23 + Christmas Wreaths to Transform Your Home This Holiday Season

By the Viral Info team · Updated November 2026 · 3 min read

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A wreath is the simplest way to say welcome for the holidays. These 23+ Christmas wreaths will transform your doors, windows and walls this season, with ideas to buy, make or mix.

Wreath bases

Item Why it works
Grapevine Rustic and sturdy
Wire frame Fresh greenery
Foam ring Ornaments and ribbon
Embroidery hoop Modern minimal
Wooden ring Scandi style

Classic

  1. Make a classic pine and red berry wreath.
  2. Choose a snowy white flocked wreath.
  3. Add a velvet bow to plain greenery.
  4. Mix cedar and holly.
  5. Try a magnolia leaf wreath.
  6. Add warm battery fairy lights.

Rustic and natural

  1. Build a burlap and pinecone wreath.
  2. Make a minimalist eucalyptus wreath.
  3. Add dried orange slices and cinnamon.
  4. Use grapevine with cotton stems.
  5. Make a frosted cranberry wreath.
  6. Try a coastal seashell wreath.

Fun and festive

  1. Create a candy cane wreath.
  2. Glue a DIY ornament wreath.
  3. Bake a gingerbread cookie wreath for display.
  4. Make a pom-pom wreath with kids.
  5. Use a vintage ribbon wreath.
  6. Add mini stockings to a wreath.

Glam and modern

  1. Go golden glam with metallic baubles.
  2. Use an embroidery hoop with a sprig of greenery.
  3. Try a geometric metal wreath.
  4. Make a monochrome white wreath.
  5. Hang mirrored wreaths on windows.

Tip: Use LED lights with batteries on wreaths rather than mains lights on dry foliage, keep berries and edible wreaths out of reach of pets and young children, and hang with hooks rated for the weight.

FAQ

How do I hang a wreath without nails?

Use over-the-door hooks, ribbon or adhesive hooks.

How long does a fresh wreath last?

About three to four weeks outdoors in cool weather.

Can I reuse a wreath every year?

Yes, faux wreaths store well in a wreath box.

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