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Front door wreaths are a festive way to decorate your home any time of year, not just around the holidays. From faux pine to pampas grass to a beautiful mix of dried fruit and flowers, this door decor can add personality to your home while also greeting guests year-round. To preserve your wreath outdoors, keep it sheltered from direct sunlight and limit exposure to rain, snow, whatever elements come your way. Prefer to make your own? Check out our pom pom, succulent, and holiday wreath DIYs you can make at a fraction of the cost. Here are 15 wreaths you'll want to deck out your doors and indoors this holiday season and beyond.

Anthropologie Ashn Earth Holiday Wreath ($238) With beautiful botanicals sourced from woman-owned farms, this wreath is like an art piece made of branches, stems, and dried fruit. Crate and Barrel Rust Pampas Grass Wreath ($60) This rust color stopped us in our online shopping tracks. Faux pampas grass in a red-orange hue looks stunning through Friendsgiving and all year long. DIY Holiday Wreath Say hello to our embroidery hoop mixed with fringe, florals and wood. Take it a step further and add in succulents and some gold detailing to make it the cutest DIY Christmas wreath on the block. (via Brit + Co)Etsy Large Beaded Natural Dried Wreath ($178) This mix of botanicals on a lovely beaded wreath include: Baby’s Breath, Banksia flowers, Brunia stems, Phylica, and white everlasting flowers in green, red, yellow, and pink hues.Etsy Boho Wreath ($83+) This boho-inspired pampas wreath is lush and beautiful and would look stunning on a dark-colored door. Afloral Real Touch Norfolk Pine Wreath ($68) This super natural-looking pine wreath is faux and fabulous all year-round.DIY Pom Pom Wreath Here's a wreath that's festive, colorful, and could be hung yearlong. All it takes is some pom-pom skills (read: scissors) and a good Netflix binge to get you there. Get ready to bring pom-pom holiday decor to your home. (via Brit + Co)ETSY DRIED FLOWER PAMPAS WREATH ($122) Dried flowers combined with oats, wheat, pampas grass, and mixed cereals will turn your front door into an actual conversation piece.William Sonoma Halloween Corn Husk Wreath ($100) Dried corn husks painted in seasonal hues and arranged in an eye-catching pinwheel gives off all the fall feels.Terrain Iron Constellation Wreath ($58) This wreath is made up of a constellation of weathered iron stars for a little celestial vibe. Food52 Dried Mixed Marigold Wreath ($78) Made on a family farm by hand, this marigold wreath showcases all the orange and yellow herbs and flowers of fall's bounty. Hang on your door or indoors. It starts out fresh and dried beautifully for long-term use. Cost Plus Dried Harvest Botanicals and Black Metal Wreath ($25) Simple and subtle with a natural aesthetic perfect for fall, this wreath adds texture to your nature-inspired decor. West Elm Kids Felted Wreath ($40) Cozy and colorful, this felty wreath will spruce up your doors and walls with playful pom poms (bonus: it's made in in Fair Trade-certified factory).Orchid & Ivy Felt Leaf Front Door Wreath ($33) This affordable felt wreath os so fun and colorful we want to make it ourselves!DIY Succulent Wreath Here's a holiday wreath refresh, California style. It also makes a great handmade gift! (via Brit + Co) Sign up for our newsletter to receive more creative home decor ideas, delivered right to your inbox and check out our creative DIY classes on B+C Classes! Brit + Co may at times use affiliate links to promote products sold by others, but always offers genuine editorial recommendations.

With beautiful botanicals sourced from woman-owned farms, this wreath is like an art piece made of branches, stems, and dried fruit.

This rust color stopped us in our online shopping tracks. Faux pampas grass in a red-orange hue looks stunning through Friendsgiving and all year long.

Say hello to our embroidery hoop mixed with fringe, florals and wood. Take it a step further and add in succulents and some gold detailing to make it the cutest DIY Christmas wreath on the block. (via Brit + Co)

This mix of botanicals on a lovely beaded wreath include: Baby’s Breath, Banksia flowers, Brunia stems, Phylica, and white everlasting flowers in green, red, yellow, and pink hues.

This boho-inspired pampas wreath is lush and beautiful and would look stunning on a dark-colored door.

This super natural-looking pine wreath is faux and fabulous all year-round.

Here's a wreath that's festive, colorful, and could be hung yearlong. All it takes is some pom-pom skills (read: scissors) and a good Netflix binge to get you there. Get ready to bring pom-pom holiday decor to your home. (via Brit + Co)

Dried flowers combined with oats, wheat, pampas grass, and mixed cereals will turn your front door into an actual conversation piece.

Dried corn husks painted in seasonal hues and arranged in an eye-catching pinwheel gives off all the fall feels.

This wreath is made up of a constellation of weathered iron stars for a little celestial vibe.

Made on a family farm by hand, this marigold wreath showcases all the orange and yellow herbs and flowers of fall's bounty. Hang on your door or indoors. It starts out fresh and dried beautifully for long-term use.

Simple and subtle with a natural aesthetic perfect for fall, this wreath adds texture to your nature-inspired decor.

Cozy and colorful, this felty wreath will spruce up your doors and walls with playful pom poms (bonus: it's made in in Fair Trade-certified factory).

This affordable felt wreath os so fun and colorful we want to make it ourselves!

Here's a holiday wreath refresh, California style. It also makes a great handmade gift! (via Brit + Co)

Sign up for our newsletter to receive more creative home decor ideas, delivered right to your inbox and check out our creative DIY classes on B+C Classes!

Brit + Co may at times use affiliate links to promote products sold by others, but always offers genuine editorial recommendations.

Rose Flower Garland Theresa Gonzalez is a content creator based in San Francisco and the author of Sunday Sews. She's a lover of all things design and spends most of her days momming her little one Matilda.