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Easter brings a special warmth to our homes, and decorating the front door sets the perfect mood for the season. I love how a well-crafted Easter wreath can transform any entrance into a welcoming spring display that greets family and visitors.
With these 17 Easter wreath ideas, I’m sharing simple ways to create beautiful door decorations using common materials like eggs, flowers, ribbons, and bunny designs.
Many of these wreaths can be made in just a few hours using basic craft supplies and natural elements. I’ve carefully selected designs that blend traditional Easter symbols with fresh spring touches to match different decorating styles.
1. Pastel Egg Wreath
I recommend using pastel-colored plastic eggs to create a simple yet beautiful Easter wreath. By attaching them to a foam wreath base with hot glue, you can make a stunning door decoration.
Adding a light pink or mint green ribbon bow gives this wreath an extra festive touch that matches the soft spring colors perfectly.
2. Bunny and Carrot Wreath
I love combining cute bunnies with bright orange carrots on a grapevine wreath base. The natural brown twigs create a rustic backdrop for these Easter elements.
I recommend using a fluffy white bunny figure and attaching fabric carrots with green tops for the best visual effect. A simple burlap bow adds the perfect finishing touch.
3. Rustic Grapevine Wreath
I recommend a natural grapevine wreath base for a rustic Easter look. A simple 18-inch grapevine wreath creates the perfect foundation.
I like to add artificial carrots and a wooden “Happy Easter” sign to keep the rustic theme. Small touches of moss and burlap ribbon complete the country charm.
A few green floral stems woven into the grapevine add a fresh spring touch without being too flashy.
4. Tulip Bloom Wreath
I recommend using pink and white faux tulips to create a stunning spring wreath. A mix of 15-20 tulip stems will give the wreath a full, natural appearance.
I start by attaching a base layer of green garland to cover any gaps in the wreath form. Then I insert the tulips in a circular pattern, alternating colors for visual interest.
This wreath brings a cheerful pop of color that works perfectly for Easter and the entire spring season.
5. Floral Bunny Wreath
I love creating a wreath that features a bunny shape made from fresh or silk flowers. I arrange pink and white blooms in a curved pattern to form the bunny’s head and ears.
I add small ribbon bows and delicate greenery around the edges to give the wreath extra charm. The floral bunny design makes a sweet statement for spring.
6. Easter Egg and Ribbon Wreath
I love mixing colorful plastic Easter eggs with bright ribbons to create a cheerful wreath. The combination brings a playful spring vibe to any front door.
I attach plastic eggs to a foam wreath form and weave pastel ribbons between them. The ribbons flutter gently in the breeze while the eggs add festive pops of color.
7. Spring Floral Burst Wreath
I love creating this vibrant wreath using a mix of colorful spring flowers. The combination of pink tulips, white daisies, and yellow daffodils creates a cheerful burst of color.
A simple grapevine base works best for attaching the flowers. I add small clusters of greenery between the blooms to fill any gaps.
8. Lace and Twine Egg Wreath
I love creating this elegant wreath using natural twine and delicate lace ribbon. The combination creates a rustic yet refined look that works well for Easter and spring decor.
The twine-wrapped foam eggs bring earthy texture, while white lace adds a soft, romantic touch. I arrange them in a circular pattern on a grapevine base to complete this simple but striking design.
9. Vibrant Tulip Bucket Display
I recommend placing fresh tulips in a rustic metal bucket and hanging it on your front door. A mix of pink, yellow, and white tulips creates a cheerful spring display.
The bucket needs a thick ribbon or twine to secure it properly. I suggest adding a few sprigs of greenery between the tulips to fill any gaps.
10. Gingham Bunny Creation
I recommend using a wire wreath form and wrapping it with gingham ribbon in pastel colors. A white felt bunny cutout becomes the centerpiece, adorned with a small matching gingham bow at its neck.
Small decorative eggs and spring flowers can nestle around the bunny to complete this charming door decoration.
11. Yellow Flower Grapevine Wreath
I recommend using bright yellow flowers to create a cheerful Easter wreath. A natural grapevine base serves as the perfect foundation.
You’ll need yellow silk flowers, green floral wire, and scissors to attach the blooms to the wreath. The yellow petals pop beautifully against the rustic brown vines.
12. Green Ivy with Colorful Eggs
I love how natural ivy creates a lush base for this Easter wreath. The green leaves form a full circle that adds life to any front door.
I recommend attaching plastic Easter eggs in bright colors like pink, yellow, and blue throughout the ivy. Three to five egg clusters work best for balance.
13. Elegant White Daisy Wreath
I recommend creating a wreath with pure white artificial daisies for a clean, sophisticated look. The bright white flowers stand out beautifully against any door color.
A simple grapevine base wrapped with white daisy stems creates an airy, spring-like feel. I add small pearl accents between the flowers for extra elegance.
14. Lavender and Burlap Wreath
I recommend combining dried lavender bundles with natural burlap ribbon on a grapevine base. The soft purple flowers create a gentle contrast against the rustic texture of the burlap.
A simple bow made from wide burlap ribbon adds a farmhouse touch to this Easter wreath. The neutral tones work well with any door color.
15. Vibrant Egg and Butterfly Wreath
I recommend combining colorful plastic Easter eggs with delicate fabric butterflies on a grapevine wreath base. The mix of pastel eggs and fluttering butterflies creates a cheerful spring look.
A few strategically placed silk flowers between the eggs and butterflies adds extra texture and seasonal charm.
16. Moss and Nest Wreath
I love creating a natural-looking Easter wreath that brings the outdoors inside. A grapevine wreath base covered in soft green moss forms the perfect foundation.
I add a small bird’s nest near the center and place a few speckled faux eggs inside to complete the springtime look. A simple satin ribbon in a neutral tone makes it ready to hang.
17. Miniature Bunny Topiary Wreath
I love using a small grapevine wreath base to create this charming bunny-shaped topiary. Fresh or artificial greenery wraps around the frame, forming the bunny’s face.
Two wire-wrapped branches extend upward to make the ears, while small white flowers dot the green foliage to add a sweet springtime touch.
