If you're buying a Christmas wreath for the first time this year and need some festive inspo – you're in the right place!
Perhaps you simply can't find any in stock right now... Not to panic as our roundup will help you get your hands on something you love (and that you can buy online for a speedy delivery) so that you can complete your indoor and outdoor Christmas decorating ideas.
Whether your new wreath is for your front door or porch (hello curb appeal!), you're buying it to fill an otherwise plain wall, or you've decided to hang your wreath from your ceiling to add interest, our selection will suit a variety of schemes.
Feathers, faux foliage, and literal bells and whistles – we're pulling out all the stops to ensure you're space looks so seasonal for the holidays with the best Christmas wreaths.
Christmas wreaths to wow the neighborhood
It's not Christmas without the smell of pine needles, cinnamon, and clove-heavy mulled wine, or the zesty fragrance of oranges and clementines. Let's also not forget the gorgeous scent of fresh herbs on your roast Turkey and trimmings.
So add an aromatic touch to your front door, porch, or indoor living spaces with this densely woven verdant wreath.
Ideal for both indoor and outdoor spaces, this wreath will last anything from 2 weeks to 2 months dependent on the climate and conditions. Just don't start cutting branches off for your roast potatoes, as it isn't suitable for human consumption!
If there's ever a time for glitz and glam... it's at Christmas. So swap your flora foliage for a brass Christmas wreath, exclusively from CB2. Just like a 24-carat necklace that adorns your decolletage, treat your interiors to a lavish, gold-colored metallic decoration.
We'd style it similarly to this living room look. Mid-century modern furniture, an animal print rug, and lots of wooden to complement the warm finish of this fixture.
The traditional Christmas decor we know and love gets a fresh update with a plume of olive green feathers this season.
Festive enough on its own, this tactile wreath will add opulence to any door, wall, or window. But, if you are going for a bit of Christmas maximalism, style it into a grand centerpiece with decor, ribbon, and ornaments for 1920's Gatsby vibes.
We particularly love these glass and brass tree decorations which ooze an Art-Deco-inspired aesthetic.
There are some plants that just scream Christmas is around the corner. Think cranberries, firs, holly, and other evergreen foliage. But, if you're wondering how to care for a Poinsettia swap a real red-leafed plant for a faux Christmas wreath decoration that includes the floral display.
Pre-lit with 30 warm white, UL® approved, professionally hand-strung LED lights, this round decoration from Balsam Hill is safe for indoor and sheltered outdoor use includes a selection of Poinsettias, berries, and shatter-resistant ball ornaments.
It also comes with a 30-day premium guarantee, so all you need now is a pack of 3 AA batteries.
You can't beat a real wreath, can you? They are surprisingly easy to make and unsurprisingly cheap, too. You can add your own style with berries, bows, flowers, whatever you fancy, or you could keep it really simple with just fir. If you would love to learn how to make a Christmas wreath, our step-by-step guide will show you how.
Bubbles at breakfast smoked salmon at brunch and, extra indulgent brandy-soaked desserts... Christmas is the time to turn up the indulgence. So how better to celebrate this season in style than with a Champagne-colored, handmade sparkle wreath from The White Company.
As well as functioning as a hung wreath, this glittery decoration can also be styled as a Christmas table centerpiece too. And, under 30 bucks, it's a budget Christmas decoration for anywhere around the house.
There are a few carols that involve jingling bells, but if you really want to make your interiors rock, this silver bell Christmas wreath is the way to go.
This shimmering silver wreath from Williams-Sonoma is adorned with miniature sleigh bells that jingle as you open the door, heralding the arrival of family, friends, and holiday visitors. A grosgrain red ribbon makes it easy to hang on your Christmas mantel, a wall, or over a protected Christmas porch.
Two whole months before Valentine's Day, Christmas can be the season to show how much you love someone. So whether you hang mistletoe from a height, choose this white-berried wreath from Wayfair, or do both, meet them by this decoration for a little peck or two.
This frosted mistletoe berry wreath has been created with natural hues of green fir on a twig base for a realistic look, that's ideal for lovers.
Display in the hallway or in the bedroom for that intimate moment between two people.
We would want to keep this feather wreath up all year round! Perfect if you don't like too much fuss and frills when it comes to your Christmas decor, this would love lovely on a front door, or as you can see here above a simply decorated mantel – watch those candles though!
Personally, we'd style as part of an icy white Scandinavian Christmas decorating scheme, with metallic blue and silver baubles and accessories. Made from Goose feathers, it's unfortunately not suitable for vegans but looks so swish nonetheless.
What is the purpose of a Christmas wreath?
'A Christmas Wreath on your front door really adds the finishing touch to your home,' says Jack Anderson, assistant plant manager at Squire's Garden Centers.
'Choose a real wreath adorned with cinnamon sticks and pine cones or an artificial wreath, some of which even come with LED lights wrapped around them to twinkle on your front door.'
What is the best greenery for Christmas wreaths?
'The thing I love about making your own wreaths and garlands is that you can get creative and add in whatever you may have in the house, like other dried plants you may have old ornaments you may have or even dried fruits like oranges or grapefruit!' says Tom Lawrence-Levy, interior designer at Natural Asthetik
