Wreaths are one of the best ways to easily decorate for an upcoming season. And fall has no shortage of pretty wreath ideas for interior or exterior displays.  Autumn wreaths can be made from natural items, many probably right from your own backyard. If you suffer from allergies, or want something that might last a little longer, there’s an array of artificial flowers and plants that look real and are relatively cost-effective as well.

If you are looking for a wreath to adorn your front door, take into consideration the color of the door, the color of the house, the size of the entrance and any other plants or flowers you may have in the vicinity. If you want something for an inside wall or door, again, consider paint colors, furniture colors and the size of the room. There’s really no right or wrong to what your fall wreath looks like, as long as it’s something you love!

Here’s some helpful DIY Wreath projects to get you started:

Hydrangea Wreath  (from American Meadows)

Grapevine Sunflower Wreath  (from Chatfield Court)

Acorn and Pine Cone Wreath  (from Craft Invaders)

Ornamental Gourd Wreath  (from Gardening Know How)

Corn Stalk Wreath  (from Delia Creates)

Whatever your autumn style, there’s a wreath just waiting to become part of your fall décor!