15 Gorgeous Fall Grapevine Wreath Ideas to DIY

You might be thinking about how to update your space for fall, and making a wreath yourself is often the best approach. You’ll find 15 practical ideas here, all starting with an inexpensive grapevine base. These are simple ways to bring seasonal charm to your front door or mantel, tailored just for your home.

Bunny Tail Grass and Strawflower Wreath

A soft wreath of dried bunny tail grass and pink and cream strawflowers has a velvet ribbon.

Chalkboard Wreath with Twiggy Berry Garland

In your entryway, kitchen, or living area, a round chalkboard is wrapped in a natural twig garland dotted with red and yellow berries. It’s a simple spot where you can write seasonal messages.

Layered Fall Porch Display with Galvanized Buckets

You’ll want a collection of galvanized buckets in various sizes for your porch steps, where pumpkins, gourds, and kale sit grouped inside these rustic metal containers.

Origami Bat Wreath for Spooky Halloween

It’s a Halloween wreath of folded paper bats on a wire frame for your front door.

Chrysanthemum Wreath with Antique Door Knocker

Incorporate an antique door knocker as the centerpiece of your fall wreath. Surround its metal face with abundant orange and deep red chrysanthemums, berries, and greenery.

Eucalyptus and Yellow Button Mum Wreath

Silvery-green eucalyptus leaves and clusters of cheerful yellow button mums define this grapevine wreath for fall. You’ll notice the different leaf shapes together.

Berry and Leaf Wreath for a Warm Autumn Welcome

Small red berries and scattered autumn leaves overflow from this wreath for your entryway. It’s designed to hang on your front door.

Dried Banksia, Fan Palm, and Baby’s Breath Wreath

Dried banksia, fan palm, and baby’s breath make a textured wreath for a door or wall.

Chinese Lantern, Nut, and Leaf Wreath

Hang a full wreath that features Chinese lanterns, dried leaves, and nuts. It works best when nestled on a wooden shelf, among striped pillows and cozy throws. You’ll see its textures and colors there.

Textured Seed Pod and Oak Leaf Wreath

Layer dried seed pods, feathery grasses, and deep red oak leaves onto a grapevine base for a natural wreath. This mix of textures and autumnal colors works best for a rustic fall display. You get a rich combination.

Full Dahlia and Berry Wreath with Autumn Leaves

On your door, a full wreath features large dahlia blooms in shades of orange and peach. Small yellow berries and deep red-toned leaves provide accents.

Magnolia Leaf Wreath with Burlap Bow

Dark magnolia leaves adorn a grapevine wreath, ready for your entryway. It’s finished with a large, rustic burlap bow and delicate white blossoms.

White Dahlia and Cotton Boll Wreath

Adorn a grapevine wreath with a large, textured white dahlia. Add accents of cotton bolls and wispy grasses.

Mixed Greenery Wreath with Dusty Silver and Pink Accents

Choose a wreath that combines various shades of green foliage for your door. You’ll also see dusty silver leaves and delicate pink sprigs mixed throughout.