Looking for magnolia wreath front door inspiration? Big white blooms, glossy green leaves and pretty bows give you plenty to choose from.
These pictures include simple leafy wreaths, flower-filled designs and a few other entryway decorations worth a closer look.
You can keep things simple or go all out. I especially love the green and brown leaves with long cream ribbons.
You’ll also find a few alternative floral and holiday wreaths, plus garland and a leafy swag.
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Magnolia wreaths and entryway details to save
white blooms and a striped bow
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous white floral wreath. I love the large black-and-white striped bow nestled among the magnolia blooms.
The trailing greenery makes the arrangement feel a little less formal.
If you want to go a step further, try white flowers in planters beside your door like the ones here.
green and tan leaf layers
Don’t want to add flowers? No problem! This work-in-progress wreath keeps things leafy, with broad green leaves mixed with tan ones.
The person pictured is holding a glue gun beside a small leaf bundle. For your own arrangement, try showing both colors instead of hiding all the tan leaves underneath.
checks and a welcome sign
How cute is this welcome wreath? The large white flowers sit beside a layered bow with checks, stripes and little botanical designs. There’s plenty going on here!
The sign reads “Welcome to our home.” Pick a similar sign if you want words to be part of your wreath rather than a separate decoration.
trailing leaves and white buds
This is such a pretty way to leave part of the wreath ring showing. The white flowers and open-grid beige bow sit on the right, with leafy branches reaching above and below.
I especially love the closed white buds along the trailing stems. You don’t need every flower to be wide open.
leafy wreath on navy
If you are looking for something without a big bow or sign, this one is for you. The green and tan foliage looks lovely against the navy door.
The matching rounded shrubs in black planters are worth saving too. Try a pair beside your own doorway if you like this tidy setup.
white flowers and dark leaves
I am obsessed with this simple green-and-white combination. White flowers with layered petals and little buds are scattered around the thick leafy ring.
There’s no bow here, which lets you enjoy those white blooms all on their own.
a little hi and striped bow
How sweet is that oversized “hi”? It stretches across the open part of the ring while white flowers, fluffy white accents and pale green leaves fill the left side.
This wreath is displayed on a ladder rather than a door. I’d keep the striped bow if borrowing the look for an entryway.
matching daisy-style wreaths
Love a matching pair? These wreaths have white daisy-like flowers, orange blooms and little nests tucked into the greenery.
They’re a daisy-style alternative rather than magnolia wreaths.
The low beige bows are a lovely detail to borrow for a double-door arrangement. Hang your pair at the same height to follow this look.
cream flowers and red berries
The red berries are my favorite part of this wreath. They’re dotted between cream magnolia flowers and broad green leaves, with a few golden-brown leaves showing through.
If you want a little color without adding a ribbon, try berry accents like these.
spotted ribbon and colorful tails
Who says a leafy wreath has to stay plain? The ribbon being arranged here mixes black spots on white with green and blue lengths.
I love how far the tails hang below the wreath. Try that same longer ribbon look if you want to dress up a simple leaf ring.
red ornaments and holiday greenery
This is a holiday wreath rather than a magnolia design. Red ornaments, berry sprays and a large dark red flower fill the ring of needle-like greenery.
Those pointed hanging ornaments are gorgeous! Save the red-on-red combination if you want to go all out with your holiday door decor.
buttery yellow blooms and plaid
This floral wreath may just be one of my favorites here. I love the pale yellow magnolia-shaped blooms beside the brown cones and fine green branches.
Keep much of the right side uncovered if you want this same arrangement. The plaid bow sits low on the flower-filled side.
magnolia garland and red ribbon
Want to carry the leaves beyond your wreath? This doorway garland has broad magnolia leaves, large pinecones and loops of red ribbon.
I love the red beside that pale blue door.
Try a garland like this around your doorway if you’d rather decorate the frame than hang a wreath in the middle.
long leafy swag and cream bow
Don’t want a round arrangement? This long leafy swag gives you another option.
Dark green, silvery green and orange-brown leaves hang beneath a simple cream bow.
The long ribbon tails are so pretty against the sage-colored door. I’d leave this one without extra flowers.
white monogram and magnolia blooms
Give your wreath a personal detail with a large initial. The white “M” fills the left side here while magnolia flowers, pinecones and sprays of greenery cover the right.
The little black-and-white checked bow is so cute tucked between the flowers. Choose your own initial if you want to borrow this idea.
little bird and burgundy accents
There’s a little bird tucked into this wreath! I love the burgundy accents mixed with green and orange-brown leaves.
Pinecones and thin branching twigs give you even more details to look at.
If you like a decorated wreath but don’t want a big bow, this is a pretty direction to try.
golden-brown leaves on black
Don’t want flowers, berries or any ribbon? No problem there! This wreath is all about overlapping golden-brown leaves.
The black door makes their color especially noticeable. Keep your version free of extra decorations if you love this simpler look.
glossy green and copper-brown leaves
I love this full leafy wreath with its copper-brown accents. The leaves overlap all the way around, leaving a neat opening in the middle.
There’s no bow or flower cluster here. If this is your favorite, let the two leaf colors be the whole design.
white flowers and cascading greenery
These matching wreaths are so pretty on the double doors. I especially love how the white flower clusters sit toward the outer edges, with long strands of greenery hanging below.
Try mirroring your arrangements like these rather than putting both flower clusters on the same side.
paired wreaths with long cream ribbons
Last but definitely not least, we have these full magnolia leaf wreaths with long cream-and-gold ribbons. I am obsessed with how the leafy garland continues across the top of the doorway!
The green and tan leaves tie all three pieces together. Keep the matching wreaths on their own if you’d rather skip the overhead garland.