Another spring is on the horizon and it’s mild winters like what we’ve had that make me eager to go ahead and get on with the season. Eliza was really hoping for a glimpse of snow but unless something crazy shifts, it looks like this won’t be the year. So just as I’ve done for the past several years, today, in readiness and preparation for next season, I’m sharing my favorite spring wreaths for the front door for 2024.
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SPRING WREATHS FOR THE FRONT DOOR
A lot of the wreaths I’m sharing are made to order — in your preferred size and color option — from some of my go-to wreath shops. It’s become the norm to anticipate longer lead times over the past few years and that goes for season-specific and MTO items, too. If you’re looking for new spring wreath for the front door this year, even if it’s technically still chilly where you are, I’d go ahead and find one you love and get it carted, ASAP.
Depending on your front door situation, local climate, sunlight, and shelter, when you’re choosing an outdoor wreath, be sure to read the fine print to make sure it’s a viable option that will withstand the elements. Some wreaths, especially dried/preserved, likely wouldn’t last long on my front porch but make a perfect statement accessory indoors. On the other hand, if the price is right and I wouldn’t be crushed if one season was the max use I got, I’m a little more lenient on locale.
By the way, before we get into it, McGee & Co. now has a quarterly wreath subscription, which is really cool. You can see the wreaths you get each season, along with pricing, HERE.
I am all about sumptuous tulip wreaths — especially single-tone tulip wreaths. I’ve used THIS magenta tulip wreath for the past few years. Despite it being outside (albeit on a covered porch that does still receive some direct sunlight), it hasn’t faded and still looks fantastic. Mine is a 26″ version but it comes in tons of size options — I’ve invested in a lot of wreaths from THIS wreath shop now, and I’ve never been disappointed.
Tulip Wreath | Wreath Hanger | Door Mat | Outdoor Striped Layering Rug | Urns (similar)
This is the stock image — all the wreaths come with a ribbon but I prefer mine without so I remove them when they arrive.
Purple & Pink Tulip Wreath with Greenery (photo via TwoInspireYou shop)
The wreath shop now has 16 color-way options and 4 size options for my tulip wreath HERE, I love the statement the vibrant colors make against my muted brick and rock home exterior, against the dark wooden door, so for the first collection of spring front door wreaths this year, we’re going to talk about bold, colorful spring wreaths.
COLORFUL SPRING FRONT DOOR WREATHS
Because my outdoor spring decor is minimal and mainly centered around my front door, I love the impact of a punch of color and a touch of vibrancy. Below are some of my favorite colorful wreaths for 2024!
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1. Peony Wreath | 2. Rustic Floral Wreath | 3. Lavender Snowball Hydrangea Wreath | 4. Hydrangea Lilac Pansy Wreath | 5. Peach and Magenta Tulip Wreath | 6. Lemon and Floral Wreath | 7. Buttercup Garden Mix Wreath | 8. Snowball Wreath | 9. Wild Flower Wreath
The wildflower wreath (Number 9) continues to be a punchy, colorful favorite.
Number 1, adorned with all shades of peonies is currently on sale for 15% off HERE.
Like most green wreaths, Number 8 can transcend seasons and easily go into summer.
Number 3 is an investment but is STUNNING.
I purchased a blueberry and lemon wreath from one of my top wreath shops — TwoInspireYou — and like my other wreaths from the shop, the quality is impeccable, lasts for years, and I love that there are several size options. I thought the addition of the red flowers (Number 5) was such a beautiful, unexpected touch but honestly can’t choose a favorite from the different variations. I’ve included a few of them below…
Top Left | Top Right | Bottom Left | Bottom Right (photos via: TwoInspireYou shop)
I’ve used a yellow forsythia wreath (almost identical to THIS pretty yellow forsythia wreath) during many past spring seasons and love the effect the yellow adds to our dark door.
Forsythia Wreath (similar)
If you’re looking for a wreath covered in tulips, THIS SHOP has great looking, full wreaths — available in a bunch of sizes.
(MAINLY) GREEN SPRING FRONT DOOR WREATHS
I wanted to include (mostly) green wreaths as their own category because 1. not all of you are into lots of color for your front porch — even in the spring — and, 2. many of us don’t want to worry about changing a wreath every season, or don’t have the storage. Most of the best green wreaths I found transcend just about any season.
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1. Lemons and Blueberries Wreath | 2. Green Leaves Wreath | 3. Fern Wreath | 4. Seeded Eucalyptus Wreath | 5. Fern and Bay Leaf w/Blueberries Wreath | 6. Green Hydrangea Eucalyptus Berry & Boxwood Wreath | 7. Boxwood Wreath | 8. Magnolia Leaf Wreath | 9. Floral Wreath
I ADORE (yes, capital A-D-O-R-E) Number 6 with the unexpected small pop of yellow with the marigold colored berries. It comes in multiple sizes HERE.
Green Wreath (image via Darby Creek Trading listing)
Number 8 is a fantastic option for year-round decor — even for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and winter. You could even add red berries/pinecones during the winter months to further personalize it.
Here is one of my favorite simple spring wreaths in a spring front door look from the past. This wreath has actually been on my mom’s front door for the past few spring seasons. You can find a similar fern wreath HERE.
Fern Wreath (similar)
Do you have your spring planting on the calendar yet? When do you plan to start decorating your outdoors and dressing your front door for the season? We have at least another month of frosts to get through but my spring front door wreath will likely make an earlier appearance. For personal updates, upcoming projects, room reveals and more, be sure to subscribe to emails at the bottom of this post.
Stumbled on your site while searching the web for ideas to make over my master br. As a local southern gal from SC ( 2 hours from you up I85), I must tell you, I’m already infatuated with your blog!! I love your home ideas and have already implemented some of your ideas in mine! So glad I found you ❤
Cindy from Easley, SC
Hey Kelley great post! Saw the ferns at Costco yesterday in Greenville, SC but it’s going to be in the 20s for lows next week. Also I bought them last year and loved them! Sent you a pic but they were pretty ginormous for my little porch steps so may have to try smaller ones this year. Thanks for all the inspo!
All the links I tried from this post did not work…is it just me?
Hi Bridget, Thank you for taking the time to stop by! I checked the links and they all work for me. Please let me know if you have any questions.
These wreaths are just gorgeous. I use to love to use spring wreaths, but I have a problem that maybe someone can help me with. I have birds that always find my newly hung spring wreaths and insist on making their nest in it. I hate to say it, but I have removed the start of the nest, but I’d never remove it once it’s completed and they lay the eggs. When that has happened, we stop using the front door for weeks, until the babies fly off. They also make a mess of the front door. Sadly, I’ve stopped hanging spring wreaths. Any suggestions?
Hi Judy, I can certainly feel your pain! There are lots of suggested solutions online, from inserting a shiny aluminum object to spraying bird repellant or chili pepper spray on the wreath. I hope you find a solution that works for you, as adding a spring wreath to your door is a great way to welcome spring.
Hi I enjoy all the info on deals & pics. Is it possible to post any cute kitchen containers for utensils& possibly container/bowls to hold fruit,etc that are attractive & can be placed as a centerpiece for kitchen or dining table. I can’t seem to find one I really like that can be useful too. Thank you.
Julie, Thank you for taking the time to stop by! Here are a couple of links to past posts that may provide you with some ideas. I hope this helps!
https://kelleynan.com/ideas-for-planters/
https://kelleynan.com/kitchen-island-decor/
I love the front wreath. How do I order it.m
Thank you for taking the time to stop by! Here’s a link to my front door wreath for you to use.
https://rstyle.me/+0NUnQT1IaeINh0P_LMheqw