Hanging a wreath should not mean damaging a door, wall or window frame. This guide on how to hang a wreath on any surface (without nails, drills, or damage) matches each method to the surface and wreath weight, so it stays put all season.
| Item | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Wooden door | Over-door hanger or ribbon |
| Metal door | Magnetic hook |
| Glass | Suction cup hook |
| Painted wall | Removable adhesive hook |
| Window | Ribbon from a tension rod |
Tip: Check the weight rating on adhesive, magnetic and suction hooks and choose one rated well above your wreath. Make sure over-door hangers do not stop the door closing or locking, and keep wreaths clear of door handles and anywhere they could block an escape route.
How do I hang a wreath on a door without a hook?
Loop ribbon over the top of the door and tape it inside.
Do adhesive hooks work outdoors?
Use outdoor-rated hooks on clean, dry, smooth surfaces.
How do I hang a wreath on glass?
Use a strong suction cup hook on clean glass.
Modern black and white Christmas table decor for the contemporary host: monochrome base layers, evergreen centrepieces, matte tableware, texture, lighting and details.
5 simple Christmas centerpiece ideas you can make in 10 minutes: candle and evergreen, mason jar snow scene, citrus and cinnamon, ornament…
Stunning Christmas room decor ideas to make your home merry: cozy, festive, modern, elegant, rustic and minimalist styling for every room.