Fall Wreaths That'll Have Your Front Door The Best On The Block

Fall Wreaths That'll Have Your Front Door The Best On The Block

It's fall, and you know what this means; new season, new wreath. It's time to dress up your door (or wall or mantle, or well, everything) with a design that welcomes all the trick-or-treaters of Halloween night just as well as the cornucopia bearing guests that come at Thanksgiving-- and all the weeks in between.

A good seasonal wreath sets the right mood. And the warm colors and earthy materials of the fall season especially add to the welcoming atmosphere, to me.  I think of wreaths like your house's accessories. I love to dress them up! 

So I found a few simple wreaths that'll go a long way to welcome guest to the front door and tease them into the festivity, fabulous-ness and coziness that lies inside. The fall wreaths below will give our home so much curb appeal you'll know just how to spruce up your front door to be best on the block. Get ready to craft or shop your favorites!

 

Orange Green Persimmon Wreath Home Decor
Mixed Autumn Persimmon Wreath
PARK HILL COLLECTION
This fiery combo of green, brown and orange hues will pop against a any front door. The berries add a whimsical texture, giving the wreath an even cheerier and interesting personality.    

 

DIY MAKE A CORN-HUSK WREATH FOR FALL DECOR
Corn Husk Wreath 
MARTHA STEWART
The dusty-brown, neutral tones of the husks elude fall harvests. Craft into a multi-point star-like wreath that looks like an autumn sun. The rustic-nod of this decorative piece is easily created with tamale wrappers from the grocery. 

 

Mixed Evergreen And Pine Cone Wreath
Mixed Evergreen & Pine Cone Wreath
PARK HILL COLLECTION

If you stick to a classic plant wreath (in this case, freshly cut pine and evergreens), consider hanging it by a fun ribbon in fall colors to jazz things up. 

 

Pine Cone Wreath
Pine Cone Wreath
KALALOU

A classic, clean color scheme that's still on-theme and seasonal. Add  pops of red or orange or yellow for a seasonal touch. 

 

Make A Succulent Fall Wreath On a Black Door by Colonial House of Flowers With Pottery Barn Make A Faux Succulent Wreath
 Succulent Wreath
CREATE A FALL FRONT DOOR USING SUCCULENTS WITH PHOTOS BY THE HAPPY BLOOM
If you live in the desert or somewhere warm reflect the season with a succulent wreath -- and if you don't, hey! still create one! This classic, clean and green color scheme is created with real or faux succulents. Tuck clusters of Spanish moss, airplants and succulents into a grapevine wreath. Add foraged and faux greens. Secure with fishing line. (We purchased faux succulent materials for this from Pottery Barn at the Avenues of East Cobb and pottery barn.com shared the tutorial with links to supplies on the Pottery Barn blog

 
MAKE A FALL WREATH 
Festive Fall Wreath  
Wreaths using collected and dried materials don't have to read over-the-top country. This wild wonder owes it's elegant good looks to the embellishments using  natural elements like olive branch, grapevine wreath an berries. 
 
Golden Foliage Wreath  
Golden Foliage Wreath Made With A Clothes Hanger
JOHNNY MILLER
Make a wreath that looks like fancy French metalwork by giving natural materials a Midas touch. Forage or shop dried foliage like fern, pine cones, and leaves to be attached to wire frame and spray painted gold. Get the step by step dibs on making this wreath, here.   

 

Shop Magnolia Leaf & Twig Faux Wreath by Park Hill Collection at Colonial House of Flowers  
Magnolia Leaf & Twig Wreath
PARK HILL COLLECTION
With it's traditional simplicity and timeless design this realistic looking wreath adds charm to any door or room all season long.  

 

Gilded Botanicals Iron + Velvet Wreath
A most sumptuous and lush, this faux wreath is crafted using a gorgeous mix of aged iron, textured velvet, and gleaming glass. An everlasting statement piece that looks gorgeous on a door frame, above the fireplace, or even as a table centerpiece.

 

Faux Pomagranite Wreath
Faux Pomegranate & Pine Cone Wreath
Nothing like some decorative pomegranates to dress up a mixture of autumn leaves. 

Wreaths are great for entrances, stairwells, doors and walls. Hang one of the fall wreaths you make by hand or buy and you are on your way to creating a warm atmosphere that is ideal for gate ringing friends, family and guests. 
Shop the Colonial House of Flowers Wreath Collection, here

 

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