Colorful Easter Wreaths That Will Instantly Brighten Your Front Door

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Faux tulips will add a beautiful pop of pink with no maintenance required. This handmade 18-inch wreath is made with a natural twig base and can be used on the interior or exterior of your home.

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This wreath combines sparkling gold and pearl eggs with delicate branches to create an elegant piece that’s beautiful hanging or used as a centerpiece.

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Wish your guests a Hoppy Easter by adorning your front door with a bunny-shaped grapevine wreath. Personalize your door hanger by choosing from over 50 colors of ribbon for the bow.

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Add some sunshine to your front door with this bright yellow 24-inch wreath. Faux forsythia flowers on long stems are placed on sprouting twigs to create a festive decoration that can adorn your door from spring into summer

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Pink, cream, and green artificial hydrangeas come together to create a beautiful wreath that will instantly make your guests feel at home. It’s available in four different size options so you can choose the one that works best for your space.

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Made with over 240 silk tulips, this eye-catching wreath is equally as full as it is bright. It will come delivered in a white gift box, so you can safely store your wreath and use it year after year.

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Welcome the season with a whimsical wreath handcrafted with faux florals and greenery.

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This festive faux wreath combines colorful Easter eggs and dainty seasonal blooms to create a look that's perfect for spring.

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A tisket, a tasket, welcome the arrival of spring with a bountiful Easter basket.

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Play up farmhouse charm with a simple green-and-white wreath that can hang on the front door all season long.

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This inviting Easter wreath is worth the splurge. To make this eye-catching display last throughout spring, keep the wreath away moisture, direct sunlight, and excessive heat.

Green thumb? This live wreath is the project for you. Get the full tutorial here to learn how to transform succulents, ivy, and ferns into a showstopping wreath.

Instead of a traditional round shape, this DIY door hanger wreath uses a square basket to create a hanging container garden. Find the full instructions here. Be sure to choose flowers that best match the color scheme of your front porch.

No glue is needed for this easy DIY that will add instant curb appeal to your home. Watch the tutorial here.

To make this display, start with a door basket (find a similar one at crafts stores). Then nestle in a small pot of angelonia (the spiky white bloom), ‘Snow Princess’ sweet alyssum (the white lacy flowers), ‘Variegata’ greater periwinkle (the greenery that’s trailing in front), dusty miller (the velvety blue-green leaves), and asparagus fern (the feathery foliage peeking out the back). These should last two to three weeks with regular waterings. Just before company arrives, insert clippings of fresh tulips and orchids.