Fall Wreath Ideas for Your Home That Make a Cozy First Impression
Looking for a pretty way to welcome fall? I’ve rounded up some of my favorite fall wreath ideas for your home, from DIY projects I’ve made to gorgeous wreaths you can buy for an instant seasonal update.
There’s just something about a pretty wreath on the door that makes fall feel official. It’s the simplest little touch that adds so much warmth to your home.
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Whether you love making your own or prefer to purchase one that’s ready to hang, a fall wreath is the perfect way to dress up your front door, mantel, focal wall, or window. I’ve pulled together a mix of my favorite DIY wreaths along with some beautiful finds you can shop if you want something quick and easy.
While I have links to tutorials for most of the wreaths, I’m also including some of the wreaths I’ve styled around our home for extra inspiration. Even if there isn’t a tutorial, they’re a fun way to see different looks and ideas you can try in your own home. I’m notorious for making and remaking a wreath to use it another way, and often that happens on a whim!
Beautiful Fall Wreaths to Try This Season
1. Wispy Grass Twister Wreath
I love an airy, wispy wreath, and this DIY harvest-inspired look uses green and orange grass twister stems from Hobby Lobby to form the base. I few fall picks and leaves scattered around creates a cozy and slightly rustic look paired with the deep orange burlap and rich gold velvet ribbon of the bow.
2. Update a Simple Wheat Wreath with Ribbon
Sometimes, all you need to do is add some ribbon to give a wreath a whole new look. This neutral wreath needed a pop of color to coordinate with the vibrant shades of the mums and pumpkins on our porch. I selected several shades of colorful ribbon and tied them together in a bow leaving the tails to cascade down the door.
3. Rustic Pinecone Wreath
As I mentioned above, I’m notorious for tearing apart a wreath or recreating it into a whole new look. This is the same wreath from the picture above with the colorful ribbon. I removed the ribbon and added a ring of pinecones from our yard for a rustic look. I like to use this wreath in late fall as we head into Thanksgiving, but you can certainly use this all season long!
4. Use a Few Fall Picks to Transition a Summer Wreath into Fall
You don’t need a new wreath for every season. Sometimes you can add a few seasonal picks and change out the ribbon to create a whole new look as the seasons change. This white and green summer wreath received a few pops of orange to transition into autumn.
5. Add a Textured Fall Ribbon to a Boxwood Wreath
For a classic look that’s easy to transition from season-to-season, nothing beats a boxwood wreath! I gave the boxwood wreath on our double mirrors a new look for fall by adding a simple burlap ribbon.
6. Add a Chartreuse Bow to a Classic Fall Leaf Wreath
A wreath full of colorful fall leaves adds a gorgeous pop of seasonal color to your front door. I love the way the chartreuse ribbon brings the wreath to life.
7. Make a Hydrangea Pumpkin Wreath
Use an inexpensive pumpkin wreath from from the Dollar Tree to create this moss-covered wreath. Add dried hydrangeas from the garden and some velvet ribbon for a pretty, natural look.
8. Would you rather purchase a ready-made wreath?
This gorgeous fall wreath from Amazon has a Frontgate vibe at a fraction of the cost. It comes in several gorgeous color ways!
I hope these fall wreath ideas inspire you to add a little seasonal touch to your home. Whether you make your own or grab one that’s ready to hang, it’s such a simple way to welcome fall and make your home feel warm and inviting!
Happy Decorating!
