Spring is actually one of the most underrated seasons for front door decorating. Most people put significant effort into Christmas and Halloween, and then treat spring as an afterthought, maybe a generic floral wreath from a discount bin, maybe nothing at all. That is a missed opportunity.
A thoughtfully chosen spring wreath can carry your front door from the first thaw all the way through late May, covering multiple occasions and keeping the entrance looking intentional for an entire season. Here is how to think through the options.
The Spring Season Has More Design Occasions Than You Think
Most homeowners think of spring decorating as primarily Easter. And while Easter is certainly the anchor occasion for Spring Wreath, it is far from the only one.
A well-planned spring rotation might look something like this:
- St. Patrick’s Day designs in late February through mid-March
- Easter-specific wreaths from late March through April
- General spring florals and farmhouse designs from April through May
The RussellWreaths spring collection covers all three of these windows with 13 handcrafted designs that span from $75 grapevine bunny hangers to $135 elaborate deco mesh farmhouse pieces.
The Easter Bunny Wreath Options, Ranked by Style
Most Playful: Farmhouse Easter Bunny Butt
The 24-inch Farmhouse Easter Bunny Butt Deco Mesh Spring Front Door Wreath at $135 is the one that generates the most smiles. The bunny’s tail-up design is charming in the most endearing way possible, and it works on virtually any door style because the appeal is universal. This is the spring wreath that neighbors will comment on.
Most Classic: Farmhouse Easter Bunny
The 24-inch Farmhouse Easter Bunny Deco Mesh Spring Front Door Wreath at $115 takes the same concept in a more traditional direction. The bunny is upright and centered, the mesh is full and ruffled, and the overall effect is cheerful without being silly. It pairs well with neutral or pastel door colors and works beautifully against brick exteriors.
Most Colorful: Easter Bunny Pink and Purple Pastel
For homeowners who want their spring wreath to genuinely pop, the 24-inch Easter Bunny Pink and Purple Pastel Deco Mesh Wreath at $115 delivers. The pink and purple color combination is quintessentially Easter, and it shows up with real energy against dark front doors in navy or charcoal.
Most Natural: Grapevine Bunny Options
The 24-inch Grapevine Bunny Wreath Door Hanger and the Pink Multi Color Grapevine Bunny Door Hanger with Bow are both available at $75, making them the most accessible price points in the collection. The grapevine base gives these designs an organic texture that suits cottage, farmhouse, and craftsman-style homes especially well.
St. Patrick’s Day: The Spring Wreath Occasion People Forget
March is actually an ideal time for front door decorating, and shamrock-themed spring wreaths give you a focused occasion to work with. The St. Patrick’s Day Deco Mesh Wreath with Shamrocks at $115 and the Shamrock Wreath in Emerald and Lime Green Deco Mesh St. Patrick’s Day Decor at $115 both bring that bright, celebratory green to a front door in a way that feels festive rather than gimmicky.
These designs sell quickly as March approaches. Because each spring wreath is made to order, ordering two weeks ahead of your target date is the right approach.
What to Expect When Your Spring Wreath Arrives
Susan builds every spring wreath in her Texas workshop after your order is placed. The mesh is layered and ruffled by hand, the ribbon is wired, and the florals are attached individually. When the wreath arrives, it is shaped and ready to hang immediately.
Spring is Susan’s self-described favorite season to build for. The lighter mesh and pastel ribbon create a wreath that reads full from the curb while still feeling airy and fresh, which is exactly the feeling that spring decor is supposed to deliver.
Every spring wreath ships within three to five business days of your order and includes free shipping within the contiguous United States. Custom orders are available for specific sizes, colors, or themes beyond the standard 13-piece collection.
Conclusion
Spring offers more front door decorating opportunities than most people take advantage of, from St. Patrick’s Day through late May, there is a handcrafted spring wreath that fits every week of the season. With 13 designs made to order in Texas, free shipping, and a custom option for specific requests, RussellWreaths makes it easy to keep your front door looking as fresh and welcoming as the season itself.
FAQ
Q1: How early can I put up a spring wreath?
St. Patrick’s Day designs can go up in late February. Easter designs are typically displayed from two to four weeks before Easter Sunday. General spring florals can go up as early as March and stay through May comfortably.
Q2: Are the grapevine spring wreaths significantly different from deco mesh designs?
Yes. Grapevine bases create a more natural, organic look with less volume than deco mesh. They are a great choice for homeowners who prefer a lighter, more understated spring aesthetic over the fuller, ruffled look of mesh wreaths.
Q3: Can I order a spring wreath with specific colors for my door?
Yes. Custom orders are available through the RussellWreaths website. Susan works directly with customers to choose colors, ribbon styles, and design elements that match a specific door or exterior palette.
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