30 Fall Wreaths That'll Make Your Front Door The Most Beautiful On The Block

Brush chalkboard paint on a garage sale find for a decoration that works year-round. Just rewrite the greeting and swap in seasonal foliage, like holly in the winter and flowers for spring.

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Chalkboard, $3, amazon.com

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This festive autumn wreath has it all: color, texture and serious height. The faux green silk ribbon has a wire lining, which means your bow will never be out of place.

$89, etsy.com

Move over, orange. The dark brown and off-white flowers on this rustic wreath are just as festive for fall—and won't stand out like a sore thumb if you forget to take it down the day after Thanksgiving.

$50, etsy.com

More: 30 Perfect Fall Flower Arrangements for Your Home

When it comes to pumpkin decor, sometimes less is more. Case in point: This stunning fall wreath featuring a simple velvet statement surrounded by grass and berries.

$77, etsy.com

If your motto is the more pumpkins, the better, this ones for you. This wreath is covered in adorable tiny versions of your favorite orange squash, along with vibrant berries.

$65, etsy.com

This berry, acorn, and leaf wreath is the perfect transition from summer to fall.

$89, etsy.com

Branch out from the traditional wreath with a door hanger that displays the season's greetings—or gear your message toward Thanksgiving with a simple "Give Thanks."

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Wood Board, $10, amazon.com

Muted fall colors can get the message across too. Cutting leafy shapes out of birch bark sheets puts a twist on a classic wreath idea.

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Birch Bark, $20, amazon.com

Instead of icing every leaf, dye cookie dough to make these colorful treats. Go ahead and double the batch for inevitable snacking.

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Leaf Cookie Cutters, $10, amazon.com

They may not be edible, but flannel and felt leaves will last a lot longer than the cookie variety. Trace a few specimens from the backyard for a spot-on shape.

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Leaf Stencils, $6, amazon.com

Traditionalists will like this no-frills pick with rustic vibes. The branches of berries can also carry over as wintry decor once the temperature drops.

$44, amazon.com

Summer's hydrangeas look just as beautiful in autumn's signature hues. Sprigs of berries and foliage round out this handmade beauty.

$65, etsy.com

This wreath is definitely nutty, but only in the best way. Choose from 40 different kinds of ribbon to match your own front door.

$45, etsy.com

Skip the plastic foliage and go for the real thing. Not only do preserved oak leaves look better, but you can insert the twigs directly into a grapevine wreath, no gluing required.

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Fake Leaves, $20, amazon.com

This fiery combo especially pops against a navy blue door, but it'll look just as festive mounted on any backdrop.

$45, etsy.com

Burlap never looked so quaint as in this wreath, which brings an entire autumn harvest to life on your doorstep.

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Burlap, $16, amazon.com

Metallic spray paint glams up the usual fall favorite: leaves galore.

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Metallic Spray, Paint, $7, amazon.com

This rustic-chic wreath would look just as good without the bow if you wanted a more understated aesthetic.

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Grapevine Wreath, $4, amazon.com

You can personalize your wreath with whatever colors you want!

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Yarn, $10, amazon.com

When you stick with a lot of something (in this case pine cones), opt for a playful ribbon to jazz things up.

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Pine Cones, $15, amazon.com

When placed on just one side, a simple bouquet of abstract rosettes make for a stunning display.

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Grapevine Wreath, $4, amazon.com

Mimic the ombré color scheme of everyone's (love-to-hate-it) Halloween candy.

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Foam Wreath, $6, amazon.com

This one goes big for impact, boasting a little bit of country flair with cotton and faux sunflowers.

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Grapevine Wreath, $4, amazon.com

Spoiler alert: This crafter used a pool noodle as the base of her wreath (to ensure a sturdier build).

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Foam Wreath, $6, amazon.com

Since apple picking is arguably one of the season's most-loved activities, take a piece of the orchard and transform it into some décor.

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Fake Apples, $8, amazon.com

Add a little shimmer to your season's front door without having to get out the rake.

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Burlap Ribbon, $7, amazon.com

Go a more elegant route with a subtle grapevine wreath, starring only a white pumpkin.

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Grapevine Wreath, $4, amazon.com

Matching chevron stripes with handcrafted florals may be out-of-the-ordinary combo for an autumn decoration, but still bright and cheery all the same.

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Foam Wreath, $6, amazon.com

Artificial fall-colored hydrangeas offer a fuller, more complete look to the classic wreath shape.

$120, etsy.com