Save or Splurge Styles: Fall Wreaths For Your Front Door

This walkthrough follows the order the room was actually finished. The change of seasons is the perfect time to refresh your home's entry, and nothing transforms it faster than a polished wreath on your front door! Whether you're drawn to lush, leafy looks bursting with autumn color or simple, understated designs with a touch of texture, the right wreath sets the tone for your whole home.

And the good news is, style doesn't have to come with a steep price tag. The household has rounded up the preferred fall wreaths for your front door in both save and splurge options, so you can create a polished welcome no matter your budget. (post includes commissionable links; for more information, see my full disclosure statement {here})

Floral Fall Wreaths (Splurge)

One of my all-time kept fall wreaths for our front door is this 24″ stunner that's the perfect combination of fall-hued florals, white pumpkins, berries, and pinecones:

You can find my wreath {here}(Note: I got mine several years back, so the current design might differ slightly since it's handmade).

Also look at {this striking wreath} with peonies, berries, and pumpkins that comes in several size options:

and {this coffee & cream peony wreath} that comes complete with a pretty striped ribbon for hanging:

A strong choice is having a fall front porch with colorful mums in the same fall shades as the wreath on our front door! See my post on fall front porch approaches for more on this and other outdoor decorating approaches.

Floral Fall Wreaths (Save)

Some great budget-friendly floral fall wreaths include {this polished wreath} with mini orange pumpkins and vibrant florals:

and {this polished wreath} in more muted tones:

And if you're a sunflower lover, you'll love the look and price of {this faux sunflower wreath} (just note that it's a bit smaller in size at 20″ wide):

Fall Foliage Wreaths (Splurge)

Love fall foliage and want a wreath that incorporates autumn-toned leaves into the mix? Look at {this pretty wreath} with maple leaves, gourds, sunflowers, berries, pinecones, and a burlap bow that's available in two sizes:

{This country fields foliage wreath} is also a stunner, and it's LARGE at 30″ wide, so it really makes a statement:

Fall Foliage Wreaths (Save)

Prefer a budget-friendly option? {This wreath} has the prettiest combination of autumn leaves, pumpkins, and grasses:

Also look at {this 24″ fall wreath} that has a similar look but with more colorful foliage:

Fall Berry Wreath (Splurge)

For a bit of a splurge, look at {this 28″ red berry wreath} that could easily transition to the holiday season:

Fall Berry Wreaths (Save)

{This classic fall wreath} showcases rich autumn colors accented with vibrant berries. It's affordably priced and backed by hundreds of five-star reviews:

Also look at {this well-priced wreath} that took an “everything but the kitchen sink” approach with fall flowers, foliage, berries, and more:

Eucalyptus Wreath (Splurge)

{This large 27.5″ eucalyptus wreath} is a stunner! It features faux red berries and leaves in rich shades of rust orange, olive green, plum purple, and red with burgundy tones:

Eucalyptus Wreath (Save)

I have two of {these eucalyptus wreaths} hanging on our front doors for fall and think they're polished wreaths for the price!

Magnolia Wreaths (Splurge)

This live magnolia wreath found {here} is such a stunner! It's a versatile style of wreath that you could put up for fall and keep up through the holidays. It includes real magnolia leaves, curly willow, lotus pods, faux berries, and orange lantern flowers and comes in multiple size options:

You could also choose to go with something simple and classic like {this magnolia wreath}. It would also transition beautifully from fall to winter:

Also look at {this magnolia wreath} as another splurge option:

Magnolia Wreath (Save)

{This magnolia wreath} with large open flowers has a simple but very pretty look and is a fraction the price of the splurge options:

It reminds me a lot of the magnolia wreath I hung on our kitchen window for the holidays in past years (my exact wreath is no longer available):

Grapevine Wreaths (Splurge)

While many fall wreaths use a grapevine base, these beauties showcase it instead of hiding it. {This shop} on Etsy has several finished options, including wreaths that can be customized with a script “hi”, “hello fall,” or a letter monogram representing your last name:

Grapevine Wreaths (Save)

For a more budget-friendly option, look at {this 24″ woodsy owl wreath} on a grapevine base that could be used with or without the owl:

and {this grapevine wreath with autumnal grasses and pumpkins}:

Before wrapping things up, let's talk about wreath size to be sure you're choosing one that's a good size for your door…

Wreath Sizing Pointers

When it comes to picking the size of your fall wreath, a wreath that fills between ⅔ and ⅘ the width of your door is the sweet spot. For a standard 36-inch door, this translates to choosing a wreath in the 24- to 28-inch range. If you love a more dramatic statement, you can go a few inches larger, but leave enough breathing room so your wreath isn't brushing the doorframe or getting caught in the door.

As far as the right height to hang your wreath, aim to hang it so the center of your wreath is right around eye level – about 57-60 inches from the ground. I have and love {this adjustable wreath hanger} that has a button on the back that allows you to adjust the length up and down to the exact length you want:

And A strong choice is that it has felt where it rests on top of the door and at the bottom of the hook to keep it from scratching up your door.

It would help if you all enjoy the rest of your weekend! Look at my post on kept fall decor approaches for pointers on decorating your home both inside and out!