7 Easter wreath ideas that are perfect for spring

Easter wreath ideas have to be one of the easiest ways to bring the holiday into your home. All you have to do is hang your preferred decoration up to immediately switch up the vibe.

We've chatted with design experts to find out what they recommend for Easter wreath ideas. Twinkling lights, dried flowers, and pastel shades are just some of the recommendations we're swooning over.

If you're looking for spring home decor ideas you can add and remove quickly but still will add serious drama, wreaths are a wonderful way to go.

Easter wreath ideas we're in love with

Whether you're looking for spring mantel decor ideas or spring porch ideas, Easter wreaths work well in both of these.

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1. Reach for rustic

For a more understated yet charming aesthetic, consider a rustic-inspired Easter wreath for a cottagecore decor look.

“Start with a base of grapevine or burlap, then adorn it with elements like natural twigs, feathers, and dried botanicals,” suggests Nina Lichtenstein, principal designer and founder of Nina’s Home Design.

From here, Nina also says you can integrate wooden accents such as mini birdhouses, nests, or bunny figurines (these Whaline Bunny Cut-Outs from Amazon are perfect for crafting) for a whimsical touch. 

“This cozy wreath will infuse your home with warmth and nostalgia,” she adds.

2. Pick cute eggs

One of the key hallmarks of Easter is sweet eggs (both edible and decorative), and they look so beautiful when laid out on a wreath.

“This is one of the most unique wreaths because it's highly customizable,” says Ivo Iv, design expert and founder of Decor Home Ideas. "In this wreath design, plain colored or speckled Easter eggs are added around the wreath to add some flair.”

If you’d like to DIY an Easter wreath, Ivo says you can use faux or natural twigs and vines such as eucalyptus (such as the FUGZAUD two pack of artificial eucalyptus leaves from Amazon for easy annual reuse). From here, you can customize the color of the eggs to fit your theme and preference.

Alternatively, you can always grab a premade wreath, such as the bright and beautiful Current Easter Egg Wreath from Walmart.

3. Choose a seasonal shape

Wreaths don’t just have to be circular shapes, you know. The joy of Easter wreaths is you can choose playful shapes in seasonal motifs.

“Try unexpected shapes like rabbits or flowers, blending modernity and nature to add feel and interest,” says Artem Kropovinsky, interior designer and founder of Arsight.

You could either craft these yourself with twine or go for one already shaped. We think this Vgia Easter Wreath which is Amazon’s Choice is the epitome of spring.

4. Find fab florals

If you’re searching for Easter wreath decor ideas to last the whole season, choosing stunning florals will increase the longevity of your decorations.

Nina says, “Opt for pastel hues like soft pinks, lavender, and baby blues to evoke a sense of freshness and renewal. You could also incorporate seasonal flowers such as tulips, daisies, and hydrangeas for a truly enchanting display."

You could also add touches of greenery and delicate ribbons (this Offray Ribbon from Walmart is so cute) for an extra dose of charm.

5. Try crochet decorations

For those who are looking for easy spring DIY ideas, you could always try crocheting your wreath.

“If you have the skills, you can make the wreath and customize it to your liking or try ready-made designs,” says Ivo. "Once the season is over, you can clean and store the wreath and wait for next season to use it again, or gift it to a friend.”

You can either crochet the whole wreath, or crochet Easter decorations like the ribbon wreath pictured above, made by staff writer Eve Smallman's mom, and place them on a ready-made base.

Want to try this? We love this dreamy pastel Studio Sam Yarn Set from Amazon.

6. Bring in beautiful lights

You might be planning some Easter dinner hosting, and adding gorgeous lights to your Easter wreaths can create a beautiful ambiance.

Ivo explains, “It may seem unconventional, but adding some LED lights around your wreath could transform the whole design of the wreath and even the outlook of your home.”

He suggests either going for LED colors complementing the wreath’s design or going for a welcoming atmosphere with warm yellow string lights. 

These Tenmiro LED Lights from Amazon can turn all the colors of the rainbow and have over 54,000 five-star reviews.

7. Go for a one-sided design

Go for an elegant, understated Easter wreath by picking one with just one side of embellishment (we have this Threshold Bunny Wreath from Target in our baskets and it's a perfect example).

Artem explains, “Choosing wreaths with one-sided flowers or decor will add a refined touch to your Easter design.”

If you’re making a spring wreath last minute, this is an easy way to save time while still maintaining a polished finish.

With these creative Easter wreath ideas, you can transform your home into a welcoming sanctuary that celebrates the beauty and joy of the season. 

“Whether you prefer a classic floral arrangement or a whimsical display, there's a wreath style to suit every taste and decor scheme,” Nina finishes by saying.

You can carry on decorating your home for this holiday by shopping these Walmart Easter decor buys that start from $4.