There is such a bounty of decor elements in the fall, and most of them can be turned into gorgeous fall wreaths to adorn your walls, your door, or anywhere you chose. We’ve gathered 44 amazing fall wreath ideas to help inspire your DIY dreams.
As the nights turn colder and the leaves start changing colors, it is often time to start thinking about fun DIY fall decor projects to help change up your decor. Fall wreaths are a fun and easy way to add a splash of autumnal decor inside and outside of your home.
These wreaths can be elegant, fun, colorful, or simple – it’s completely your choice.
We thought it would be helpful to put together a collection of unique fall wreath ideas that you could use to base your own fall decor ideas upon. From fall flowers, to colorful foliage, to harvest wreaths, to Halloween, we’ve got it all covered!
Fall is the time of the year when we celebrate the bounty of the harvest. Traditionally, this includes Harvest Festivals, Oktoberfest, Thanksgiving, Halloween, and many other celebrations around the world. Although this year may be bit different, and the gatherings may be far smaller, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy creating your very own fall wreath to help celebrate the season!
Fall Floral Wreath Ideas
This first group of wreaths are all using your traditional fall flowers (or variations on the same) to create a truly warm and wonderful display.
Exquisitely crafted paper flowers in the warm and rich tones of autumn are used to craft this wonderful DIY fall wreath. Although most fall wreaths celebrate the warm, rich colors, I really do love the pastel aspects of this unique fall wreath. Crabapples and Sunflowers are front and center in this lovely dollar-store wreath that is shaped like a heart. This lovely wreath is crafted using some dollar store fall decorations. Easy to make, but it packs quite the fall decor punch! A DIY wreath lovers dream come true, this warm and rich wreath is festooned with dollar store flowers, pine cones, and some bendable wire that is made to look like twigs. A simple arrangement, this rustic wreath would be a delight to welcome any guest. A slight departure from your traditional fall colors, this straw wreath features pops of dark pink to create a unique fall accent. This frosted wreath is perfect as we move towards the end of fall and into the early parts of winter. A perfect transitional wreath from fall into Christmas. A festival of fall colors, using some artificial “greenery” in green, yellow, and orange all mixed in with some strands of straw. Cute dollar store Jack-o-Lanterns adorn this festive fall wreath. The green backing perfectly offsets the fall objects and the two white roses which adorn this lovely fall wreath.
Fallen & Found Wreaths
One of the fun things to do in the fall is to scavenge the ground for fallen leaves, pine cones, and other objects that can be turned into beautiful DIY fall wreaths.
The Maple Leaf is probably one of the most iconic symbols of fall. And it has so many different colors in its own variety of subspecies. This rustic wreath is made up entirely of dried corn husks. Simple, but so lovely! The warm and somber colors of the pinecones, chestnuts, and other found objects are highlighted beautifully with the warm, rich pink of the small bouquet of roses. I truly appreciate the warmth of this particular fall wrath. The orange color predominates, but is accented nicely with some sunshine yellow and moss green. The rich, fall-red leaves of a small bush are turned into a simple yet elegant fall wreath that celebrates one of my favorite colors of fall. Dried flowers, pinecones, berries, and gourds are just a part of this lovely fall wreath that really celebrates the bounty, the warm, and the colors of fall. A delightfully rustic mixture of fallen leaves, acorns, berries, and other traditional fall finds are crafted into this wonderful wreath. A couple of warm-yellow sunflowers create a lovely accent on this wreath that is made up, predominantly, of fallen oak leaves. I love the hints of green that remain this this wreath, that is packed full of fallen leaves and other found objects. One of the richest colors of fall, this beautiful red wreath uses just leaves and twigs to create an elegant arrangement. This wonderfully rustic fall wreath arrangement would be perfectly at home in any farmhouse, lodge, or country home.
Fall Bounty Wreath Ideas
From fruits, vegetables, nuts, and spices, these fall wreath ideas celebrate the flavors of fall.
Golden Yellow Fall Wreath features a unique use of fall fruit, including apples and pears. A bunch of mini pumpkins and crabapples are intermixed with fall foliage to create a colorful display. Dried orange slices make a unique accent piece in this rustic fall wreath. Dried orange, lemon, and lime slices are intermixed with dried mini pumpkins and cinnamon sticks to create an aromatic fall wreath. Apples, berries, and mini pumpkins adorn this rustic fall wreath. This unique wreath is covered entirely with fall nuts and seeds. Such fun! Pine cone, fruits, and berries are intermixed on this colorful fall wreath. This wonderfully rustic fall wreath is comprised of a wide variety of fall nuts and seeds, wrapped together with some golden straw and ribbons. Lovely! The warm and rich colors of fall are accented with some unique fall harvest items including mini pumpkins, wheat, and seeds. A squirrel’s delight, this fall wreath is made using a bunch of acorns, as well as some star anise and other seeds to fill the gaps and create accent points. A warm and wonderful fall wreath that uses dark brown twigs and light brown nuts to create a welcoming display. Flowers, Apples, Pears, Pinecones – it’s practically a cornucopia wreath! The peach colored mini-pumpkins and the soft, natural accents give this fall wreath a decidedly French Country appeal.
Fantastic & Fun Fall Wreaths
And just when you thought that I couldn’t possibly find any more fun and fantastic fall wreaths, here are a few more. Because there’s always a lot of fun activities in the fall, this group helps celebrate those events in style.
This quaint Harvest Greetings wreath is perfect for celebrating the bounty of the fall season. For those who wish to ring in the spookier side of fall, there is this super-cute Halloween wreath. Welcome friends and family as they stop by for gatherings or Thanksgiving with this beautiful fall-inspired wreath. A cute version of a Halloween wreath, there is nothing spooky about this particular Halloween treat. This Day of the Dead (or Dia de los Muertos) wreath gives Halloween a bit of a Latin flavor! Fallen leaves (real or artificial) create a wreath that surrounds this cute DIY Hello Fall sign. Celebrate fall in all it’s glory with this super-fun wreath that’s packed full of fun, flowers, and ribbon. Is there anything more quintessentially fall than a decorative wreath made from Indian corn? A wreath of terracotta pots is adorned with moss green and red berry accents to create a fun fall decor accent.
And there you have it! I hope this collection of fall wreath ideas has helped inspire your creativity!
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