A Whimsical Spring Welcome: DIY Porch Easter Decorating Ideas 2025

Don’t you love saving money on your seasonal decorations? This year I saved so much money crafting Easter decor, designed specifically for my front porch. After sharing the tutorials for the DIY Dollar Tree Moss Bunnies and those cute scrap fabric Easter eggs, I couldn’t wait to style them around my front doors. The result? A whimsical porch that’s both charming and unique. Let’s take a closer look at how these DIY projects came together to create a warm and inviting Easter welcome!

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I previously shared a couple of DIY Easter project tutorials that I planned to use on my front porch for Easter. First, I made two large Moss Easter bunnies using Dollar Tree bowls. They only cost $17.00 compared to smaller ones with hefty price tags. Next, I shared the cutest scrap fabric Easter egg tutorial with two options for making fabric Easter eggs. The eggs are customizable to work with any decor style. Finally, I combined these two crafts to create a whimsical Spring front porch.

In addition, I decorated the seating area with pillows and cushions surrounded by greenery topiaries. Then, a new-to-me thrifted primitive Easter pull toy takes center stage on the coffee table, paired with fresh flowers blooming now. It’s a charming spot to enjoy the pond views. See the details at the end of this article.

Whimsical Spring Porch For Easter

When I began seeing all the large Easter bunnies this year, I knew I wanted them for this year’s Spring porch decorations. However, the cost was beyond my budget because I would need two to fill the planters on either side of the front doors. Therefore, I made mine using Dollar Tree supplies, which turned out perfectly.

How To Fill The Planters

To fill around the bunnies in the planters, I recycled two old straw wreaths and wrapped a thistle garland around the base. I added a carrot garden spike I found at Dollar Tree to complete the planter decorations.

The planters are tall, so there is very little space between the large bunnies and the light fixture. There is not enough room for a wreath, but the space looked empty without something to fill in. After I made the scrap fabric Easter eggs, I knew they would look adorable with the bunnies.

When I made the scrap fabric Easter eggs, I added extra ribbon to some of them to allow for hanging. Once I was finished, I realized that I would need all the eggs for the front porch. Therefore, I used small eye hooks at the top of each egg and added additional ribbon for hanging.

Then, I used two small grapevine wreaths and greenery candle rings to hang the eggs. I began by tying the eggs to the grapevine at various heights and spacing them evenly around the ring. Then, I added the greenery ring to the center, pulling some of the greenery above and below the grapevine wreath.

Finally, I used more ribbon to attach the rings to the light fixture above the bunnies. The eggs fill the space and give the arrangement a whimsical, unique, and eye-catching style.

How To Complete the Spring Porch Decorations

With the bunnies and Easter eggs as the focal point, I added a few more Easter touches to complete the Spring porch decorations. First, I pulled several of my concrete bunny statuaries to surround the planters. A favorite is the concrete bunny planter which I added to a vintage stool for height. Instead of adding a plant, I filled the planter with Easter eggs and faux carrots.

In addition, I added a couple more DIY projects from previous years to complete the vignette. The large Easter egg was from last year’s Dollar Tree front porch decorations and the scrap fabric pillow was from a few years ago.

To balance the other side of the doorway, I used a couple of planters filled with faux boxwood and two more concrete bunnies. An oversized outdoor rug and the DIY address sign complete the whimsical and inviting front porch decorations.

Front Porch Seating Area

The other end of the porch includes a porch swing with spring pillows and the coffee table is decorated with fresh forsythia flowers, a thrifted primitive lamb pull toy and vintage dishes.

Thank you for stopping by today and I look forward to sharing my next adventure with you!