25 4th of July Wreaths to Show off Your Patriotic Pride
Give your front door an upgrade for America's birthday.
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The 4th of July is just around the corner and you know what that means: it's time to break out the red, white, and blue. That's precisely why we've rounded up these gorgeous 4th of July wreaths to proudly hang on your door.
If you're already planning on celebrating with patriotic decorations (here's how to properly hang the American flag if you need a refresher), hosting a summer party at home, or celebrating with these fun 4th of July activities, you'll still want to get your front door ready for Independence Day. It's the first thing your party guests will see when they come to your home, after all.
Regardless of your idea of the perfect 4th of July party decorations, there's something here that everyone will love, from subdued, modern lines to colorful, vibrant hues. Lush floral designs abound, but so do modern, minimalist ones with tons of empty space. And whether you're in the mood to break out all the craft supplies for this project, or would rather make something simple with supplies you can find around the house, we've got more than a few options for you to check out. When you're done, don't forget to take a look at our favorite 4th of July recipes, 4th of July desserts, and 4th of July drinks!
Red-and-White Hydrangea Wreath
Faux flowers from Michael's take a patriotic turn with a blue-and-white star ribbon.
Get the tutorial at Little Blonde Mom.
Patriotic Pom Pom Wreath
Red-and-white pom poms, blue wood stars, and a tiny pennant give this patriotic wreath a playful twist.
Get the tutorial at Flamingo Toes.
Paper Wreath
Cardstock petal cones are glued to a cardboard circle base to create this festive DIY decoration with a paper mache star at its center.
Get the tutorial at Blooming Homestead.
Fourth of July Clothespin Wreath
This wreath is super-easy to assemble as its made from clothespins, which get a patriotic makeover thanks to a little spray paint.
Get the tutorial at The Krazy Coupon Lady.
Glitter Stars Wreath
Add some sparkle to the front door with this willow wreath, hot glued with glittering red, white, and blue stars and topped off with a shimmery patriotic ribbon.
Get the tutorial at Good Life Detroit.
Bandana Wreath
The classic bandana print is one of the most patriotic patterns. Tie bandanas in red, white, and blue around a wire wreath form to re-create this DIY project.
Get the tutorial at Busy Creating Memories.
Ombré Fabric Wreath
Looking for a craft to work on while watching the kids play outside? This red, white, and blue ombré wreath is super simple, but tying all those knots definitely takes awhile!
Get the tutorial at Tell Love And Party.
American Flag Cotton Wreath
Add a touch of farmhouse decor to your door with a grapevine wreath adorned with cotton stems, American flags, and a red gingham bow.
Get the tutorial at The American Patriette.
Pool Noodle and Tinsel Wreath
This ingenious design repurposes a poodle noodle to create the wreath's base, then adds tinsel and a flag of painted popsicle sticks.
Get the tutorial at The Chic Country Cottage.
Paper Straw Wreath
When it comes to ordering party decorations, there's no need to worry about over-ordering. Almost anything can be turned into a fun and festive craft. Case in point: this striking wreath created from paper straws.
Get the tutorial at The Project Corner.
Cupcake Liner Wreath
Give red, white, and blue baking supplies a second life in this 4th of July wreath in a subtle color palette.
Get the tutorial at Crafts By Courtney.
4th of July Rocket Wreath
Blogger Rebecca writes her number one tip is to pin—not glue—the fabric on this foam wreath so it can be used for different holidays.
Get the tutorial at Crafted Sparrow.
Patriotic Pinwheel Wreath
Fireworks are sure to last all day and night with this patriotic pinwheel wreath.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Old Glory Patriotic Wreath
Before Independence Day arrives, we suggest taking a trip to your local dollar store to put together this inexpensive decoration.
Get the tutorial at Gluesticks.
Burlap Ruffle Wreath
Made of three colors of burlap, this 4th of July wreath is sturdy enough to hold up for many years to come.
Get the tutorial at Awesome With Sprinkles.
Soda Can Wreath
Cut out stars from classic soda cans to create this unique 4th of July wreath that features a few all-American traditions.
Get the tutorial at Small Fry & Co.
Necktie Wreath
Repurpose Dad's old neckties into a handsome 4th of July wreath with this simple tutorial.
Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.
Denim, Gingham, and Burlap Wreath
Upcycle an old pair of jeans, then add strips of burlap and gingham, to make this shabby-chic wreath.
Get the tutorial at Beyond the Aisle.
Grapevine Star Wreath
For a simple 4th of July decoration, update a grapevine star wreath with metallic pearls and a barn flag star.
Get the tutorial at Crafts Unleashed.
USS America Wreath
Infuse some nautical flair into your Independence Day decorations with this easy DIY project.
Get the tutorial at Miss Flibbertigibbet.
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