Winter has a way of lingering on front doors long after the season has technically ended. The holiday wreath finally comes down, and then there is a stretch of weeks where nothing goes up at all because nothing feels quite right yet. Spring is here, but the door still looks like January.
A spring wreath solves this instantly. More than any other single decor move, changing out the front door wreath signals to everyone, including yourself, that the new season has genuinely arrived.
What Makes Spring Wreaths Different from Other Seasonal Designs
Lighter Materials and Softer Palettes
Spring design has a different energy than fall or Christmas. The colors are softer, the materials feel lighter, and the whole aesthetic is about freshness rather than warmth or drama. Susan at RussellWreaths describes spring as her favorite season to build for, specifically because the lighter mesh, pastel ribbon, and layered florals create a wreath that reads full from the curb without feeling heavy.
A well-made Spring Wreath should feel like it belongs in the season. That means pastel pinks and purples for Easter, bright emerald and lime for St. Patrick’s Day, and cheerful farmhouse burlap for a general spring welcome.
Made to Order Freshness
Every spring wreath in the RussellWreaths collection is made to order in Texas after your purchase. Each piece is assembled by hand, photographed, and shipped within three to five business days. This made-to-order approach ensures the wreath arrives looking fresh and intentional rather than like it has been sitting on a shelf since last February.
Free shipping is included on all orders within the contiguous United States.
The Spring Wreath Designs Available
Easter Bunny and Farmhouse Easter Designs
The Easter category is the most varied in the spring collection. With 13 designs total, there is a spring wreath for nearly every taste and door style.
The 24-inch Farmhouse Easter Bunny Deco Mesh Spring Front Door Wreath at $115 takes a classic approach with a full mesh construction and a farmhouse bunny centerpiece that works well on both traditional and modern homes. The 24-inch Farmhouse Easter Bunny Butt Deco Mesh Spring Front Door Wreath at $135 adds a genuinely charming and playful element, with the bunny’s tail-up position creating a smile-worthy focal point.
For a more graphic look, the 24-inch Easter Bunny Pink and Purple Pastel Deco Mesh Wreath at $115 uses that quintessential Easter palette of pink and purple in a way that reads as festive from across the yard.
Grapevine and Burlap Easter Options
Not every spring wreath calls for deco mesh. 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 point in the spring collection. These designs use a natural grapevine base with a bunny focal piece, resulting in an organic, less structured look that suits cottage and farmhouse doors especially well.
The White Bunny Burlap Farmhouse Easter Wreath at $95 is another option for homeowners who prefer a more natural, understated spring aesthetic over the bold, ruffled look of deco mesh designs.
St. Patrick’s Day Wreaths
The spring category also includes three shamrock designs that cover the space between late February and mid-March beautifully. The St. Patrick’s Day Deco Mesh Shamrock Wreath at $110 and the Shamrock Wreath in Emerald and Lime Green Deco Mesh at $115 both deliver that bright, celebratory green that makes March feel like an actual occasion rather than just a calendar square.
Because St. Patrick’s Day and Easter designs sell quickly, RussellWreaths recommends ordering about two weeks before your target date to allow for building and shipping time.
Choosing the Right Spring Wreath for Your Door
Consider Your Door Color
A pastel spring wreath shows up beautifully against dark front doors in navy, charcoal, or black. On lighter doors, white or cream, the farmhouse burlap and grapevine options provide enough contrast to read clearly from the street without blending into the background.
Think About the Season’s Length
Spring decor has a longer natural window than most holiday-specific designs. An Easter wreath can go up in early March and stay through April without looking out of place. A spring wreath with a more general floral or farmhouse theme can realistically stay on the door all the way through May.
Planning Your Order
Easter and St. Patrick’s Day designs both sell out faster than the general spring catalog. Ordering two weeks ahead of your target display date is the recommended approach. Spring Wreath orders ship within three to five business days after placement, and free shipping is included on all contiguous U.S. orders.
Custom orders are available for anyone who wants a specific size, color, or design built to their preferences.
Conclusion
A spring wreath is one of the simplest and most impactful ways to transition your home’s exterior from winter into the new season. With 13 handcrafted designs covering Easter, St. Patrick’s Day, and general spring themes, the RussellWreaths spring collection makes it easy to find something that fits your door and feels genuinely fresh. Every design is made to order in Texas, ships free, and arrives ready to hang.
FAQ
Q1: When should I order a spring wreath for Easter? Ordering two weeks before your target display date is recommended. This allows time for Susan to build your wreath and ship it within the standard three to five business day window.
Q2: What is the price range for spring wreaths? Prices range from $75 for grapevine bunny designs up to $135 for the more elaborate farmhouse Easter deco mesh wreaths. Most designs fall in the $95 to $125 range.
Q3: Can a spring wreath stay on the door beyond Easter? Yes. Designs with a general floral or farmhouse spring feel can comfortably stay on the door from March through May. Easter-specific designs are most appropriate for the weeks surrounding the holiday.