10 Best Fall Wreaths That Welcome Autumn at the Door (2026)

These Festive Wreaths Welcome Autumn at the DoorDried florals, colorful foliage, and convincing faux finds you won’t rush to take downCooler weather is all the invitation you need to switch up your decor with fall wreaths. Magnolia leaves, marigolds, and even pheasant feathers can help you refresh your front door and brighten up your comings and goings (and impress all of your holiday guests come November). Nothing gives a warm welcome quite like warm porch lights and a dried botanical wreath filled with the season’s bounty.Placement with these doesn’t need to be prescriptive, either. Beyond the front door, wreaths make sense over a mantel or in a prominent place to greet guests in an entryway. Plus, dried florals and trailing branches add texture to bare walls, while jewel-toned leaves and berries mimic the vivid colors of the season near a tablescape. Displaying them indoors helps protect them against the elements too. Keep reading for the finest live, dried, and convincing faux botanical designs that are so evergreen, you might keep them up all year round.Our Top PicksMost Color Options: Joss & Main Artificial Farmhouse Harvest WreathBest Live Wreath: Crate & Barrel Live Magnolia WreathBest Asymmetric Option: Pottery Barn Faux Golden Leaf & Berry WreathA Bold, Burgundy Wreath: Balsam Hill Burgundy Leaves WreathBest for Thanksgiving: Williams Sonoma Pheasant Feather Live WreathFor Early Fall: West Elm Dried Basil Mist WreathBest Unexpected Colors: Crate & Barrel Faux Chili Berry WreathA Woodland-Inspired Pick: Annie Selke Natural Pine Cone WreathBest Neutral: Joss & Main Pip Spring Grapevine Berry WreathBest Preserved Wreath: Terrain Preserved Maple & Ammobium WreathMost Color OptionsJoss & Main Artificial Farmhouse Harvest WreathA subtle take on the classic autumnal palette, this farmhouse-leaning front door wreath combines clusters of artificial long grasses, wheat, and berries. For those who prefer a different accent color, choose from 10 hues spanning burgundy, dark green, and white.Best Live WreathCrate & Barrel Live Magnolia WreathLook to this magnolia leaf option for a fall option that will maintain its look all season long. Unlike live florals or greenery that will wilt and brown, live magnolias will dry in a way you’ll barely notice. The leaves of this wreath were hand-gathered to ensure each one is as beautiful as the next.Best Asymmetric OptionPottery Barn Faux Golden Leaf & Berry WreathA beautiful asymmetric option with trailing branches of golden leaves and berries, this wreath leans more bohemian than traditional. Its monochromatic burst of yellow will lend a warmth to your front door year after year. Just be sure to store it in a wreath bag or an airtight container if you want to retain its beauty for next fall.A Bold, Burgundy WreathBalsam Hill Burgundy Leaves WreathSimple yet effective, this fall wreath boasts a large, 26-inch diameter frame full of burgundy leaves. Somewhere between a maroon and an eggplant, this option offers a slightly more gothic approach to fall foliage. The faux leaves, made from fabric on plastic stems, are designed to last for many seasons to come.Best for ThanksgivingWilliams Sonoma Pheasant Feather Live WreathLive stalks of millet, flax, and club wheat are accented with real pheasant leaves in this Thanksgiving-appropriate arrangement. Don’t be surprised if every cousin and aunt that traipses through the door for dinner asks where it’s from.For Early FallWest Elm Dried Basil Mist WreathDried basil isn’t just a flavorful ingredient, it’s also an aesthetic choice as far as fall wreaths are concerned. Wispy greens mixed with light beige tones give this one plenty of texture without veering into pumpkin-patch territory.Best Unexpected ColorsCrate & Barrel Faux Chili Berry WreathA fall palette doesn't need to rely on orange and gold. This faux chili berry wreath trades the usual suspects for petite burgundy and pink berries and chartreuse leaves. The wired branches can also be fluffed and shaped for a fuller, more natural-looking arrangement.A Woodland-Inspired PickAnnie Selke Natural Pine Cone WreathFor a more pared-back take on fall foliage, skip the foliage altogether. Made almost entirely of natural pinecones, this densely layered wreath can easily stick around through the winter months without clashing with your Christmas tree and other holiday decor.Best NeutralJoss & Main Pip Spring Grapevine Berry WreathA simple cream color palette makes this berry wreath simple to work into just about any decorating style. More than 3,000 petite pip berries give it depth; loop a colorful ribbon around the top if you want to steer it in a more autumnal direction.Best Preserved WreathTerrain Preserved Maple & Ammobium WreathPeak fall foliage takes wreath form with this mix of preserved maple leaves, white ammobium, phalaris, flax pods, and integrifolia. Keep it under a covered porch and away from direct sunlight to help the natural materials maintain their color.Vy Yang is a Southern California–based contributing editor at Architectural Digest, where she writes about design, shopping, and living stylishly with kids. Previously, she was a senior editor at Design Milk, with additional bylines in Domino. She spends her free time hanging out with her family of five, tending to ... Read MoreKate McGregor is the Shopping Market Editor at Architectural Digest, doing what she loves best, curating the new and noteworthy across all categories. 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