School is back in session — and has been for several weeks now for us — so regardless of what the seasonal calendar says, fall is here. Regardless of how simple or elaborate your fall decor preference, getting the porch set with a fall front door wreath is the easiest and most effortless decor change-up. So today, along with a few favorite Halloween doormats (mine is officially set!), I’m sharing my annual post of favorite fall wreaths for the front door for 2025!
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Fall Front Porch in Previous Recent Years
I love the years when we go all out on the front porch and steps with decor, but, it can be a lot. (A lot to purchase, carry, set up, maintain, and then gradually toss). Funny enough, I went to pull an image of last year’s porch for posterity’s sake and the only image I have doesn’t have a wreath hung yet, haha.
The year before I had a heavy focus on mums which was the result of indecisiveness and mislabeled plants, but I loved the eclectic result. (You can see what the porch looked like after all the blooms popped and were in full force HERE and the full fall porch details from that year HERE.
The year prior, I had decided to keep my still-thriving ferns in place on either side of the door and I used what may be my favorite fall wreath of all time. I’ve actually used that wreath for a lot of fall seasons and the shop now has a similar, beautiful, apple version available HERE. They also have a similar wreath with tiny orange berries this year HERE that I love! They all come in multiple dimensions but I typically go for the 26″ version.
THIS is the wreath shop I’ve purchased several wreaths from and they’re all fantastic quality, MTO, and are always in pristine condition at the end of each season.
The year before, I used it with all orange mums and pumpkins… can you spy a tiny Eliza in the window? 😉
The below fall porch will always hold a special place — I loved the result and the twinkle lights, but it’s also been one of my most popular Pinterest posts. I always love a simple oak leaf wreath, too!
If you’ve been a KN reader for awhile, you’ve likely already seen it, but if not, here’s what it looked like at night. The strands of twinkle lights come in sets of two — each strand at 20′ length — with remote controls with timers, dimmers, and 8 different light options and four color options. Mine are the warm white but there’s also multi-color, orange, and white. You can find them all on Amazon with free shipping HERE. I loved the twinkle lights because it emphasizes and seems to bring out some of the magic that we start feeling towards the end of the year.
Here’s a snapshot of several past seasons together…
I think I’m close to a decision for my plan for 2025, so now, let’s talk about the best fall wreaths for the front door that I’ve found this year!
FAVORITE FALL WREATHS FOR THE FRONT DOOR FOR 2025
I just shared my new addition — a 30″, full, vibrant red maple leaf wreath — that I can’t get enough of. It’s currently decorating our dining room mirror and I love the contrast against the dark walls, but I haven’t decided whether I’ll keep it there for the season, or if it will move to the front door.
Red Maple Leaf Wreath | Crystal Chandelier (similar) | Cement Lamps | Sideboard (similar) | Wool/Jute Rug | Dining Table (similar) | Dining Chairs (similar) | Upholstered Accent Stool
It is so beautiful in person and comes in four colors.
My mom actually liked it so much, she ordered the multicolor version for herself for her front door! Here’s a quick snap of it on my front door…
In my search for wreaths, per our annual tradition, I grabbed several of my favorites that are available for this year.
As of today’s publishing, each of the below wreaths are still available, but with a lot of them being MTO (or limited seasonal supply), they tend to run out of stock fairly early in the season. I gravitate toward leaves, berries, and nature (less large floral) and even with my specific taste, there are some really pretty fall front door wreaths this year! Let’s get to it! Each wreath is linked below the graphic.
Fall Wreaths for the front Door with Leaves
Each wreath is linked below the graphic.
1. Maple Leaf Wreath | 2. Fall Foliage Wreath | 3. Gold Magnolia Leaf Wreath | 4. Maple Leaf Wreath | 5. Gilded Eucalyptus and Magnolia Wreath | 6. Blue Eucalyptus Wreath | 7. Blue Eucalyptus Wreath With Golden Foliage | 8. Autumn Grapevine Wreath | 9. Glowing Harvest Wreath
I am SUCH a fan of Number 6 and Number 7 — the orange and yellows mixed in with the eucalyptus from my favorite wreath shop.
Fall Wreaths for the front Door with Berries
Each wreath is linked below the graphic.
1. Fall Foliage Berries Wreath | 2. Fall Foliage Berry Wreath | 3. Lambs Ear Eucalyptus Berry Wreath | 4. Fall Foliage Blueberry Wreath | 5. Orange Mini Berry Wreath | 6. Seeds And Berries Magnolia Wreath | 7. Magnolia Eucalyptus Wreath | 8. Golden Glow Harvest Wreath | 9. Fall Foliage Apple Wreath
I didn’t realize that I placed Number 9 (apples) under the “berries” category, but it stunning, all the same 😉
I honestly can’t pick a favorite from this category — every single wreath is S.T.U.N.N.I.N.G.
I do love how Number 3 has a unique pale green with the lamb’s ear, which you don’t see as often in the fall. It’s gorgeous against the orange berries and comes in four size options.
I also have a major crush on Number 4 and the blueberries against the shades of green are fantastic.
Fall Wreaths for the front Door with Fruit and Flowers
Each wreath is linked below the graphic.
1. Pomegranate Wreath | 2. Apple Wreath | 3. Pheasant Feather Live Wreath | 4. Apple Harvest Live Wreath | 5. Preserved Flax, Daisy, Strawflower, Amaranthus Wreath | 6. Autumn Foliage Wreath | 7. Fall Fig Wreath | 8. Autumn Woodland Wreath | 9. Peony Wreath
I love how the same concept can result in two totally different looks. Number 2 and Number 4 are both green wreaths with red apples — but they look TOTALLY different!
Also, I am so here for the figs in Number 7! Such soft and stunning colors for autumn.
Green fall (and Winter) Wreaths for the front Door
Each wreath is linked below the graphic.
1. Magnolia Leaf Wreath | 2. Eucalyptus Boxwood Wreath | 3. Fresh Magnolia Seeded Eucalyptus Wreath | 4. Seeded Eucalyptus & Magnolia Wreath | 5. Seeded Eucalyptus & Safari Sunset Wreath | 6. Mixed Magnolia Wreath | 7. Pine Cone Wreath | 8. Seeded Eucalyptus & Pine Wreath | 9. Magnolia Leaf Wreath
Magnolias, eucalyptus, and olive branches, I love that you can use these wreaths through the fall and winter — and some even year round! Several of these are live/preserved so be sure to read the details!
The sumptuous Number 3 MAY be my favorite for this one, but it’s too tough to call. I love that it’s so full and has olive branches incorporated with the seeded eucalyptus and magnolia leaves. It comes in a bunch of sizes and IS live.
Again, make sure to read the notes; while most are totally faux, some of the wreaths are made from fresh-dried materials and may not be appropriate for the outdoors, depending on the weather where you live, if your front door is covered, etc. These require a space that is a little more protected — on a covered porch or inside. Also, many of these wreaths come in multiple size options — be sure to measure your door so you don’t go too small. My optimum size for my front door is around (and at least) 26″.
OTHER PLACES TO HANG FALL WREATHS
What if you have multiple wreaths you love? What if you don’t have the best place to hang a wreath on your front door? What do you do with wreaths from seasons past? There are plenty of alternative places to hang these pretty seasonal statements.
- Over your mantel
- Back door
- Inside of front door
- Interior door
- On a large mirror (i.e. dining room, leaning mirror, etc.)
- On a kitchen hood
- Propped/layered on a shelf/console table
- Hung in a picture window
Halloween Doormats for 2025
Switching gears just a smidge while staying in the vein of the front door, a new doormat instantly freshens up the entry and if you’re using one for a specific holiday, it will most likely last for years to come. I found myself fall-ready and craving a bit of Halloween, so when I started browsing for my own Halloween doormat (I had a hard time choosing!), I ended up gathering a few of my other faves I came across, along the way.
The Halloween doormat I landed on (yep, already in position!) was THIS ONE — currently a little on sale HERE, and I layered it on top of THIS plaid rug (only $15 HERE!) And by the way, that inexpensive plaid layering rug is good for any doormat in any season ;).
Here are some of my favorite Halloween-themed coir doormats — great on their own or for layering.
Sources: 1. Ghost Doormat | 2. Bat Doormat | 3. Spider Web Doormat | 4. French Creel Doormat | 5. Scary Squad Doormat | 6. Ghost Layered Welcome Doormat | 7. Black Raven Doormat | 8. Trick-Or-Treater Doormat | 9. Scary Web Doormat | 10. Icon Doormat | 11. Pumpkins & Cat Doormat | 12. Boo Layered Doormat | 13. Boo Doormat | 14. Personalized Doormat | 15. Three Ghosts-Shaped Doormat | 16. Welcome Halloween Doormat
And I wanted to include some of my favorites, mentioned in one of my recent posts here, too…
1. What’s Up, Boo? | 2. Pumpkin Welcome | 3. Spider Web | 4. Skull | 5. Ghosts | 6. Bats | 7. Trick Or Treat | 8. Boo | 9. Ghosts | 10. Skulls, Bats & Spiders | 11. Boo | 12. Ghost Trio | 13. The Witch Is In | 14. Home Is Where You Haunt It | 15. Jack O’Lanterns
Are you in the market for a new fall wreath for the front door this year? Do you have a standard you use year after year? Do you try to coordinate your fall wreath with your fall plants and pumpkins? Are you starting to think about the next season yet??
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