Summer’s the perfect time to refresh your space, and what better way than with a cheerful wreath on your front door? Whether you love fresh florals, rustic vibes, or beachy accents, there’s a wreath idea here for every vibe. I’ve named each one (because yes, wreaths deserve names!) and added some creative inspo you can use around the house too. Let’s get into it!
Lavender Whispers
This round wreath is a soft blend of purple, lavender, and lilac flowers, accented with white blooms on pale pink stems. It feels like a walk through a fragrant summer garden. Hang it on your front door or inside above a reading nook with a lavender-scented candle burning. Pair it with soft throw pillows or a lilac table runner to carry the color palette through your space.
Meadow Muse
Green and fresh, this wreath pops with small purple flowers nestled among deep green leaves. It gives the feeling of picking wildflowers in a summer meadow. Hang it on a wooden gate or above your kitchen sink for a nature-inspired look. Add a vase of matching flowers nearby to complete the aesthetic.
Tropical Sunrise
A burst of personality! This pineapple-shaped wreath is decorated with green leaves, pebbles, and a mix of lily flowers and sunny sunflowers. It’s perfect for a backyard luau or summer BBQ. Match it with a pineapple centerpiece or a fruity welcome drink station on your porch.
Golden Garden
Lush green leaves meet soft yellow roses and tiny white blossoms in this sweet and simple design. It has a timeless look that works indoors or out. Add small yellow accents like napkins or candles in your entertaining space to make everything feel coordinated and bright.
Rustic Retreat
This dried pineapple wreath is filled with brown, yellow, white, and peach dried florals. It’s got all the rustic summer charm you’d want—imagine it hanging above a fireplace in a cozy cottage. Pair it with vintage lanterns or a wooden table centerpiece using dried blooms.
Candy Bloom
Fruity, gummy, and oh-so-bright, this playful wreath features pink, peach, orange, and purple flowers. It’s giving “summer party on the patio.” Use this for a birthday party, pool day, or just to brighten your mood. Add matching drink stirrers or string lights in these candy colors!
Citrus Charm
This pineapple wreath with lush green leaves and cheerful lemons is basically sunshine on your door. It screams summer brunch or lemonade stand chic. Pair it with lemon-patterned napkins, a lemon-sugar scrub in your guest bathroom, or even a lemon tree (real or fake!) nearby.
Rosy Reverie
A romantic touch, this wreath is packed with emerald green leaves, baby pink, white, red, and maroon roses. It’s soft yet dramatic. It makes a great gift or decor for an engagement party or garden tea. Pair it with rose petal soaps or a floral table runner.
Coastal Keepsake
This beach-inspired wreath has pearls, shells, grape-colored pebbles, starfish shells, and dried flowers. It brings those salty air vibes home. Use it in a beach house, or to give a coastal vibe to your bathroom or entryway. Add a bowl of sea glass or shell candles to complete the look.
Sunburst Slice
Half pineapple, half bright yellow sunflowers, this wreath is full-on summer energy! It’s quirky and cheerful—perfect for a picnic backdrop or a funky pool party. Use pineapple-themed paper goods or sunflower place settings to keep the mood going.
Summer Bloom Mix
Purple, maroon, pink, red, peach, and tiny white flowers come together in this wild mix that feels like summer in full bloom. Hang it anywhere that needs color. It looks amazing with mismatched floral cushions or in a home that loves bold prints and eclectic energy.
Pure Petal
An all-white lily wreath is elegant, crisp, and calming. Perfect for weddings, baby showers, or a minimalist summer space. Complement it with soft whites and creams—maybe a linen tablecloth, ceramic vases, or a white flower arrangement in the center of your dining table.
5 Things to Keep in Mind When Making Summer Wreaths
- Use lightweight materials – Summer heat and wind can be harsh. Avoid heavy items that may fall or melt in direct sun.
- Work with color themes – Pick a main color and work around it. This makes your wreath look polished and intentional.
- Incorporate texture – Mix greenery with flowers, shells, or fabric for a dimensional, interesting look.
- Secure it well – Use floral wire, hot glue, or zip ties to keep pieces in place, especially if it’s going outdoors.
- Think beyond the door – Wreaths don’t only belong on the front door. Use them on mirrors, tabletops, gates, and even walls!
Final Thoughts
There’s just something about a summer wreath that makes everything feel a little more welcoming. Whether you go full-on tropical with pineapples and lemons or keep it soft with lilacs and lilies, your wreath sets the tone for your whole space. I love that these little details can instantly lift a mood and bring color to even the simplest entryway. So go ahead—get creative, mix textures, and make something beautiful this season. Summer only lasts a little while, but your wreath? That joy can stick around all year if you want it to.