10 Fall Wreath Ideas to Bring Instant Autumn Charm to Your Home

A fallthemed wreath with foliage pinecones and small pumpkin decorations — Credit:
Manal Aman

The first step for celebrating autumn is to dust off your seasonal décor and set it up. Start with warm vanilla pumpkin candles, then pull out your favorite throw blankets to cozy up with on the couch. But don't stop there—outdoor seasonal décor sets the tone for this pumpkin-and apple cider-loving season, and a few small touches can have a big impact.

To welcome all the goodness of fall, we've put together a collection of wreath ideas for inspiration. Whether you craft a new one each year with natural materials from your yard or want to update your entryway with metallics or gourds, these ideas will add instant charm to your home this autumn.

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All-Natural Fall Foliage

A fallthemed wreath with leaves and berries hung on a door — GK Hart/Vikki Hart / Getty Images

You can't go wrong with natural fall foliage for your wreath. The beauty of autumn leaves is unmatched, and even if they don't change where you live, craft stores offer realistic options that you can use.

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Add Pumpkins or Gourds

A fallthemed wreath decorated with gourds berries and leaves hanging on a dark wooden door — CatLane / Getty Images

Starting with a base of fall foliage or greenery and adding brightly colored pumpkins or gourds is a beautiful way to adorn your entryway. The rich hues complement each other perfectly and highlight the best of the season.

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Curate a Floral Contrast

A decorative wreath with autumn leaves flowers and fruits mounted on a door — Raj Kamal / Getty Images

With all the deep shades of seasonal fall décor, it can be refreshing to add contrast with whites or creams. Many fall wreaths start with a foliage base, so adding white florals offers the perfect pop to make a statement.

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Embrace the Rich Seasonal Colors

A wreath with dried foliage miniature pumpkins and pinecones — Manal Aman

One of the most exciting parts of fall is watching the foliage change in real time. We love making the most of the bold red and orange hues in seasonal décor throughout the house, so why not make them the star of the show in your wreath this year?

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Style Feathers

A decorative wreath with dried flowers and foliage hanging on a door — Janelle Jones

Feathers might not be the first thing you think of for fall décor, but they add beauty to any arrangement. Mixing different feathers into a monochromatic wreath is a fun way to challenge your design skills and try something new this year.

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Adorn With Pine Cones and Cranberries

A wreath with pinecones red berries and fall leaves — Tammi Mild / Getty Images

For a wreath that transitions from fall to winter, add pine cones and cranberries to your arrangement. The dark brown hue of the pine cones pairs beautifully with the autumn foliage.

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Lean Into Spooky Season

A decorative wreath with dried branches berries and orange embellishments displayed on a rustic white door — Laurie Frankel

Spooky season lasts well into autumn, and what better way to keep the celebration going than with a whimsical wreath? Using natural elements like sticks and driftwood, then painting them black and white, makes for a thrilling arrangement. Add dark-colored florals and pumpkins to tie in other seasonal hues.

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Tie It Together With a Ribbon

Golden foliage wreath with pink ribbons and pinecones — Johnny Miller

Nothing says "welcome" like a beautifully tied ribbon atop a well-curated wreath. For added charm, tie a bow at the top of your wreath or let the ribbon hang for an effortless look.

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Brighten With Bold Sunflowers

A fallthemed wreath with artificial flowers leaves pinecones and small pumpkins arranged in a circular pattern — wmaster890 / Getty Images

Golden sunflowers take this arrangement to the next level. Incorporating seasonal florals alongside autumn foliage and harvest elements creates a timeless entryway design.

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Make It Metallic

A decorative wreath featuring small gourds and autumn foliage displayed on a door — CatLane / Getty Images

Leaning into the orange and gold tones of autumn is one of our favorite ways to decorate. By incorporating natural elements like leaves and seasonal harvests, you can elevate the look even more by adding a metallic finish.