Surely, spring is a long-awaited season, and it is only days away. So, it's time to change your winter decorum to something warmer, and spring wreaths can deal with the task effectively. While messing around with the interior, we tend to leave the exterior out. However, a simple door wreath can change a lot. It's best if you are fully aware of the trending streams in the exterior design this season!

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Floral Spring Wreath

Spring Wreath with Roses
Spring Wreath with Sunflowers
Spring Wreath with Pink Flowers
Spring Wreath with Yellow Flowers
Spring Wreath with White and Pink Roses
Door Wreath with White Flowers
Door Wreath with Daisies
Floral Door Wreath
Floral Wreath with Peonies
Lilac Spring Floral Wreath
Small Door Wreath Decoration
Purple Wreath Decoration Idea
White Flowers Spring Wreath Idea
Yellow and Blue Spring Wreath
 

It may be challenging to deal with the cold dullness of the outside when the winter is about to end, and spring is about to take its place. The best way to spice up your exterior and lift up your mood a little is to consider some spring wreaths for front door. The gentle yellow flowers of forsythia or tender magnolia petals serve the purpose perfectly. Besides, with a pop of blue, you can light the skies up, and gorgeous lupins are just the right shade for the occasion!

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Green Spring Wreaths

Green Spring Wreath
Spring Wreath with Leaves
Minimalist Spring Wreath Idea
Green Spring Wreath Design

There is a misleading assumption that outdoor spring wreaths are bound to consist of beautiful and extraordinary flowers only. However, if you are willing to take things mildly, then a green spring wreath is a worthy option to consider. You can get an already made wreath at your local store, or you can turn the imagination and creativity on and come up with a green-leaved beauty on your own. If you think that some bloom is missing from the scene, tiny rosebuds will solve the matter quickly. As long as your wreath puts a smile on your face every time you head towards the house – you did a great job!

Easter Wreath with Eggs

Spring Wreath with Eggs and Flowers
Spring Wreath with Yellow Flowers and Eggs
Door Wreath with Eggs and Feathers
Pastel Pink Door Wreath with Eggs
Cute Easter Door Wreath
Beautiful Easter Wreath with Tulips
Easter Wreath with Bow
Easter Wreath with Colorful Eggs
Easter Wreath with Rabbit Ears
Wreath with Colorful Eggs for Easter
Easter Wreath with Lettering
Easter Wreath with Pink Pastel Eggs
Easter Wreath with Spring Flowers
Easy Easter Wreath Design
Easter Wreath with Feathers
Blue Eggs Floral Wreath Design for Easter
Cotton Flowers Easter Wreath with Rabbit
Cute Easter Wreath with Eggs
Beautiful Wreath with Daisies
Easter Wreath Idea with Bow
Easter Wreath with Feathers

Who said that floral wreath is the only one to experiment with? Let's not forget that spring is about holidays too, and Easter is on the list. As soon as the celebration is approaching, you can turn your attention to wreaths with eggs. Natural-looking eggs with feathers and twigs, or a pastel-shaded masterpiece to add to your front door – the choice is yours. As long as the festive mood is preserved, the wreath deals with its purpose well!

 

When the spring is around the corner, it is best to welcome the warm sunny days in with an alluring and wondrous spring wreath hanging on your doors. The ideas are many, but the ones are gathered in one place!

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FAQ: Spring Wreaths

Are wreaths tacky?

Wreaths are commonly connected with Christmas and may conjure up images of overly crafty, perhaps gaudy decorations. Unlike a standard bouquet, a wreath is a significantly more distinctive floral arrangement.

Do wreaths go inside or outside?

Wreaths can be used both indoors and outside to create a unified aesthetic across your living space. Because many fake wreaths are meant for indoor or covered outdoor use, it’s wise to double-check if they’re also suitable for outdoor use.

Why put a wreath on the door?

When Christians place a wreath on their front door or in their window, they are inviting Christ into their home. Some historians claim that the wreath represents victory and that Romans used to hang wreaths on their doors after a victory in war.

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