Can we discuss wreaths and fall?

It’s one of the easiest ways to add a little fall to your house without breaking a sweat.

All you need is a wreath and a door.

I put together a little wreath inspiration today.

There are budget wreaths you can buy and DIY wreaths you can make.

All in one post.

Leaving you plenty of time for hot chocolate and marshmallows.

Here are 21 super cute budget wreaths to get you ready for fall.

21 Budget Wreaths for Fall

Here are some of the CUTEST budget wreaths (most are on sale or under $30)

  1. Leaf and pumpkin wreath (under $25)
  2. Magnolia and pine cone wreath (under $22)
  3. Wheat wreath (under $20)
  4. Autumn leaves harvest wreath
  5. Light up pumpkin and leaf wreath (8% coupon right now)
  6. Golden pine cone wreath (under $25)
  7. Fall daisy wreath (under $20)
  8. Neutral straw and branches wreath
  9. Pinecone wreath
  10. Magnolia wreath
  11. Fall berry wreath
  12. Eucalyptus leaf wreath
  13. Fall leaf wreath (under $20)
  14. Pumpkin leaf wreath (under $23)

And now?

If you have a little bit of spare time before September?

Why not DIY a wreath?

Here are some of my favorite projects:

1. DIY Twig Wreath

Want a winter DIY project to spruce up your home’s decor?

All you need to do is shop the yard.

This white twig wreath project is easy to assemble and adds character to any room.

See the DIY twig wreath here.

2. Dried Hydrangea Wreath

I can’t decide if I like the hydrangea wreath or the fact I styled this mantel with pumpkins in springs.

Maybe the hydrangea wreath wins because it didn’t cost a thing.

Because the best things in life are always free.

See how to make the dried hydrangea wreath here.

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3. Burlap Photo Wreath

I found this wreath in the way back machine.

It made me so happy when I found these pictures of the twins from elementary school.

It’s such an easy project and fun DIY for fall.

Here’s the DIY for the wreath.

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4. Picture Frame Wreath

Don’t you love shopping the house?

And the attic.

And the barn.

And the side of the road.

They totally have the best prices.

Almost as good as Dillard’s.

I shopped the house and made this picture frame wreath DIY here.

5. Double Acorn and Grapevine Wreath

This wreath is so easy and simple.

All you need is two grapevine wreath, a couple of acorns and a ribbon.

Tie a bow to tie the two wreaths together and then tie the ribbon on the top of the acorn stems.

6. DIY Wreath Makeover

This wreath started with a basic green wreath.

Then I layered in flowers and dried hydrangea.

You can see how I made it here.

7. Wood Slice Wreath

You know how much I love wood slices.

Last year this wood slice branch project almost went viral.

Here’s another version with a twig wreath.

You can see the DIY here.

Here’s to all the fall projects that have gone before and all the fall projects that are yet to come.

I can’t WAIT.

Fall and football and sweaters and mini marshmallows.

Count. Me. In.

You can see all the wreaths here

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Posted On: August 11, 2022

Written By: KariAnne Wood

Comments

  3. Image for Lori H Lori H

    I've had a couple grapevine wreaths for awhile but just not sure what I want to do with them. Now, I know I can take my dried hydrangeas and make an indoor wreath for fall. The hydrangeas I cut just stay in their vases till fully dried. They look pretty dried as they do freshly cut. I miss the football games. Enjoy them for me:0)

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  4. Image for Jan Kinman Jan Kinman

    Morning KariAnne, my favorites are actually yours! The dried hydrangeas inspires me the most. Those are the colors I’m using this fall. And I love the little hinged picket fence for the backdrop. So making that and leaving it natural. Have a blessed day!

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  5. Image for Va in NC Va in NC

    Love all the wreaths. Lots of inspiration to think about. Also like the mantel--what are the sprays used and where did you find them. Thanks for all your ideas you share with us. Fall is my favorite time of year also. Blessings,

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  10. Image for CG CG

    Love the fireplace screen with the diamond grille! May I ask where I would be able to purchase it? Thank you! I am brand new to your blog! So fun! Thank you,

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  11. Image for Debbie Debbie

    Hi Karianne! Wow what beautiful wreath ideas. I have a prettyfall wreath but I want to tone down the orange, rust, mustard colors in it. Looking at your hydrangea wreath, I may try to incorporate some dried hydrangeas in beige/purple color. I'm not that good at putting a wreath together. It just doesn't seem to come that easy to me and I want something different from the typical shades of orange, yellow and brown. I don't want to give that wreath away because it is pretty so you've given me some great ideas to tone it down. I hope that it doesn't look hideous! LOL Thank you again!! Another amazing blog that gets me excited to move past this HOT summer! All the best.

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