45 Beautiful Spring Easter Wreath Ideas To Buy or DIY!

Here's the one we use in my household! Our colorful, fun, Dollar Tree Easter wreath made with PEEPS. You can make your own for as little as $7. Plus, it can be completed in just around 15-minutes!

Add a bright and colorful rainbow Easter egg wreath to your front door. It's a great way to greet friends and family and so simple to make using dollar store plastic eggs, and beautiful forsythia faux leaves and branches.

Update a classic grapevine wreath with popular buffalo check and black-eyed susan faux flowers. This sweet wreath can be made in under an hour!

All you need are a few dollar store bandanas and embroidery hoops to make the cutest Easter bunny wreath.

(Pssst...if you love bandana ideas, check out this post with many, many more!)

Learn how to make paper honeycomb Easter eggs that you can add to a pretty wreath with pastel dried flowers. This will really make a statement on your front door.

You don't need to invest hours making an Easter wreath. Take a look at this five minute dollar store DIY spring Easter wreath.

Learn how to make a simply adorable Easter decoration with a felt Easter bunny, twine, mini eggs, yarn pom poms, and a little fabric bunting.

Are you a fan of M&M's? Did you ever think of making a wreath with them? Look at how beautiful this Easter wreath filled with pastel M&M's turned out. What a creative idea!

See how Jane and Sonja from Sustain my Craft Habit made a bird's nest wreath that has a lovely rustic look using dried branches from a burning bush plant. You can follow this same tutorial using whatever dried branches you have available.

A great way to keep costs down when decorating for holidays is to use Dollar Tree supplies. You never know what you may find. This carrot wreath was made using all Dollar Tree supplies.

Learn how to make the perfect DIY Easter wreath for your front door. This beauty only cost $6 to make!

Ok, this fabric wreath is super cute! And, it's a great way to use up old fabric scraps. Make it any size you want depending on where you are hanging it.

For a natural wreath idea, use a twig wreath base with speckled quail eggs, lichen, and flower sprigs. This makes a really pretty presentation.

Are you familiar with Marimekko prints? They are gorgeous, simple, and brightly colored prints for fashion and the home.

Claire from Pillar Box Blue created a lovely Easter egg wreath using Marimekko fabric that will look great inside or outside on a covered porch or patio.

Check out the tutorial for this boho-inspired wreath with DIY folk-painted Easter eggs and beautiful faux blooms. It looks stunning on the bold blue door.

Kim from Made in a Day made an original Easter bunny wreath made with upcycled coconut liners! You can totally change up this look by changing out the ribbon and flowers.

For a unique front door wreath idea, use a tobacco basket filled with a little bunny and faux silk stems.

Gather some pretty spring paper to make your own paper wreath for Easter. This would be best kept inside unless you have a covered porch to protect the paper from the elements.

Pick up some pretty pastel ribbons and felt to make a gorgeous wreath with the cutest felt Easter bunny. There is a free template that you can use to make your own flowers.

Sarah from Sadie Seasongoods found a hanging door basket at a little thrift shop. She turned it into a pretty pink Easter wreath with bright green grass and pastel wooden eggs. What an adorable way to greet guests at your front door.

Tulips are a classic spring flower, so why not use them to make a gorgeous wreath?  This easy DIY tulip wreath tutorial shows you exactly how it was made. What a statement piece!

Bunnies are the perfect way to add a touch of Easter to your home. I'm loving this colorful floral wreath in a bunny shape. What a clever idea!

The soft green and orange gingham used in this Easter wreath are stunning! Get the simple tutorial to make your own festive handmade wreath!

Grab a bunch of fabric scraps in spring colors to create a fluffy Easter wreath. You can easily keep this wreath up for the entire spring season by removing the plastic eggs once Easter is over.

Burlap + butterflies - such a happy spring combination for your front door!

Grapevine wreath forms are inexpensive and easy to find. And although this wreath idea isn't hard, it sure is perfect for Easter!

Don't you love this neutral, farmhouse chic Easter egg wreath idea? The blush accent ribbon is a perfect springtime touch.

Initially when I saw this wreath, I thought the daffodils were real! Isn't it lovely? Granted, since these are paper flowers, the front door may not be the best spot for this crafty creation, but it would sure look nice over the mantel, right?

If you're like me, then you're a sucker for crafts with pom poms - and this adorable bunny wreath with floppy ears made from yarn pom poms is a perfect Easter wreath, I think! How about you?