35 Outdoor Easter Decorations to Welcome Spring to Your Yard
We have easy ideas for holiday wreaths, topiaries, signs, and more!
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When you're putting up Easter decorations this year, be sure to show your outdoor spaces some love, too. After all, you want the Easter bunny to have a wonderful first impression when he hops up! These cute outdoor Easter decorations are also the best way to spread holiday cheer to your friends, family, and neighbors before they even set foot inside your house this spring.
Not sure where to start? Think: Easter crafts such as spring-inspired wreaths, porch signs, topiaries, garden flags, and statues that will give your home fun, festive curb appeal. You can even make an outdoor Easter tree or put up the most festive DIY Easter garland. Whether you're looking for a DIY Easter wreath idea or a pretty pastel display, ahead you'll discover plenty of ways to spruce up your outdoor space. After all, if you're having an Easter egg hunt, you'll want your yard to look the part! You can even use those thoughtfully curated Easter baskets as décor by filling them with pretty Easter egg designs and leaving them on your front stoop.
With so many creative ideas ahead, decorating your outdoor space will be one of your new favorite Easter activities. There are several DIY options for anyone who wants to get crafty, as well as picks you can purchase right now if you're short on time. These best outdoor Easter decorations are sure to get you in the holiday spirit right away!
Carrot Easter Wreath
Every bunny will love this clever, carrot-inspired floral wreath! You can make it for less than $20 using faux tulips and foliage. Then top it all off with a pretty burlap and lace ribbon!
Get the tutorial at That's What Che Said.
Gold Leaf Easter Egg Bouquet
Add pops of color to your plants with these DIY gold leaf Easter egg "lollipops." Along with decorating your porch, we love this project as a centerpiece for an Easter brunch or dinner table.
Get the tutorial at Oh So Lovely.
Easter Egg Hunt Printable Banner
This year's Easter egg hunt will be all the more special with this watercolor-inspired banner. Hop, don't walk, to try this gorgeous free printable. It will look so cute hanging in your doorway leading up to the holiday as well.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY!.
Easter Window Boxes
Now, here's a way to really make your home look holiday-ready! You can add colorful strands of egg garland to your window boxes and along other areas of your porch for the most whimsical display.
Get the tutorial at Oh So Lovely.
Chocolate Easter Bunny
At first glance, this may look like a delicious chocolate bunny, but it's actually a painted wooden bunny that's just waiting to add an ear-resistably cute touch to your outdoor Easter décor.
Get the tutorial at Skip to My Lou.
Gold Foil Easter Egg Wreath
Go for the gold and the glamor when you add this colorful, gold leaf-speckled egg wreath to your front door! It's such a wonderful way to welcome your holiday guests!
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Rainbow Yarn Wreath
Sure, you can hang wreaths on your door, but they can also be used to decorate trees or fences! The colorful yarn and rolled crepe paper rose embellishments on this one make it an egg-cellent choice for any unadorned nooks and crannies in your yard.
Get the tutorial at Hostess with the Mostest.
Bunny Crossing Sign
Here comes Peter Cottontail—and you'll be ready for him with this adorable "Bunny Crossing" sign. Just imagine how cute it will look in your driveway or on your front porch.
Get the tutorial at Confessions of a Serial DIYer.
Yarn Easter Egg Garland
Add a playful touch to your outdoor décor with this pastel yarn ball garland made to look like Easter eggs. It's neutral enough to leave up all spring and summer, too.
Get the tutorial at Mod Podge Rocks.
Easy Upcycled Basket Planters
Put your favorite Easter blooms on display in these charming baskets-turned-planters. Follow the easy tutorial to paint them white or whatever color you'd like!
Get the tutorial at Keys to Inspiration.
Easter Gnome
If you ask us, no Easter garden is complete without a little gnome to keep things looking cute and fun! We love the bunny ears and pastel colors on this one.
Get the tutorial at The Inspired Workshop.
Chalkboard Sign and Bunny Garland
There are few things sweeter than a group of bunnies with their tails on full display—except for this! Drape them across achalkboard sign for an even cuter effect.
Get the tutorial at Clean and Scentsible.
Farmhouse Bunny Door Hanger
Display the Easter bunny right on your front door with this darling idea. The faux flower tail is so creative.
Get the tutorial at Raggedy Bits.
Egg Garland
These flowers housed in delicate egg shells are just about the most lovely Easter decoration we've seen—and they're much easier to make than you might think.
Get the tutorial at Good Housekeeping.
Easter Egg Flower Box
Filled with artificial grass and plastic eggs, these flower boxes can be placed indoors or out. They're so festive!
Get the tutorial at Sadie's Seasongoods.
Wooden Rabbit Planter
Just add greenery! Chalk paint, sandpaper, and a rabbit stencil are just about all you need to transform an old wooden basket into a planter like this one.
Get the tutorial at Organized Clutter.
Quilted Easter Table Topper
Save bits and pieces from your various sewing projects, then use them to craft this fabulous outdoor table topper! It's so pretty, your guests won't believe you made it yourself.
Get the tutorial at Hey, Let's Make Stuff.
Rainbow Easter Wreath
You'll swoon over this rainbow Easter egg wreath. It's a colorful option for anyone who wants a break from pastels.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Egg Sign
Sometimes, bigger is better! Add this oversized sign to your porch décor for a larger-than-life visual statement.
Get the tutorial at Lolly Jane.
Easter Bunny Tree Hideaway
It doesn't get cuter than this mini bunny hideaway! Gather your kids to help you recreate this adorable scene.
Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.
Rebecca Norris is a full-time freelance writer living in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Over the past 10+ years, she’s heavily covered a range of lifestyle topics, including travel, home, beauty, style, wellness, and celebrity news. She is a graduate of George Mason University, where she earned a B.A. in Media: Production, Consumption, and Critique, along with a minor in Electronic Journalism. When she's not writing, she can be found strolling with her Jack-Chi, Cash, sipping iced matcha lattes, indulging in delicious cuisine, perusing farmer’s markets and antique sales, collecting colored glass, getting lost within the pages of a book, and exploring new bucket-list cities.
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