10 Christmas Wreath Ideas for Your Front Door
Need some new Christmas wreath ideas for your front door? Want something a little different than what all your neighbors have? What do you want your front door to say about YOU this holiday season? It can be traditional, fun, vintage, whimsical or totally unexpected. Your Christmas wreath should be a reflection of your style and something that suits your home’s exterior as well.
A Christmas wreath is a fun and easy way to make a statement! Do you want something a little different than the traditional Christmas wreath this year?
Traditional & Elegant
Simple yet makes a statement
Photo: Happily Ever After
Classic Red & Green
Fun & Different! Great for colder weather!
Simple to Execute AND Makes a Statement!
Depending on the size of your door, you can add a larger wreath for impact. Choose a color for your ribbon by pulling one of the colors from your front exterior for a coordinated look!
Photo: Happily Ever After
Stunning Classic Vintage Wreath
I’m personally in love with this wreath. It perfect for the right home!
Photo: Happily Ever After
Santa Hat Wreath
How cute is this wreath and easy to make!
Photo: Happily Ever After
Snowman Wreath
An adorable snowman wreath that has the traditional colors but is fun and rustic!
Fun with a Coastal or Farmhouse look!
This holiday door decoration is festive & unique!
Fast & Easy
This wreath is fun, fast & easy AND you can change the colors easily to suit the exterior colors of your home.
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