BIRD JOHNSON-
Spring Wreath Ideas
Spring wreaths aren’t just limited to your front door! They’re perfect for porches, windows, peg rails, coat hooks and more! Anywhere you want to add a touch of spring. Don’t skip my favorite Year Round Front Door Wreaths, too!
Spring Wreaths with Flowers
Flowers are the ultimate harbingers of spring. They feel fresh, welcoming, and are available in the widest varieties of colors you can imagine!
Faux Flowers
Traditional faux flowers are perfect for spring wreaths because they are often better suited to handle the elements. If your front door is exposed to wind, sun and rain, faux flowers are probably your best bet.
Think peonies, ranunculus, tulips, hydrangeas and more when it comes to faux flowers for spring wreaths!
Dried Flowers
Dried flowers are another wreath element that I adore, no matter the season! I’m not the hugest fan of bold, colorful faux flowers on the front of our homes because I like a more neutral palette, so I tend to choose fresh wreaths that dry beautifully for any season.
The faded pastel colors just have my heart, at any time of year! Dried flowers that work well for wreaths include herbs like bay leaves, lavender, heather, and even olive branches and hydrangea.
Spring Wreaths with Fruits
Lemons are the quintessential fruit of spring and summer, but limes and oranges are beautiful, too! You can choose wreaths with faux fruits to withstand the elements, or find one with sliced, dried oranges or lemons for a more organic touch.
Update with Ribbon
One of my favorite ways to approach spring is to simply update an all-green wreath with ribbon. Pretty greens like olive, eucalyptus and boxwood can simply be brought into spring with a ribbon in a beautiful spring hue.
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Shop these Spring Wreaths
Green Spring Wreaths
I adore this pretty leafy green spring wreath with touches of jasmine blooms. Just $35, too.
Olive and Lavender Wreath, 26″
I love the wispy nature of this wreath, along with the subtle lavender color.
Eucalyptus Wreath, 20″
This is a classic that can work year round – just add ribbon to change out the seasons! $30.99 (at time of posting)
This olive wreath ships fresh and gently dries on your door. It’s a larger scale and such a big impact, priced at $160.00.
Colorful Spring Wreaths
This beauty is what’s called a fresh-to-dry wreath. It is shipped fresh and gently dries on your door hanger.
Lemon and Eucalyptus Wreath, 24″
Coming in at around $250, this is a higher-end product that will POP off your spring door!
This lovely wreath adds such a subtle spring color to your door. It’s just $56.99 with excellent reviews!
Yes, as a matter of fact I am happy when I look at this gorgeous wreath! I love that citrus fruits can take us all the way through spring. This is another fresh-to-dried wreath, priced at $109.95.
Citrus Lemon, Lamb’s Ear, & Boxwood, 24″
I love that this is handmade by an artisan, and the soft gray lamb’s ear combined with vibrant yellow lemons just screams spring!
Seeded Eucalyptus with French Lavender, 22″-34″
Another custom creation, this wreath is so soft and beautiful! Like the lemon wreath above, the price reflects the artisan quality and size.
Last but not least, it’s not spring without a sweet bunny to celebrate. This one is under $100 and adds so much curb appeal and charm!
Tips
- If you’re choosing a fresh-to-dry wreath, ensure that it’s in a covered, well protected area for the longest life.
- Be sure to mist a fresh wreath daily so it dries in a prettier way, too!
- Always double check measurements. A 20″ wreath is a little too small for some doors, so ensure that it’s the size you need.
- 24″ is a standard wreath size, and 30″ will give you a huge wow from the street!
- To prevent a wreath hanger from swinging and scraping your door, add a bumper to the back where it rests against the wood.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you hang a front door wreath?
Use an over the door hanger, or even a removable Command hook that can stick to the door and come off when you no longer need it!
Do wreath hangers damage doors?
Over the door wreath hangers can occasionally slide from side to side, which can cause a little scratching in your door finish. To avoid this, attach a felt or plastic bumper to the hanger to prevent it from scratching the door.
Don’t forget a pretty wreath hanger! I also like this antique brass adjustable one.
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