18 Easter Wreaths to Spark Easter Inspiration

If you’re on the clutter aesthetic train, this wreath is for you. Made from artificial flowers and foliage to look plucked from an English garden, this wreath says warm-weather bounty, and a good time.

This wreath, made from preserved lavender, adds a touch of pastoral flair to any door. It says cottage-core, French countryside, and of course, Easter.

It looks and smells like spring. With a heavenly mixture of real lavender, thyme, and sage, this wreath brings the scent as well as the look of Easter.

When it’s the return of the sun you’re hoping to capture, a dried botanical arrangement filled with yellow is the move. No plastic, no eggs. A hint of green.

Lean into color and the summer season to come with this wildflower wreath. Made with artificial materials, it will stay bright long after Easter. It’s also one of the more affordable options, so try adding it to multiple doors, inside and out, for full spring impact.

Not everyone loves fake flowers, no matter how well executed. If this is you, check out this handmade iron wreath. With a pop of color and a weathered finish, it says spring, holiday and rustic, elegantly.

This faux-floral wreath, featuring the star of spring, the peony, is ideal for mounting high on the side of a house, door or barn; from a distance, it reads as real, and its pop of color projects.

Forget the flowers, let’s talk twigs and eggs: It’s still basically winter, after all, and Easter is a celebration of bright blooms next to leafless trees. This wreath, whether it means to be or not, is an ode to the season and the holiday at once.

This colorful wreath, made from artificial materials mounted to a vine, will look good for as long as you want to leave it up (and next year, too, when it comes out of storage).

This cheerful novelty shaped wreath, made from bright green myrtle on a willow twig frame, is unmistakably Easter-themed. But, with its neutral color palette, can match any home decor.

It’s not real, but it sure looks it. And what better symbol of spring than the cherry blossom. This exuberant pink wreath sets the mood.

For some, Easter doesn’t spell colored eggs, bunnies, or lavish arrangements. If your aesthetic skews minimalist, and your idea of springtime decor does, too, this wreath is a great option.

Just because it’s Easter doesn’t mean you have to go pastel. This foam egg wreath shows up in its grays and whites, as festive as anything done in yellow and pink.

It’s actually quite hard to find wreaths made from natural materials (that aren’t living). This wreath, woven with rattail statice, wheat and avena shows off with globe amaranth and ammobium. It’s a nap in a field, a cool but sunny day; it’s Easter.

Look to the forest floor for your signs of spring with this decorative moss wreath. With the bright greens and tans of lichen–made from «preserved clump moss, reindeer moss, sheet moss and lichen forms»–it brings a rich, natural feel to any space.

There’s an Easter wreath out there for every palette. If it’s bold and traditional you’re after but with a hint of rustic chic, this is a nice option.

Real live flowers fill this living wreath. While it won’t last the season or probably longer than a week, a fresh arrangement can’t be beat. Choose your own flowers to match your palette.

Made from rattan over a wire frame, this wreath features one of the most famous rabbits of all, Peter, alongside carrots and cabbages. Charming, is what it is.