Cute and Creative Halloween Wreath Ideas
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Deep into decorating for spooky season? You’re going to need a seriously seasonal wreath! Explore adorable Halloween wreath ideas with DIY projects, plus wreaths that you can buy.
October is here, and it’s time to get spooky!
I love October because it jump-starts me right into seasonal decorating.
Whether your Halloween decor style is shabby-chic, cottage-core cuteness, or ghoulishly frightening, one thing is for sure – you’re going to need a wreath.
Wreaths are an easy way to celebrate the season. And bonus, there are SO many festive wreath options out there!
So in this post, I’ve gathered up a ton of Halloween wreath ideas to get you inspired.
With DIY options, pre-made wreaths you can purchase, and my master list of crafting materials, you’ll have all the tools you need to kick off your Halloween decor.
20 DIY Halloween wreath ideas
Crafty witch, are you?
If you want to try your hand at DIY decor, these Halloween wreath ideas are exactly what you need:
BOO Pastel Halloween Wreath
This DIY Halloween wreath is far from scary. In fact, it’s pretty darn adorable.
Peach pom poms, a gentle spider, and bow-adorned ghosts prove that you can decorate for Halloween while staying true to your aesthetic.
Halloween Ornament Wreath
This Halloween ornament design is totally nostalgic, harkening back to kitschy childhood celebrations with bright orange and purple accents!
The spiderweb detail adds just a hint of spooky spirit without any real scary factor.
Spooky Spiderweb Wreath
Spider webs AND rhinestones? Sign me up!
This spooky spiderweb wreath is an easy yet effective design. I love the use of black fall leaves for a bit of extra texture.
10-Minute Monster Wreath
Alright – this Purple People Eater has no business being so darn cute.
The fluffy purple wreath adds the perfect base to a pair of enormous googly eyes.
A monster? Maybe. But just look at his little face!
Feather Boa Halloween Wreath
For a cost-effective design, check out this orange and black wreath.
Instead of wasting time and money on a ton of materials, this DIY works smarter, not harder.
Simply wrap a feathered boa around the base, add an eye-catching centerpiece, and voila!
Glowing Skull Wreath DIY
This glowing skull is one of the spookiest Halloween wreath ideas on this list, made with feathery black roses, sparkly purple bats, and eyeballs looking out in all directions.
Pastel Skull Wreath DIY
Who said you need to leave pastels in the spring?
Pastels are for year-round joy!
Combine candy-colored skulls, faux florals, and a few pink buggies for a fun effect.
Pottery Barn Inspired Halloween Wreath
For a refined sign with an ample bout of sass, try making this Pottery Barn-inspired design.
I love the color palette for this project, with shades of orange, textured black accents, and natural greenery for contrast.
Grapevine Ghost Wreath
This grapevine ghost wreath is one of my favorites on this list for its simple design and cute aesthetic.
Leaving the ghosts in natural wood is a sweet touch.
Colorful DIY Pumpkin Wreath
Color lovers, this wreath is for you!
You can customize this rainbow gourd wreath in any color palette you choose, from bright and bold to high-contrast black and white.
Wooden Spiderweb Wreath
If you’re afraid of spiders, look away!
This design features an artfully-designed spider decal on top of a wooden web. Fans of all things creepy-crawley are going to appreciate this design.
DIY Bat Wreath Design
Have a rustic wreath form and don’t know what to do with it? Why not add bats?
While it sounds silly in theory, the design is chic and perfect for celebrating Halloween.
Witchy Halloween Wreath
This bright green deco mesh wreath is more than it first appears; do you notice the cute striped witch legs?
For a wreath that is equal parts witchy and cute, this is the clear winner.
Simple DIY Ghost Wreath
Ghoulish ghosties come together to form a simple wreath with a ton of star power.
Hang this ghost wreath on your front door for a seasonal hello, or add it to your autumn mantel.
Orange and Black Felt Wreath
Little pieces of rolled felt transform into a stunning wreath. It looks like it’s made from orange roses!
Simple additions like a gauzy black bow and creepy plastic spiders are all that’s needed.
Spooky Twig Wreath
If you like to keep your autumn decor understated, you’re going to adore this creepy twig Halloween wreath.
Gather twigs in your own neighborhood and wrap them with florist wire, or buy a pre-made design and grab the black spray paint!
Trick or Treat Wreath Design
Kids will love this “trick or treat” Frankenstein wreath greeting them at your front door.
The deco mesh design has a ton of great texture, and the seasonal accents add plenty of whimsy.
Easy Spiderweb DIY Grapevine Wreath
This cobweb-wrapped grapevine wreath has just the right amount of spook.
Plus, the materials are extremely minimal. Just gather a basic grapevine wreath, faux spiderwebs, plastic spiders, and a fun Halloween ribbon.
Supplies for making your DIY Halloween wreaths
To get started on your Halloween project, here are some must-haves for wreath-making, as well as some cute extras you’re going to love!
- Grapevine Wreath Form
- Metal Floral Hoops
- Foam Wreath Form
- Spider Web Wreath Form
- Halloween Ribbon
- Orange & Black Pom Poms
- Halloween Deco Mesh
- Fairy Lights
- Plastic Spiders
- Halloween Ball Ornaments
- Wooden Ghost Cutouts
- Paper Bat Assortment
- Mini Skull Decorations
- Trick or Treat Wood Sign
- Black Eucalyptus Branches
- Mini Craft Pumpkins
- Wreath Hanger
Halloween wreaths you can buy!
Listen – we don’t all have the time to get elbow-deep in faux greenery. That’s where these pre-made Halloween wreaths come in.
Shop some of my favorite seasonal designs:
Final thoughts
And that’s all she wrote!
I hope these fun Halloween wreath ideas give you the crafty inspo you need to inspire your holiday decorating.
So grab the hot glue gun (or credit card) and get decorating!
And don’t forget to let me know your favorite Halloween wreath design in the comments down below (if it’s not the 10-minute monster wreath, I am SHOCKED!).
More fun Halloween ideas
- 57 DIY Halloween Decor Ideas to Try This Fall – This is your one-stop shop for all the sweater weather decor you can handle!
- Halloween Rice Krispy Treats in 10 Minutes – Make adorable (and delicious!) Halloween Rice Krispy treats with little monster and zombie faces.
- Halloween Decor for the Romantic – Romantic at heart? You need to take a look at this Pride and Prejudice-inspired project.
Tania Griffis is an accomplished writer, blogger, and interior designer with a Journalism degree from the University of Oklahoma. She started her popular blog, Run to Radiance, in 2011, demonstrating her design expertise through the personal remodeling of six houses to millions of readers across the globe.
Tania also owns The Creative Wheelhouse, a respected ghostwriting agency for bloggers, further showcasing her talent for creating engaging and informative content.