Fall Door Wreaths: A Guide to Decorating for Autumn Traditions

Fall Door Wreaths: A Guide to Decorating for Autumn Traditions

With fall harvest comes changing leaves, cooler weather, and warm, comforting traditions. An outdoor fall wreath is one of the most popular ways to decorate your living room or front door. These wreaths come in many different styles and can be used to add a touch of autumn charm to any home. Whether celebrating Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas, a fall outdoor wreath can handle outdoor use as well as wall decor in your entryway.

Types of Front Door Wreaths:

• Leaf wreaths: These wreaths are made from leaves, such as salal, maple, or oak. They can be left natural or painted in fall colors.
• Autumn wreaths: These wreaths are made from a variety of materials, such as berries, leaves, and flowers, and are designed to evoke the feeling of autumn.
• Greenery wreaths: These wreaths are made from various types of greenery, such as eucalyptus, hydrangea, or magnolia leaves.
• Berry wreaths: These wreaths are made from berries, such as cranberries or juniper berries. They are often decorated with other fall-themed embellishments, such as leaves or pinecones. The Brilliant Berries is one of our more popular items.
• Flower wreaths: These floral wreaths are made from flowers, such as mums, dahlias, or sunflowers. They are often used to add a pop of color to the fall-themed decor.
• Grapevine wreaths: These wreaths are made from grapevines, a traditional symbol of autumn. They can be left natural or decorated with fall-themed embellishments.

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  Fall foliage wreaths: The Pacific Sunset as well as other fall wreaths are made from fall foliage, such as maple leaves or oak leaves. Acorns, ribbons, and wildflowers are common additions.
• Pumpkin Wreath: These harvest wreaths are great for fall and Halloween with a few spooky swag tie-ins.

Holidays are a perfect time to show off your front door decor

• Halloween: A Halloween-themed wreath made from black or orange leaves, or decorated with Halloween-themed embellishments, such as little toy spiders or ghosts, can be a great way to add a spooky touch to your home's decor. White pumpkin, dried flowers add a little fall floral magic to the spooky sentence.
• Thanksgiving: (Autumn Harvest): A handcrafted wreath made from natural materials, such as fall leaves, berries, or leaves, can be a great way to add a touch of autumn charm to your home's decor for Thanksgiving.

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  Christmas: A Christmas wreath made from evergreen branches, such as pine or cedar, can be decorated with ornaments, ribbon, or other Christmas-themed swag to add a festive touch to your home's decor for Christmas. Pinecone wreaths are a great example, with ribbons and berries. See the Red Western Wildberry for a timeless classic that is sure to ‘wow’ all of your guests.