We Set Aside $50 for a Spring Wreath Budget, and These Are Our Top 10 Picks

Is the entryway to your home looking a little drab? With warmer days ahead, adding a pop of color and some pretty florals to your doorway might just help manifest warm spring weather. After looking at some of the best places for spring and Easter decor must-haves—including Amazon, Target, and Walmart—we picked out 10 spring wreaths that will brighten up your front door, even on a dreary gray day.

Zhuzh up your outdoor entryway with 10 beautiful spring wreaths for front doors (and while you’re at it, don’t forget to stock up on new spring bedding, too). Each seasonal wreath features gorgeous florals, Easter eggs, lavender sprigs, and more. And they’re all under $50.

Shop Spring Wreaths Under $50

• Threshold Spring Grass Preserved Lavender Wreath, $45, Target
• Threshold x Studio McGee 24-Inch Baby’s Breath Wreath, $40, Target
• Way to Celebrate 16-Inch Easter Egg Wreath, $18, Walmart
• Way to Celebrate Easter White Tulip Flower Wreath, $25, Walmart
• J’Floru 24-Inch Spring Wreath, $48 with coupon (was $60), Amazon
• Sggvecsy 24-Inch Yellow Daisy Wreath, $28 (was $40), Amazon
• National Tree Company 20-Inch Artificial Spring Wreath, $24 (was $42), Target
• Pinkpum 20-Inch Eucalyptus Wreath, $24 (was $30), Amazon
• Karlsitek Mixed Daisy Wreath, $16 (was $23), Walmart
• Northlight Purple Lavender Artificial Floral Spring Wreath, $33 (was $40), Target

Threshold Spring Grass Preserved Lavender Wreath

Target is a go-to stop when shopping for wreaths. The Threshold collection is full of subtle spring wreaths that don’t exactly hit you in the head with an Easter egg, but project the same springy message all the same. Featuring real, preserved spring grass, this fluffy wreath has the look and feel of a hand-strewn lavender one, only without the mess real lavender inevitably makes. At 3.75 x 6 x 6 inches, use it either indoors or outdoors to decorate for spring.

Threshold x Studio McGee 24-Inch Baby’s Breath Wreath

Baby’s breath, the small white flower placed throughout this 24-inch wreath, has long symbolized hope and new beginnings—exactly what spring’s all about. Realistic-looking greenery is also wrapped around the grapevine base to fill out the look of this spring wreath, making it appear even more authentic. It also comes with a decorative bow that hangs down and a metal loop on the back for easy, convenient hanging.

Way to Celebrate 16-Inch Easter Egg Wreath

Kick off this year’s Easter celebration with a bright and colorful egg wreath to welcome in your guests. Even though it’s bursting with color, this spring wreath still gives off a natural feel, emulating the hues of real chicken eggs rather than the plastic ones from your egg hunt. Each egg features realistic speckles—like the real deal—and the wreath’s natural twig base coils around the eggs to add even more interest and a touch of texture.

Way to Celebrate Easter White Tulip Flower Wreath

Tulips are often one of the first flowers to sprout come spring—right behind daffodils and the ever-eager hyacinth, of course—so naturally, decorating with a tulip wreath is a great way to summon spring. In this spring wreath, white tulips are the star of the show, but the faux lamb’s ear does all the work to fill it out and fluff it up. Plus, the very neutral, nature-based palette of soft green and white makes it easy to pair with any kind of spring decor, whether you like big, bright, and bold or a DIY Easter aesthetic.

J’Floru 24-Inch Spring Wreath

Nothing says “spring!” like just about every color from the rainbow. This wispy wreath has it all—pink, purple, yellow, white, and of course, a lot of greenery. The untameable leaves and stems give the wreath a more willowy, natural feel that’s evocative of the wildflowers that start to bloom around this time of year, too. If you look at each flower closely, you’ll notice faux replicas of daisies, lavender, and jasmine. Now, if only it smelled like that, too!

Sggvecsy 24-Inch Yellow Daisy Wreath

More than 1,000 Amazon shoppers have bought this daisy wreath in the past month as they plan their spring decor. Made of both plastic and artificial silk, each yellow daisy lends a pop of color, really drawing in your eye and welcoming in guests. (The yellow daisy represents friendship and cheerfulness after all!) It’s the perfect nod to warmer days, and green eucalyptus, jasmine, lavender, clusters of berries, and other small, yellow wildflowers round out the wreath for a fuller, almost wild-like effect.

National Tree Company 20-Inch Artificial Spring Wreath

Shoppers love the National Tree Company for its incredibly real-looking faux trees that come in handy each Christmas, but you may be surprised to learn that it makes beautiful decor for the other seasons, too. Blurring the lines between what’s considered an Easter wreath versus a spring wreath, this 20-inch door decoration has all the hallmarks of both: daisies, berries, greenery, twine, a twig nest, and a Robin’s blue bird eggs with mossy details. 

Pinkpum 20-Inch Eucalyptus Wreath

This best-selling eucalyptus wreath is timeless enough to remain the over-the-door wreath hanger year round. Its organic green and white color palette helps it to transcend seasonality, so it’s a great go-to when in doubt. It features white berries, brown vines, and two shades of eucalyptus leaves that create more depth and detail throughout the wreath’s otherwise simple design.

Karlsitek Mixed Daisy Wreath

If your idea of spring is color, color, and more color, then this 18-inch garland from Walmart will check off all your pastel-colored boxes. Featuring little pops of yellow, pink, red, and purple daisies and forsythias throughout, the rest of this lively wreath is brimming with springy green eucalyptus that’s slightly ombre to create the appearance of more layers. The branches can also be easily shaped, so you can customize it to your liking before hanging it up.

Northlight Purple Lavender Artificial Floral Spring Wreath

All good gardeners know that lavender doesn’t typically bloom until late June through August, but it’s never too early to display a lavender wreath. Plus, this one’s fake anyway, so you don’t have to worry about it dying or dropping its sprigs anytime soon. Hundreds of faux lavender stems are tightly wound to give this wreath such a full appearance that will stand the test of time no matter how many times you open and close the front door. Since lavender is almost always in style, you can leave this 15-inch wreath up all throughout spring and summer, too. It’s lightweight, easy to hang, and—like the iconic fields in Provence, France—timeless.