15 Elegant Easter Wreath Ideas That Will Make Your Easter Sunday Go Fabulously
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Easter wreaths make for an excellent way to welcome guests into your home. You would want your easter wreaths to be as inviting as they are unique and hope for your Easter Sunday to go absolutely fabulously. If you’re looking for inspiration on how to make your home look “egg-sellant” (geddit?) and welcoming, then there are tonnes of ideas you can find online that will help you in that regard. Many of these ideas are quite affordable and won’t cost you a pretty penny. All you really need is some patience, glue, decorative items and easter eggs. You can turn any old item around your house into an Easter wreath if you are creative enough. Here are a few that you can use as inspiration to make your own:
1. Willow Branch Wreath
This cute willow branch wreath is made of metallic strings and twisted metallic wiring. If you have a house with a lighter-colored entrance door, this would be one great way for you to welcome others into your home. This wreath would also complement any furniture that is made of darker wood.
2. Vintage Wreath With Lilac Flowers
For all you vintage lovers out there, this dainty wreath is covered in beautiful purple and lilac flowers and looks like the perfect way to welcome Spring into your life without actually having to cut up any leaves (yes, the leaves are plastic)! You can use felt or satin to make the ribbons and a small piece of cardboard as your “Happy Easter” board.
3. “Spring Is Here” Wreath
Painted quail eggs, yellow tulips, plastic flowers and a crocheted bow are what make this Easter egg look spectacularly beautiful. You can weave plastic green leaves around the wreath with some loose jute strings to give the wreath a special kiss of Spring and a touch of nature. Make sure you nestle the painted quail eggs in a nest.
4. Simple Birds Nest Wreath
You can make this easter wreath look extra delightful by sticking little white colored holly baubles all over the nest. For this creation, it’s a good idea to keep some super glue handy so you can paste the eggs onto the wreath and tie it all up with jute strings.
5. “Eggtacular” Wreath
This charming wreath is made entirely of easter eggs pasted onto a nest. Make sure that you paint the quail eggs with neutral colors like light yellow, pink and baby blue. Tie them all together with some wooden vines and super glue to make sure that they don’t fall off. You can add or remove as many eggs as you want.
6. DIY Easter Bunny Paper Wreath
This is a great way to involve the entire family in paper wreath making and create something super simple and cute. Your kids can even place this easter wreath on their bedroom door and show off their creation! Just make sure you supervise them as this will involve lots of scissors, glue and paints. Tie all of the paper eggs together with satin strings and glue.
7. Midsummer Bouquet Wreath
This magpie nest inspired midsummer wreath could even be mistaken for a real nest! You can decorate it with beautiful lilies or flowers of your choice in the colors of lilac and white. While this wreath is made of real leaves, we would recommend using plastic ones to make you wreath last longer.
8. Spring Composition Wreath
This beautiful “spring-tastic” wreath has been created with the help of plastic pink flowers and toy easter eggs. If you’re someone who loves to be extra, then this is the perfect Easter wreath for your home. We guarantee this wreath will be a total head turner and attract the attention of all of your neighbors.
9. DIY Paper Bunnies And Colorful Egg Wreath
If you’ve got a couple of toddlers or expect your friends to bring a few home, then this paper bunnies and colorful egg wreath will make for an excellent way to keep them distracted (we’re just kidding. Or are we?). All you need is some sketch pens, safety scissors, crinkle paper to make bows, and satin ribbons.
10. White Flowers And Pink Eggs
Love the color pink? Well, so do we! What better way to welcome the season of spring than using the colors of spring? You can wrap the easter eggs up with white flowers, jute strings, and wooden twigs. Add a couple of green stems to your Easter wreath to give it a green twist.
11. Hearts And Purple Tulip Wreath
For those of you who love the color purple, this is one way for you to ensure that your lovely wreath captures everyone’s hearts (pun intended)! You can carve the hearts out of soap or make them out of cardboard. The lilac tulips will give your easter wreath a lovely floral twist.
12. Rustic Wreath With Yellow Roses And Ribbons
This rustic wreath is made of beautiful yellow roses and light yellow quail eggs. Just wrap the eggs around the nest and tie it up with a polka dotted yellow bow. Just wrap the vines around in a circular wreath and add yellow flowers to it.
13. Colorful Easter Eggs In Their Nest
Colorful easter eggs inside a nest are a simple yet always appreciated way to welcome guests into your home. Just make sure that you tightly wrap the eggs to the wreath or use superglue to keep them attached. Add your own unique twist by including flowers and leaves into the wreath.
14. “Birds In Their Nest” Wreath
Quail eggs and feathers are one way to ensure that all your chickadees are in one basket! This cute easter wreath is complete with little felt birds and tiny little multicolored felt balls. Stick the eggs, birds and feathers onto the green wreath and let the compliments come pouring in!
15. Brown Satin Wreath And Flowers
Dangling flowers and silky satin? Nothing screams lux like this wonderful easter wreath. If your home has some fashionistas living inside it, then what better way to celebrate the season than making a delightful floral wreath with beautiful velvety satin strings!
We love a great Easter wreath but in the end, the real spirit of the festival is about spending time with the family and enjoying the fine weather. Whether your easter egg wreath is elaborate or super simple, the only thing that matters is that you enjoy making it! Do let us know all of your thoughts in the comments section.
