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Are you looking for a new wreath to spruce up your home for the spooky season? We’ve found the best Halloween wreath designs to buy this year.
Whether you’re looking to strike a fright with your outdoor Halloween decor, or want to make the inside of your home feel a little more cozy and special with Halloween decorating ideas, our selection of the best Halloween wreaths has something for everyone.
We’ve found the 18 best Halloween wreaths to buy this year
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From spooky Halloween door decor that’s sure to scare the neighbors, to simple, rustic wreaths that embrace the natural beauty of the season through fall flowers and foliage, our collection of the best Halloween wreaths will bring beautiful seasonal cheer to you and your indoors. Outdoor spaces.
Best scary wreaths
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For those who want to scare trick-or-treaters and passers-by with the best outdoor Halloween decorations, our collection of spooky wreaths are guaranteed to create a chilling atmosphere. From skeletons and bats to some spooky branches, see if you dare…
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Halloween wreath with artificial black branch
This wreath creates a creeping round of black branches. The simple and spooky design can add spooky fun to your front door or wall or be used as a centerpiece for your Halloween table decor.
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Hand-lit skeleton wreath
A skull and bony hands emerge from the tangle of this wreath of shiny black tendrils, with tiny lights running through the natural vine.
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A spooky Halloween bat wreath
A tangled web of bats and vines swirls together like a gust of autumn wind in this hair wreath. The handcrafted design features air-dried angel vine, decorative bats and berries on a natural vine base.
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This spooky gothic skeleton wreath is decorated with gray foliage, eucalyptus, ferns, black flowers and orange berry accents, with a small skeleton surrounded by bats and skeleton heads.
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This Halloween skull and bones wreath is almost natural
Featuring dark foliage and a spooky tangled skeleton shape, this eerie wreath is perfect for use on the front door to create terror.
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Skull wreath for Halloween
Make quite a spooky statement with this skull wreath. This chilling piece of decor is perfect for Halloween – guaranteed to scare the neighbors.
Best fun wreaths
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Halloween is all about having a good time with friends and family, and by adopting a more playful wreath design, you can elevate your home with a cheerful seasonal design that can be appreciated by everyone.
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Hand-lit ghost wreath
The branches of this handmade wreath sparkle under dozens of energy-saving bulbs, made of black vine – and haunted by a floating spirit.
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Celebrate the changing leaves and bounties of fall with this festive pumpkin wreath. It’s a charming addition to your fall and Halloween decor.
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Light up Halloween wreath
This fun wreath will add attractive lighting and a simple seasonal statement to your doors, walls and windows in any indoor or outdoor covered area.
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Adeeing Halloween ghost wreath
A beautiful union of fall and Halloween decor, this ghost wreath has a more subtle and spooky finish, with bright leaves and bows adding beautiful fall color.
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Almost natural Halloween burlap ribbon wreath
Add a touch of Halloween cheer to your front door with this cheerful wreath. Innovatively designed from burlap ribbon, it adds great color and texture to anywhere it is placed.
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Black Halloween wreath with purple lights
This more modern Halloween wreath can add a colorful flair to your indoor or outdoor space, and can also be used for Christmas wreath ideas.
Best wreaths and leaves
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The beauty of many fall decor ideas is that they can be enjoyed throughout the fall season and then used for Halloween decor and Thanksgiving decor ideas as well.
For lasting decor that can be had in the fall and winter, choose a Halloween wreath filled with attractive seasonal foliage and flowers. Just like our fall wreath ideas, we’ve included a collection of homey and cozy wreath designs—plus some spooky picks that combine fall and Halloween decor with ease.
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Autumn foliage abundance wreath
Bring the splendor of the season into your home with warm earthy tones and natural touches. Faux leaves, pumpkins, berry branches and pinecones provide easy autumnal beauty to this fall wreath. You can also purchase a matching wreath.
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Artificial pumpkin patch wreath
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Autumn Harvest Wreath
Perfect for both fall decor and a more cozy touch to Halloween decor, this artificial harvest wreath beautifully encapsulates the colors of nature, celebrating the change in seasons.
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Artificial Sunflower Wreath from The Holiday Aisle
This colorful wreath will bring beautiful fall colors into your home, and is perfect for hanging over a door, on a wall, or above a fireplace.
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Halloween wreath of grass and leaves
This dark-colored wreath features a circular arrangement of grass and leaves for the perfect look for a more subtle scare at the door.
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Asymmetric burgundy rose and dogwood fall wreath
We love how this dark wreath combines fall and Halloween decor. Designed with dogwood, roses and leaves, this decorative wreath would look beautiful on the front door or hanging on the wall.
common questions
Where should you put a wreath for Halloween?
Traditionally, wreaths are placed outside on front doors to celebrate the change of seasons with new seasonal plants and flowers.
As the styles and materials of wreaths have adapted over time, so have the places in our homes where we place them; Both industrial and natural designs can add beautiful décor to both indoor and outdoor spaces.
From front doors and entryway wall decor, to hanging a wreath from a mirror in the living room or dining room, hang your Halloween wreath anywhere you feel you can appreciate its design the most.
If you’re inspired by our selection of the best Halloween wreaths, why not try making your own for a Halloween craft idea?
There are no rules about how many wreaths you can have in your home, and having a mix of purchased and handmade designs can infuse your space with plenty of seasonal personality.
From leaves and flowers to ribbons, pinecones, plastic Halloween ornaments and more, be as cute or spooky as you want.
We explore how to make an autumn wreath in our handy guide.
