8 Christmas Door Wreath Ideas
Door wreaths are my favourite part of Christmas decor! There's nothing like returning home on a cold winter's day to a beautifully dressed door.
Inside, I love to hang decorative paper wreaths on internal doors and windows which complement the rest of my seasonal décor scheme. Whether you prefer real foliage or artificial, traditional colours or modern brights, I've picked out eight amazing Christmas wreath ideas for you try at home.
Post compiled by Melanie Lissack
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8 Christmas Door Wreath Ideas
This was an easy-to-create wreath that I made when I wanted something wild and pink to adorn my baby blue door! I simply tucked and glued in place a number of dried flowers and feathers in a clockwise motion, then hung it with a vivid purple velvet ribbon.
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If you love modern, neutral, simplistic Christmas decorations, this paper star wreath is perfect to hang over a mirror, or propped up on a shelf, without all the colourful grandeur that can be associated with the season.
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This wreath is budget-friendly and completely sustainable. There are so many wonderful things to forage in winter, from dried thistles to holly bush, so this easy-to-make natural wreath is a firm favourite. By covering just the bottom half of the metal hoop, the look is simple and elegant.
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There is something so charming about a traditional Christmas door wreath. Perfect for period properties or grand homes, traditional wreaths look best with lots of detail. Here, I wrapped cinnamon sticks together using red and white twine and added a number of miniature red bows to the foliage.
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I find paper cutting incredibly relaxing, so this is a great craft to do to unwind before the big day. This wreath is a great choice to add a touch of seasonal decor into a child's bedroom, and as you can use any colour of card that you like, you can really personalise the palette of leaves!
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Dried flowers are a huge micro trend right now and cotton flowers are the perfect dried flower to use at Christmas due to the snowy-looking cotton sitting in its pod. This wreath is modern and wild and shouldn't look too structured - perfect for the wreath beginner.
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Wooden toppers and dried sundries are my 'go-to' items for Christmas decor. You can add them to wrapped gifts, homemade cards and even pop them in a decorative bowl. This wreath is enhanced by the rustic wood shapes which make it really detailed and interesting.
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This was the first time that I had ever used large, fresh flowers in a Christmas wreath and I loved the look!