30 Cheerful Spring Wreaths to Freshen Up Your Front Door (Starting at Just $14)

Best Sunflower Wreath

It's a tight competition, but we think sunflowers might be the happiest flower of them all. (You can't tell us that one peek at their cheery petals doesn't bring a smile to your face.) These yellow blooms stand out amid bright greenery, clustered together with dainty sprigs of white, and are sure to make a dramatic first impression this spring (and summer—they work well for both seasons).

Best Succulent Wreath

Another beauty you can leave hanging from spring into summer, this full-bodied wreath delivers bright and lush green foliage peppered with succulents. The no-frills appearance makes a bold spring statement nevertheless and is a wonderful option if you’re trying to steer clear of extravagant floral decor.

Best Lavender Wreath

A loose cluster of vivid lavender pops against their tangle of long-stemmed leafy greens on this beautiful, and surprisingly realistic, wreath. Hang this one inside or on your front door for a touch of picked-from-the-garden charm.

Best Bunny Wreath

Go full-blown Easter with this adorable bunny wreath. We love the faux-boxwood leaves and burlap bow and ears, but we especially adore its adorable cottontail made from a white hydrangea and its unassuming 12-inch size, which makes this piece ideal for use as a sweet decorative touch inside the home.

Best Wildflower Wreath

We aren't entirely sure if we want to hang this on our door or wear it atop our head. Either way, this dreamy combo of greens and pink and white petals gives us visions of frolicking through a field of wildflowers.

Best Heart Wreath

Valentine's Day may be behind us, but that doesn't mean you can't share the love during the season of new beginnings. This understated heart-shaped wreath will last you well into spring and summer time, and will look just as pretty adorning your front door as it will hanging inside your home. So if you like flowers, hearts and everything sweet, you should snag this one ASAP.

Best Clover Wreath

Flowers aren't the only kind of flora we see during spring, and with St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, what better way to start the season off on the right foot than with a little extra luck courtesy of a wreath with clover abound?

Best Sage Wreath

Bright and bold blooms might not be your style, but we think this array of loose sage leaves is sure to match your minimalist vibe. Plucked straight from our cottagecore dreams, the dusty green acts as a wonderful neutral tone that can be displayed year-round.

Best Blue Wreath

It's hard to feel blue gazing at this bountiful assortment of hydrangeas and eucalyptus leaves. (Too punny?) The combo gives it a soft and elegant look that will make you swoon. Plus, its substantial (22-inch) size guarantees that this class act will catch the eye wherever it's hung.

Best Egg Wreath

For a whimsical accent, forgo a wreath of flowers and greenery, and instead reach for one made with a cluster of yarn-spun Easter eggs. A rainbow of muted hues of teal, pink, orange, yellow and white—although vibrant and playful—will complement the rest of your decor while adding a fun pop of color.

Best Pampas Grass Wreath

Looking for a modern feel with an added touch of glam? Allow us to introduce you to this creamy and dreamy dried pampas grass wreath that looks like it walked right out of our Pinterest boards and onto our front porch. It's equal parts understated and eye-catching, and will look lovely hung above your mantel for an added touch of texture to your space.

Best Thistle Wreath

The ultra-feminine look of yellow and purple daisies is offset by sand and pink-hued bristle twigs for a well-balanced wreath bursting with spring energy. Use this one in a covered outdoor location or as indoor decor.

Best Moss Wreath

Daisy chains and flower fairies come to mind when we look at this whimsical display of green moss speckled with pink and white blooms and yellow balls of pollen. Find a prominent spot in your entryway for this one, so you can appreciate its charming handmade look whenever you come or go.

Best Dogwood Wreath

A generously-sized wreath with a dainty aesthetic, this beauty is adorned with delicate pastel blossoms that are oh-so pretty. Best of all, this statement piece is durable: One reviewer raves that it has held up for six years, which is excellent news if the spring forecast is often fickle where you live.

Best Rose Wreath

Roses are a great way to transition from winter to spring: After all, February is the month of love. In other words, if you hang this wreath up for Valentine’s Day, it will have you covered for months to come.

Best Tulip Wreath

Whether you hang it indoors or out on the porch, the vibrant poppy-colored tulips and full body of this versatile wreath are sure to make a dramatic impression. Plus, the color palette gives off so much warm-weather energy, we’re pretty sure this one might actually make spring come sooner.

Best Yellow Wreath

OK, so you like florals, but not too much—and you’re not feeling traditional wreaths. This style features a mix of flowers, buds and cotton, skewing rustic without going too folksy-country. In other words, if you want to steer clear of springtime overkill, this wreath might be your best bet.

Best Forsythias Wreath

Forsythias are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring, making them a fitting choice for your front door decor. We love the cheerful, yet minimalist look of the yellow flowers and bright green leaves on this wreath.

Best Eucalyptus Wreath

Another durable and fade-proof piece of decor, this eucalyptus wreath features an abundance of dark green leaves and delicate white flowers. (No bald spots here.) Eucalyptus is understated and timeless, and quite frankly, we’re obsessed with its simple elegance.

Best Olive Leaf Wreath

It’s actually mind-blowing how realistic these olive leaves look. This delicious wreath is the next best thing to basking in the sun on a Greek island this spring—and it’s just the right size to hang indoors, where it belongs.

Best Branch Wreath

The concentration of brightly colored blossoms at the bottom of this wreath brings to mind a fresh-cut bouquet, and we love the lattice-like weave of the grapevine branches. (Sometimes a little negative space is a positive thing.) Plus, the little bird in its nest is downright adorable.

Best Cherry Blossom Wreath

Nothing says spring quite like the singular beauty of a fragrant cherry tree in bloom. Bring a little of that seasonal magic to your doorstep with this wreath, which boasts a romantic melange of elegant green eucalyptus leaves and delicate pink cherry blossoms, in shades both pale and bright.

Best Colorful Wreath

If you want some serious eye candy for your front door, this whimsical color explosion will definitely do the trick. (Seriously, if Disneyland were a floral wreath, it would be this one.) Give this wreath as an Easter gift or keep it for yourself so you can enjoy its lavish look all spring long.

Best Grapevine Wreath

Lush, green and with just the right amount of floral—this gorgeous silk wreath is rustic femininity done right (and possibly the work of forest sprites). Hang it inside or in a covered outdoor area where it won’t get wet for a touch of true romance.

Best Daisy Wreath

A sweet and playful floral arrangement of cheerful white daisies and romantic honeysuckle sit atop a bed of richly-hued greenery on this lifelike wreath, which clocks in at a whopping 26-inches. Hang this statement piece indoors or outdoors—either way it will be hard to miss.

Best Egg and Flower Wreath

Gold leaf and pastel-colored eggs create an aesthetic that looks good enough to eat. (Anyone else suddenly craving Cadbury mini eggs?) Indeed, this wreath is easy on the eyes, full of spring cheer and definitely Easter bunny-approved.

Best Message Wreath

This elegant wreath of natural grapevine and green hydrangea heralds the much-awaited change of seasons. Hang it on your door as a warm invitation to the spring, as well as any houseguest who might brighten your doorstep.

Best Cotton Wreath

Not your run-of-the-mill spring wreath, this one replaces lavish florals with understated cotton and rattan. The end result is a decorative piece that boasts lots of textural interest, a full appearance and a versatile aesthetic that can see you through all four seasons.

Best Pip Berry Wreath

Did we mention that we’re big fans of pip berries? Here, their dainty appearance pairs particularly well with a tangle of wild grass. Vibrant and realistic, this wreath has a certain je ne sais quoi that will lend charm to any space.

Best Wood Wreath

Wood shaving flowers set against dark green foliage give this simple spring wreath the look of a mixed-media work of art. Sweet, rustic and innocent—this piece of decor is sure to get more than a cursory glance from guests.