14 Front Door Decorations That Celebrate Everything We Love About Fall

Is there anything more glorious than the rich colors of autumn? For the same reason, your visitors will just "fall" in love with this wreath made from bundles of bittersweet.

For thousands of years, these bright-red fruits have symbolized abundance and good luck, which lends their positive first impression made with your guests. Hang a cluster of pomegranates and gilded leaves topped with a bow.

There's something bewitching about this entrance. Maybe it has to do with the touch of seasonal magic. Two brooms wired together form a decoration on the door, which is bordered with matching bundles of raffia.

This wreath is a rustic nod to the season, and it's made with tamale wrappers from the grocery store.

Autumn is harvest season for almonds, hazelnuts, pecans, and walnuts. But there's no need to squirrel them away for winter -- use them in this festive decoration for your door!

After the leaves have fallen and the season has swept over the landscape, there's a subtle beauty in what remains. Once the cotton has been picked from the stem of these plants, you're left with these pretty bracts. Fashion them into a rustic round and you're turning debris into décor.

Not far behind fall, winter is coming. With this wreath, there's no fussing over symmetry or bending of boughs — just some spray paint, a hot-glue gun, and floral wire. The gentle coating of white conjures the season's first snow.