7 Favorite Wreaths from Amazon and Etsy

The seasons are a-changing, which causes me to start thinking about the wreath on our front door. I've been searching Amazon and Etsy for a lovely, natural-style wreath and am sharing my favorite picks...

7 Favorite Wreaths from Amazon and Etsy, Fall Wreaths, Summer Wreaths by @CraftivityD

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#1: Vintage Grain Wreath - The mix of grains in this wreath create a beautiful, natural collection of both color and texture.

#2: Succulent Living Wreath - Live succulent wreaths intrigue me, but I'm so afraid I'd kill the plants. Has anyone owned one? Were you able to keep it alive?

#3: Preserved Boxwood Wreath - Boxwood wreaths are classics, that work for any season and most any home.

#4: Autumn Wheel Wreath - The colors in this wreath are incredible. If you've got the right door color, this would make a gorgeous autumn wreath.

#5: Preserved Eucalyptus Wreath - The soft blue tones in eucalyptus always appeal to me, but I especially love it mixed in with the deeper greens in this wreath.

#6: Faux Cotton Wreath - Neutral and simple, a cotton wreath will match any exterior color palette.

#7: Olive Wreath - Another neutral option, perfect for year around and easily updated with a seasonal ribbon, if you'd like to mix it up.

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Of course, you might prefer to DIY rather than buy. The boxwood wreath that I made earlier this year is still looking lovely, though the leaves have dried and changed to a fall-toned yellow.

How to Make a Boxwood Wreath by @CraftivityD, small wreath, DIY Boxwood Wreath

How to Make a Boxwood Wreath

Our moss covered letter is still in use, as well. I have it displayed on a rod-iron piece which hangs next to our front door.

Moss Covered Letter Wreath by @CraftivityD

Moss Covered Letter

You can find even more DIY Wreath Ideas in the following posts:

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What is your favorite type of natural-style wreath?

25 Comments

  1. Succulent wreaths are my jam! We will be moving in the next few months and I can't wait to get one. I promise, they are surprisingly easy to keep alive! Most succulents only need water every 1-2 weeks. They're super low maintenance, that's why I love them!

  2. I am obsessed with #2 and #3. I have had a succulent plant outside for over a year and I never water it and it looks amazing. I live in south florida though so I think the moisture in the air is enough.

  3. This round up of wreaths is amazing! We just moved last month and I am still trying to find the perfect wreath. Thanks so much!

  4. I love ALL of these, but especially the first! I always *think* I love a little randomness in my wreaths, but that one is so orderly... and I think it's making me weirdly calm, lol!

    1. That's interesting! I hadn't thought about it, but it does have a very orderly design.

    1. Those are classic choices! You should try the DIY boxwood wreath -- it's a simple project!

  5. They are all so beautiful! I couldn't choose just one... But I'm sure that #2 - the succulent one would be so easy to keep alive. 🙂

  6. It's like you read my mind! I'm looking for a new fall wreath. I really loved number four. Thanks for sharing!

  7. Oh this is such a great roundup! I think I like #5 the best. Eucalyptus is absolutely beautiful. Pinning!

  8. I love number 4! absolutely perfect for the coming autumn. I must say I am a bit obsessed with wreaths and autumn colours, I think they can really make any space feel homey.

  9. #7 the olive branch wreath is my fav! I love that is neutral and simple. It truly goes with any decor!

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