Spring wreaths to buy and DIY
We’re all well-acquainted with the Christmas wreath, but spring wreaths are a relatively new trend. For spring 2026, there are some beautiful artificial spring wreath options out there if you don’t fancy making one yourself.
Good Homes picks some of the best shop-bought options for the season, but if you fancy making your own, scroll down for DIY spring and Easter wreath decor ideas…
1. Pre lit
You won’t have to worry about any of your flowers wilting with this stylish pre lit wreath from Lights4fun.
It’s the perfect combination of elegance and exuberance in soft jewel tones, and it’s a real investment in your spring decor as will last year on year.
Lights4fun have plenty of stylish lights and decorations for the season so you may find plenty of inspo for your spring and Easter set up.
- 60cm Oversized Pre Lit spring flower wreath, £69.99 from Lights4fun – buy here
2. Hanging wreath
Who says a wreath has to hang on your door? Take your styling to a new level this spring with a statement hanging wreath, creating an eye-catching focal point above your Easter table. Try investing in this gorgeous rattan hanging wreath from Garden Trading, which comes in two sizes 50cm and 70cm, and forage all your own spring foliage. Prices from £60.
- Bembridge Hanging Wreath 70cm natural, £52 from Garden Trading – buy here
3. Bunny wreath
The perfect wreath to celebrate spring, Easter and the run up to summer, this stylish offering from B&M is super cute.
It’s perfect if you have young children or grandchildren visiting over the period, with the adorable bunny definitely being a big attraction.
The wreath is a bargain at just £10 so will definitely be snapped up quickly.
4. Tulip twist
This tulip wreath from Hobbycraft is a twist on the classic, with a floral focus on the stunning seasonal flowers.
The pastel colours are perfect for the season and it’s the perfect choice if you want a more floral-focused doorway decoration.
The flowers are artificial, so if cared for and stored correctly it can be used year after year.
- Tulip wreath 50cm, £15 from Hobbycraft – buy here
5. Feathered fun
These brilliant pink feather wreaths make for a spring pastels update on your place settings (or you could use them on your doors or the back of chairs).
The wreaths from Dress for Dinner, come in a set of two and have pale pink raw silk ribbons. Prices from £12.
- Pink feather wreaths with silk ribbon pair, £12 from Dress for Dinner – buy here
7. Bunny ears wreath
This quirky and bargain offering from Tesco is colourful and cute and perfect for the season.
In the shape of bunny ears, it incorporates florals, foliage and speckled eggs on a wicker base. It’s timeless but classic and still exuberates spring style.
At just £8 it’s also a bargain to be snapped up – get yours while stocks last.
- Bayswood Easter Bunny Ears Wreath, £8 from Tesco – buy here
DIY spring wreaths
If you’d rather opt for creating your own design than buying a ready-made spring wreath, there are plenty of ideas on Pinterest. Here are some of Good Homes’ favourite DIY wreath ideas…
1. Felt it
This super cute spring wreath is easy to achieve, with foraged twigs and twine wrapped in a circular shape and sweet pastel-coloured felt pom poms and leaves glued on.
2. Beaded beauty
Stepping away from the stereotypical foliage style, this wreath made with wooden beads is unusual but natural-looking. The Easter nest makes a fine seasonal touch, too.
3. Tulip triumph
Fresh flowers can make a stylish wreath for one year, and this tulip variation is no different. Plant the staple of spring on your door using this charming design.
4. Hydrangea hero
If flower-themed seasonal wreaths are your forte, then this pastel hue hydrangea offering is for you.
5. Blossom bliss
Slightly more simple and minimalist than many of the other DIY spring wreaths, this subtle design will look stunning on any doorway and is perfect for reusing in future years.
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