51 Fun and Festive Easter Wreath Ideas for Your Front Door and Beyond

Easter brings endless crafting opportunities and we’re not talking about egg decorating only. As fun as that is, Easter is also a great time to make a festive wreath for your front door or for your internal walls and windows.

DIY Easter wreaths can include florals, pastels, eggs, carrots, and the cutest animals like bunnies and chicks. They can be made with a range of different materials including felt, paper, wood, ribbons, burlap, and more. The creative possibilities are endless.

Whether you prefer a minimalist floral wreath to celebrate the new season or a maximalist Easter-themed wreath, we’ve found plenty of ideas to inspire you to get crafting today.

Rainbow Bunny Wreath

This cheerful wreath by Made With Happy will put a smile on everyones face.

Faux gerberas have been attached on to a bunny-shaped wreath to create a rainbow effect. The wreath has been finished with a sunny yellow ribbon for an extra dose of cheer.

Blush Floral Wreath

If you want a showstopper wreath for your front door, it doesn’t get much more stunning than this wreath by Jenny’s Wreath Boutique.

Use a bunch of different faux blush-pink and white flowers with just a hint of green and glue them onto a grapevine wreath, making sure you completely fill the wreath. Add some speckled pink and white eggs in between the flowers to complete the look.

Paper Leaf Wreath

Paper lends itself to all sorts of creations and here it’s been used to create a simple and chic Easter wreath by Isoscella.

To make this wreath, cut some leaf shapes out of card paper and glue them onto a copper-sprayed wire wreath. Top the leaves with a hand-painted plastic Easter egg.

Pom-Pom Bunny Wreath

If you love the fluffy cuteness of bunnies but prefer a more minimalist look, this cute pom-pom bunny by A Beautiful Mess checks both boxes.

Make a bunch of oversized white and cream pom-poms and some bunny ears out of felt and glue it all onto a wreath base.

Cherry Blossom Spring Wreath

While a real cherry blossom wreath would be beautiful, it wouldn’t even last a day. Happy Happy Nester found the perfect solution with these paper cherry blossoms painted in delicate watercolors.

She glued a bunch of these onto a grapevine wreath and added a black and white striped ribbon for contrast. The result is a fresh, floral wreath perfect for Easter and beyond.

Pastel Easter Egg Wreath

It may be hard to believe but Jessica Etcetera made this pretty pastel wreath using very budget-friendly Dollar Tree supplies only.

She glued some plastic pastel-colored eggs onto a basic wire wreath and then added some faux berries and greenery in between the eggs.

Farmhouse Bunny Wreath

There are many ways to create an Easter bunny wreath and this one takes on a stylish farmhouse look.

The Denver Housewife wrapped a bunny-shaped wreath with chunky nautical rope. She made the ears with black buffalo plaid fabric and finished with some faux greenery and flowers.

Pastel M&M Wreath

Yes, this pretty pastel wreath is really made with M&M's. After all, Easter is about eating candy so why not make a candy wreath?

That’s exactly the idea that Paint Me Pink had for her wreath. She glued lots of little seasonal Easter M&M’s onto a grapevine wreath and added a checked pink ribbon to hang it up with.

Birds Nest Wreath

Making a bird’s nest is such a cute idea for an Easter wreath and it’s a quick DIY too.

Home Stories A to Z stacked three grapevine wreaths in different sizes to create a realistic-looking bird's nest. She used a fourth wreath to fill in any gaps in the nest. Finally, she added some green moss to the base of the nest and glued on some pale blue craft eggs.

Minimal Green Spring Wreath

Easter and spring go hand in hand and sometimes all you want is a bit of greenery to celebrate the new season. This minimalist greenery wreath is simple to make and will last all season.

A Blossoming Life attached some faux greenery stems to a wreath ring using floral wire. She then layered on some faux lavender and clover for a subtle hint of color.

Vintage Easter Wreath

If you’re looking for an Easter wreath with a vintage vibe, this is the one for you.

Kate Beavis made this charming vintage wreath by attaching a bunch of vintage finds onto a foam wreath.

She used old doilies and vintage pearls as her base. She then added little chicks and nests, vintage wooden bunnies, eggs, faux flowers, and old buttons to complete the authentic vintage look.

Shaded Pink Tulip Wreath

Tulips make the prettiest spring wreaths, and they’ll last through Easter and beyond if you use faux silk tulips like Chatfield Court did for this gorgeous shaded pink wreath.

Starting with a straw wreath, loosely wrap some burlap ribbon around it. Trim some faux tulip stems and stick them into the ribbon—no glue needed.

Easter Carrot Wreath

Carrots say Easter just as much as bunnies so why not make this easy carrot wreath for your front door?

Country Peony got some carrots made with jute and glued them onto a grapevine wreath. She then created a bow from some matching silk ribbon to finish off the wreath. The carrots come from Dollar Tree making this a very affordable wreath too.

Simple Bunny Wreath

This simple bunny wreath has all the Easter feels without needing much time or effort to make.

Sustain My Craft Habit used some scrap denim fabric to make bunny ears which were attached with wire to the wreath. In keeping with the pared-back look, a burlap ribbon bow finished the wreath.

Modern Felt Flower Wreath

This colorful floral wreath by Alice and Lois is made with DIY felt flowers and a wire wreath sprayed in gold. The asymmetric design and bright colors give it a bold and modern look.

The felt flowers are made by cutting circles, then cutting each circle into a spiral pattern, and finally wrapping the spiral around itself. Make a few more flowers for your wreath if you want a fuller look.

Scandi Style Easter Wreath

If your decor style leans Scandinavian and neutral, this simple and elegant wreath will fit right into your home.

Style Curator got a bunch of artificial stems in a beige-brown color and glued these onto a dream catcher hoop. She added some speckled decorative eggs and finished with a bow.

She went for an asymmetrical look which added interest, especially to neutral decorations.

Fresh Flower Wreath

When only real flowers will do, this is the Easter wreath to DIY.

Sophie Allport started by covering her wire wreath in moss. She then layered on some foliage and added fresh flowers at regular intervals. To make the flowers last longer, she placed them in mini water tubes before attaching them to the wreath.

Finally, she glued on some different sized eggs to give the wreath more of an Easter look.

Egg and Chick Wreath

This chick wreath by Fynes Designs is a playful Easter decoration ideal for a kid's bedroom.

To make it, glue some pastel-colored fabric off-cuts to a foam wreath and add some craft eggs, pom-pom chicks, and faux flowers to the base.

It's a quick wreath to DIY and will make a super cute Easter decoration.

Lily of the Valley Wreath

If you love a pop of bright color, this turquoise wreath by Dans Le Lakehouse will add just that to your Easter decorations.

Starting with a willow wreath, spray paint it in turquoise (or your favorite bright color) and then glue on some faux lily of the valley stems.

Loop Yarn Bunny Wreath

This cute bunny wreath by It’s Always Autumn is made with loop yarn making it fluffy like a real bunny!

By wrapping loop yarn around two wooden wreaths and adding some burlap ribbon ears, you can make this wreath quickly and easily.

For a finishing touch, you can add some faux flowers to the neck area or even a bow instead.

Elegant Gold and White Wreath

White and gold always make an elegant combination just like on this DIY Easter wreath by Design Improvised.

To make this wreath use a mix of faux white flowers like Easter lilies and tweedias, and attach them to a grapevine wreath. Dot some gold eggs in between the flowers to complete the look.

Vibrant Egg Carton Wreath

Eggs are often the go-to for Easter crafts but don’t overlook the cartons—which can make equally pretty decorations like this egg carton wreath by Our Potluck Family.

Cut the cartons into little cups and trim each cup to create different floral shapes. Paint the cups in vibrant colors and glue them onto a cardboard wreath. This is a fun craft to do with kids too.

3D Easter Egg Wreath

Craft with Sarah created this 3D effect Easter wreath in soft pastel shades.

She made eggs, flowers, and a bow using cardstock layered with foam and glued it onto a paper wreath base. A Cricut machine will make this craft a lot quicker and easier but if you don't have one, it’s entirely possible to do it by hand too.

Embroidery Hoop Wreath

When you want a subtle indoor Easter decoration, a small and simple wreath is perfect. Here an embroidery hoop has been used to create a fresh floral wreath by Melanie Lissack Interiors.

Faux green, white, and yellow blooms are used to decorate the base of the embroidery hoop and the finishing touch of a tiny bird’s nest is an adorable addition.

Outdoor Spring Bicycle Wreath

Spring means it’s time to get outside and this wreath celebrates all the joys of being in the outdoors.

The Turquoise Home chose a faux boxwood wreath to which she attached a mini bike. She then handmade a tiny Easter basket and filled it with faux flowers to complete the bike.

Welcome Easter Wreath With Burlap

Bunnies, carrots, eggs, and more—this wreath has a little of everything that stands for Easter.

Kenarry created a ruffled effect with some burlap ribbon on a plain wire wreath. She added a ‘Welcome Easter’ sign and some craft eggs and carrots.

Hang this on your front door to welcome guests all season long.

Rustic Easter Wreath

Inspired by an expensive wreath spotted at a designer store, Meatloaf and Melodrama decided to make her own.

She started with a grapevine base and tucked in some faux pussy willow branches. Then she glued on some speckled eggs in different shades of yellow and green leaving a lot of the grapevine visible for a rustic feel.

Simple Floral Wreath

If you prefer to celebrate Easter with a seasonal wreath that will last beyond the festivities, a simple (faux) floral wreath is the answer.

Handmade Weekly used a mix of faux spring flowers in white, green, and yellow. She first attached the green stems all around the wreath and then layered on the white and yellow flowers.

If you prefer a foliage wreath, you can stop once you’ve attached the green stems as the wreath will look complete.

Bunny Rag Wreath

Using a bunch of fabric scraps, The Country Chic Cottage made this cute bunny-shaped rag wreath.

Using a Cricut is one way to make this wreath but if you don’t have one you can easily make it without. You’ll need to cut out some bunny ears from cardboard and cut several strips of fabric. Tie the fabric strips to the wreaths and tie the two wreaths together. Finally, glue on the ears and you're done!

Pastel Egg and Eucalyptus Wreath

Embracing lots of pastel shades, that are often associated with Easter, this wreath shines in its simplicity.

Mornings on Macedonia opted for an egg-shaped wire wreath which she wrapped with a faux eucalyptus garland. She then glued on lots of speckled pastel eggs to complete the wreath.

Easter Basket Wreath

For something a little different, why not turn an Easter basket into a pretty wreath like Fynes Designs did?

Cut a basket in half which will make it easy to hang flat against a door and fill it with some foam. Simply poke your faux florals into the foam and glue on a few more flowers to the handle.

You can also add a ribbon for a pretty finishing touch.

Pastel Paper Wreath

Using folded strips of pastel patterned paper, The Happy Scraps, created a ribbon-like effect on her foam wreath.

As a cute finishing touch she added a mini birds' nest with some speckled eggs which makes it even more Easter-y.

Spring Daffodil Wreath

Celebrate Easter and Spring with this cheerful yellow and white daffodil wreath.

Design Improvised used a grapevine wreath and some faux daffodils. She trimmed the daffodil stems and glued them onto the wreath. She added a yellow pom pom ribbon for a fun finishing touch.

Colorful Speckled Egg Wreath

Add a bright pop of color to your front door with this wreath that’s reminiscent of mini chocolate eggs and candy grass.

To get the look, Tried and True blog covered a wire wreath in wood grass. She glued on lots of tiny, speckled foam eggs in the brightest colors.

To complete the wreath add a bow made from a bright colored ribbon for even more brightness.

Bunny Silhouette Wreath

This bunny and egg wreath by It’s Always Autumn, will make a cute indoor Easter decoration on a cabinet or cupboard door.

Sandwich some moss and pastel eggs between two wire wreaths and tie the wreaths together with some string. Finish with a large wooden bunny cut-out for some added cuteness.

Felt Blossom Wreath

For something a little different, try making this felt wreath with spring blossoms, greenery, and tangerines by Lia Griffith.

Start by cutting your felt in the shape of leaves and blossoms. Cover a wreath ring in green felt and glue on your leaves and flowers. Use orange felt balls for the tangerines or you could replace these with felt Easter eggs if you want more of an Easter-themed look.

Mossy Egg Carton Wreath

Egg cartons aren’t just for egg storage; they’re a handy supply to have in your craft closet. Here, Making Things is Awesome has turned them into a bright floral wreath.

To make this, simply cut the cups into flower shapes and paint them before gluing them onto a wreath base covered in moss.

The moss base is a fun addition as it looks like the flowers are blooming from the grass, making it feel very springlike.

Leafy Green Easter Wreath

If you're short on time, using a greenery garland is a great way to make a wreath quickly, without compromising on looks.

Handmade Weekly did just that with a faux lamb’s ear garland that she attached to a grapevine wreath. Finish with some pastel eggs dotted around the wreath to make it look more festive.

Patterned Paper Egg Wreath

Flowers, greenery, and bunnies all make great wreaths but if you want to make a wreath with materials you already have at home, try this paper egg wreath.

Using a paper plate as the base, Simply Being Mommy cut out a bunch of eggs in different sizes. She covered the eggs in patterned paper and glued them onto the base.

This would be such a fun Easter craft to do with kids too.

Bunny Plush Wreath

Dried flowers and foliage are a great way to make a wreath that’s natural and will last like My Journey to Green did.

Using dried eucalyptus, lavender stems, and orange slices, she attached these to a wreath base with floral wire. She added a plush bunny to give it a fun and playful Easter look.

Spring Floral Wreath

Using fresh foliage and flowers, From Britain with Love created this natural spring wreath.

Start with a hop vine wreath as the base and opt for stems like eucalyptus, mimosa, and craspedia which are a little longer lasting than other spring flowers.

Attach your flowers and foliage with floral wire, overlapping them a bit so that there aren’t any gaps. Hang it up with a ribbon in the color of your choice.

Easy Grapevine and Moss Wreath

Less is more with this easy mossy grapevine wreath by Hallstrom Home.

With just a few materials including some faux peonies, speckled eggs, and moss, you can make this wreath in minutes.

Marbled Easter Egg Wreath

For a colorful Easter decoration, try making this marbled egg wreath by The Country Chic Cottage.

Use marbling medium to create a marble look on white craft eggs—no color is off-limits! Glue your eggs onto your wreath base and fill in any gaps with some bright green moss.

Festive Bunny Pom Pom Wreath

This adorable wreath by Flamingo Toes has a little bit of everything that makes Easter so festive and fun.

To make this, cover a foam wreath with jute string. Cut out a bunny shape from felt and then add all the sweet embellishments like pom-poms, buntings, and bows.

Rustic Quails Egg Wreath

Quail eggs make beautiful decorations thanks to their natural pattern and coloring and are perfect for Easter wreath making.

Katy at the Manor used them to embellish her rustic Easter wreath made with moss and twigs and a few fresh flowers for a hint of color.

Aside from the quail eggs, it's the unexpected addition of the striking guinea fowl feathers that make this such a statement wreath.

Wooden Egg Wreath

Natural wood eggs combined with faux blooms and a bunny silhouette make this a simple and stylish wreath.

A Wonderful Thought cut her wooden eggs in half and glued them onto a wreath form. Next, she added a bunny cut-out and surrounded it with flowers and foliage so it looks like the bunny is peeking out behind all the greenery.

Minimal Egg Garland Wreath

This simple Easter wreath embraces neutral colors and natural tones and it's super quick to make. Live Laugh Rowe attached a shop-bought egg garland onto a grapevine wreath and that's it.

Alternatively, you can attach some natural colored craft eggs or even empty egg shells onto a wreath if you can’t find an egg garland.

Boxwood Bunny Wreath

Create an impressive wreath for your front door with this bunny wreath idea by Make Every Day an Event.

You’ll need to cut off the ears from a bunny ears headband and attach it to a boxwood wreath with floral wire. Attach a second, larger boxwood wreath to the first and glue on some pom poms for the tail. Finish with an oversized bow and prepare to wow your guests!

Foraged Easter Wreath

Using twigs, sticks, and feathers found in nature, Petal Power Wales made this natural wreath that has a whimsical wild beauty about it.

Adding some dried and fresh flowers gave the wreath a pop of color and the hand-painted eggshells finished the look. You can leave out the eggs to make this an evergreen wreath.

Beaded Bunny Wreath

The Easter bunny is a popular decoration because it lends itself to so many creative crafts. Here, the bunny has been given a minimal look by Ohoh Deco.

Using some thick craft wire she created a simple bunny head shape and threaded some wooden beads through the wire.

If you love some color in your Easter decor, simply paint the beads before threading them.

Spring Veggie Wreath

This felt wreath by A Beautiful Mess celebrates the abundance of veggies that come with spring and are often enjoyed on the Easter table.

This isn’t the quickest wreath to make but it does come with a free pattern to make it easier. Using the pattern, you’ll need to cut your felt to make the carrots and leafy greens and then glue them onto a wreath base.

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