Guest Picks: Christmas Wreath Roundup
Go crafty, go classic or even bring in the bling — whatever your home's style, one of these wreaths can give your door that holiday spirit
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The holidays are upon us! There's no better way to start decorating than with a fun and festive wreath, whether on your front door, over a mirror or on your wall. Here are some pretty options to get you in the holiday spirit. — Emily from Emily A. Clark
This wreath will add a fun and crafty look to your front door. It would also be a cute addition to a child's bedroom door.
Metallics are the trend of the moment, and this gold wreath is the perfect way to add holiday sparkle to your front door.
I love the natural simplicity of this fresh wreath that's made with greenery and red berries.
by Pier 1 Imports
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Adding bright, non-traditional Christmas colors to a traditional wreath adds a festive surprise to your front door.
by Dragonfly Farm
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A fresh boxwood wreath is a classic choice. I like the simplicity and natural look of this one.
This wreath is a pretty alternative to poinsettias. It's made with dried hydrangea blooms that have been dyed red.
This dried olive leaf wreath would be a beautiful addition to a kitchen.
by Pier 1 Imports
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This ornament wreath has all of the red, green and sparkle that make the holiday season bright.
White burlap makes a beautiful winter wreath that can be used for years to come. It also adds a nice texture when mixed with other holiday decorations.
I love the look of decorating with fruit for the holidays. This fragrant wreath is a pretty combination of eucalyptus leaves and dried oranges.
Succulents are a beautiful way to incorporate fresh, long-lasting greenery into your holiday decor. I love the mix and layers of green in this wreath.
Clusters of yarn create a cute wreath with a primitive feel. This is a fun, whimsical and long-lasting alternative to greenery.
by ARE NATURALS
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This simple wreath is made from fresh magnolia leaves for a classic holiday look. Plus, it'll last throughout the year as the leaves dry.
by ARE NATURALS
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A fresh bay leaf wreath is not only natural looking, but also wonderfully fragrant.
by ARE NATURALS
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Layered green eucalyptus and bay leaves make for a pretty and fragrant wreath. The bright red berries add a simple pop of color.
You can't go wrong with a traditional wreath of fresh greenery, pinecones and a big plaid bow.
Christmas goes coastal with this beach-inspired wreath adorned with starfish and sand dollars.
Acorns go from fall to winter and become a beautiful holiday accessory when painted a milky white in this cute wreath.
Paper never looked so pretty! This beauty is a modern take on the traditional wreath, as it's made with paper leaves and dried pomegranates.
This wreath is full of sparkle and nontraditional colors. It would be perfect layered over a mirror in a girls' bedroom.
Next: 10 Easy Decorating Ideas for a Festive Entryway
Next: 10 Easy Decorating Ideas for a Festive Entryway
Ideabook published on Dec. 2, 2012.
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Love both of your wreaths. The white one would look adorable in a nursery!