There’s just something magical about that first sunny day of the season, when you can finally throw open the front door, breathe in that fresh spring air, and start dreaming about your front porch refresh. For me, the best way to kick off the season? A gorgeous DIY spring wreath. It’s the easiest way to make your front porch feel fresh, welcoming, and totally swoon-worthy. And I’m not talking about your average floral ring. I’m talking creative, personality-packed, front-door moments that make you (and your guests) smile every single time you walk up the steps. Whether you’re into soft pastels, bold blooms, or natural vibes with a little Southern charm, there’s something here you’re going to fall in love with.
1. Floral sage green wreath for a calming spring aesthetic
If you’re all about soft, soothing tones, this one’s for you. I love using sage green in spring—it’s calm, elegant, and pairs beautifully with pale pink and white florals. I usually start with a grapevine base and build from there, tucking in dried or faux flowers and a little eucalyptus for texture. It’s subtle but stunning, and gives your porch a relaxed, refined vibe.
2. Vintage-inspired spring wreath for nostalgic charm
I’m a sucker for anything with a touch of nostalgia. Think distressed wood, antique-style florals, and lace ribbons that feel like they came straight out of Grandma’s attic. A few vintage keys or bows tucked in? Perfection. This wreath feels like a little love letter to the past—and it’s guaranteed to make your porch feel cozy and lived-in.
3. Natural rustic wreath with foraged spring elements
There’s nothing more satisfying than creating something beautiful from things you found in your own backyard. I’ve made a few of these over the years—just gather some twigs, moss, and fresh wildflowers, and start layering. It’s earthy, imperfect, and totally charming. Bonus: it smells amazing if you use real greenery.
4. Boho chic spring wreath with macramé accents
For all my free-spirited decor lovers, this one’s a total dream. Start with a macramé base (you can even repurpose a small wall hanging!) and add dried florals, pampas grass, feathers—whatever speaks to your style. I love how relaxed and artsy this one feels. It’s a porch showstopper in the best way.
5. Spring wreath with pastel flowers
Pastels and spring go hand-in-hand. I’ve made a few versions of this wreath over the years, mixing soft pinks, buttery yellows, and powder blues with delicate ribbons. Tulips, roses, and hydrangeas are my go-tos for this look. It’s sweet, romantic, and makes any front door feel fresh and ready for sunshine.
6. Easter-not-required wreath with subtle greenery
Not into Easter bunnies or colorful eggs? I get it. This wreath is all about simplicity—just soft greenery like eucalyptus or ivy, with maybe a hint of lavender or baby’s breath for color. It works all season long and pairs beautifully with any porch decor. I love how effortless and timeless it feels.
7. Bright yellow spring wreath for a burst of sunshine
This is the wreath I reach for when I want my porch to feel like pure joy. Yellow flowers like daffodils or faux lemons bring in so much warmth and cheer. I like to keep the base neutral so the yellow really pops. It’s impossible not to smile when you walk up to a door with this kind of energy.
8. Geometric spring wreath with modern flair
Looking for something a little different? I’m obsessed with using geometric frames—hexagons, triangles, you name it—as a modern twist on the traditional wreath. Add a few minimal floral touches or succulents and you’ve got something sleek, stylish, and totally unexpected. Perfect for modern porches or city dwellers!
9. Creative DIY spring wreath with custom garlands
This one’s all about creativity and personal flair. I’ve made garlands from paper flowers, fabric scraps, even beads—and wrapped them around a basic frame for a completely custom look. It’s a fun project if you want to involve the kids or get crafty on a weekend. You really can’t go wrong when you’re making it your own.
10. Tulip wreaths for a fresh and vibrant spring look
Tulips are basically the official flower of spring in my book. I love layering them in bold reds, soft pastels, or even a mix for something vibrant and full. Arrange them on a grapevine or foam base and add a little greenery to keep things lush. It’s a classic for a reason—tulips never go out of style.
11. Easter wreaths for a festive spring celebration
If you do want to lean into Easter, a playful wreath with pastel eggs, bunnies, and sweet florals is the way to go. I’ve even made minimalist versions with just a soft ribbon and a few neutral blooms—it doesn’t have to be over-the-top to feel festive. Whether you’re hosting brunch or just love the holiday, this one brings all the spring cheer.
Additional tips for achieving the perfect DIY spring wreath
These spring wreaths are such an easy way to refresh your front porch and celebrate the season—and I hope one (or three!) of these ideas inspires your next DIY project. Final tips to bear in mind:
- Balance is everything: Mix textures (like greenery, florals, and ribbon) for visual interest.
- Weather matters: Go with faux or dried flowers if your porch isn’t covered.
- Add your own flair: I love tucking in monogram letters, seasonal charms, or even a cute quote sign.
- Choose a solid base: Grapevine, wood, or wire—make sure it can handle the elements.
If you end up making one, I’d love to see it! Drop a comment—I always love seeing your creativity shine.
