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Your Holiday Wreath Inspiration

December 13, 2017
Berry and pinecone wreath with a red bow on an iron garden gate

The evergreen wreath has been around since ancient times, symbolizing honor, power, and even royalty. It is thought to have been first used as a Christmas decoration in Europe and brought to America by the Pilgrims. Today, it would be unlikely to walk a city block in December without spying evergreens and ribbons adorning holiday windows and doors.

Cedar wreath with gold and red ribbon hung on a wood door

1. Cinnamon sticks, shiny red cords, and hints of magnolia embellish this simple pine wreath topped with a striped bow.

Berry and pinecone wreath with a red bow on an iron garden gate

2. Natural pinecones and sprigs of green hydrangea nestle between evergreen branches while a red velvet ribbon heralds the Christmas season.

Grapevine wreath with red ribbon and greenery against a stone wall

3. This rustic grapevine wreath is topped with fresh evergreen trimmings and ribbons of red and green for added holiday cheer.

Boxwood wreath with a white bow on a pale grey door framed by ivy

4. Simple and delicate, this wreath is adorned with small berries and an iridescent blue-green bow that gives a subtle nod to the season and accentuates the color of the door.

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