15 Fall Wreath Ideas for Front Door | Easy DIY Autumn Decor
Are you planning to create a budget friendly wreath to bring out the beauty of fall on your porch? Here are 15 fall wreath ideas for you.
Whimsical Scarecrow with Sunflowers & Pumpkins
This whimsical fall wreath is bursting with charm and sunshine!
Meet your new favorite front door showstopper — a sunflower-lovin’ scarecrow surrounded by vibrant pumpkins, layered designer ribbons, and golden fall foliage. Bright blues, fiery oranges, and happy yellows come together in a harvest celebration that’s full of personality!
Budget Dollar Tree Faux Floral Wreath
You can easily create budget dollar tree faux floral wreath with low cost like-
- A floral wreath ring from the Dollar Tree
- A mix of faux florals (the more texture, the better!)
- Lots of hot glue
- Some fun fall ribbon
It is Simple, easy, quick, budget-friendly, and the perfect way to ease into sweater weather.
Fresh Autumn Door Wreath
- Start with a moss or straw base and cut lots of materials- they take so much!
- Add bundles of fresh foliage and grasses (think Miscanthus, Panicum, Eucalyptus, Bay, Physocarpus ).
- Layer in autumn berries, rose hips, dried bits and pieces and seedheads for lots of texture.
- Attach everything with twine, taking care to overlap the last bunch with the next, pulling tightly, until you have a full circle. Finish off by carefully tucking the last few bunches under the first ones for a seamless finish.
- Hang on your door.
Simple, natural, and full of autumn color — a beautiful way to welcome Autumn.
Green & White Pumpkin Autumn Wreath (best selling)
This fall wreath features green and white pumpkins and gourds with white berries, autumn ferns and grasses. Finished with a velvet ribbon.
Burgundy Lemon Leaf & Seeding Eucalyptus Wreath
Sometimes the most beautiful wreaths are the simple ones. This wreath is one of them and features burgundy/plum lemon leaves, brown/ mauve oak leaves, and seeding eucalyptus berries. Such a simple mix but a beautiful elegant design!
DIY Budget-friendly pumpkin wreath
Let’s make this $89 pumpkin wreath on a budget. I got these foam pumpkin garlands for just $3 each and the wreath for $1. Then I just cut off the pumpkins from the garland. I tried just hot gluing the pumpkins without ribbon to the wreath, but it’s so much better if you put some ribbon on it. So you’ll hot glue the ribbon on and then hot glue all of the pumpkins.
Deep Orange, Rust & Crimson Autumn Wreath
This Fall Wreath Featuring Deep Orange, Rust & Crimson Leaves, Yellow, Amber & Olive Green Berries, and Clusters of Tiny Round Berries.
Rich Autumn Floral Pumpkin Wreath
Featuring rich autumn florals, cascading greenery, a pumpkin accent, and a gorgeous neutral bow, it is the perfect statement piece for your front door all season long.
Romantic Dusty Rose & Golden Pear Wreath
This is Rich, romantic, and made for fall . It has been created by layers of dusty rose hydrangeas, blush garden roses, dahlias, golden pears, and warm fall foliage for an elevated take on seasonal front door decor.
The perfect luxury fake fall wreath to keep your entryway looking gorgeous from late summer all the way through Thanksgiving.
Upcycled Spring-to-Fall Hydrangea Wreath
A touch of fall at the front door, an old spring wreath got new life with hydrangeas, mini pumpkins, pinecones, berries, and eucalyptus. Now it’s autumn ready.
Irish Ivy & Hydrangea Autumn Wreath
I used to make this :
Irish ivy and hydrangeas from my garden
Red berry stems and acorn stems from the forest
And I planted spring bulbs today too:
Muscari
Narcissus
White Swan Wing tulips
Snowdrops
Gathered Leaf Cardboard Wreath
These autumn leaf wreaths were so fun to make.
We went for a little walk with a basket and the littles all gathered leaves, then I used cardboard from some boxes I had broken down to cut circles. Then we just used hot glue to adhere the leaves!
Fun fall watercolor wreath
A round wreath decorated with leaves and flowers painted in different colors (orange, golden, and red), especially with berries.
This is a fun DIY idea to bring out the beauty of the fall season.
See video to make this for you
Fall berry wreath
I am using some Rosehip Picks Perfect Fall Color and some birch leaves and a 14 inch grapevine.
First, I am cutting up the birch leaves. These are just going to be a little base layer. I am gluing every stem, placing it along the grain of the grapevine.
This adds a nice little bit of texture of fall behind the berries and then I am just adding the
berry picks and keeping the picks all together just adding them all around the wreath. Each stem is glued and placed along the grain of the grapevine and they overlap each other and so the berries just really stack on top of each other. I kind of mix them in once I have placed the pick.
Once again, gluing each stem, placing it along the grapevine, and I am just doing the same basic process all the way around the wreath until the whole wreath is covered.
