Christmas Decor
Christmas wreaths and garland
The greenery that finishes a door, a mantel, or a stair.
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A few to start with
Price
Colour
Size
Material
139 styles
Pure Pine Wreath
Gold & Silver Ball Garland
Sky Blue, Blush & Silver Garland with 2" Ball
Resting Deer with Wreath
Sheep with Wreath
Garnet Beaded Garland
Jumbo Red Bead Garland
Standing Deer with Wreath
Snowy Evergreen with Red Berry Candle Ring
Santa with Wreath Print
Gold Star Garland
Green, Red & White Present Garland
Gold & Red Beaded Garland
Dark Green Iced Cedar & Cones Hanging Wreath
Glittered Green & Red Garland with Silver Tinsel
Cedar & Cones Hanging Wreath
Pine Needle with Pinecone Garland
Starry Garland
Silver Bell & Glittered Greens Swag
Gold, Green, Red & White Garland
Dense Pine Garland
Gold Glittered Pinecone Candle Ring
Angel Pine Taper Candle Ring
About Christmas wreaths and garland
Garland makes up most of this room. Beaded garland in aged red, silver, gold, and garnet; flocked ball strands in cream, brown, and black; vintage-style tinsel in silver, gold, red, blue, and pink; popcorn and cranberry; and round wood beads. For a fuller line of green, there is soft-touch Norfolk pine, weeping cedar, cypress, and mixed pine.
Christmas garland for a mantel can lie flat along the shelf or drape in two loose swags. For Christmas garland on stairs, measure the rail first and allow extra length for each dip.
The wreaths run from a 10-inch cedar ring to a 30-inch flocked pine, with plenty at 22 to 28 inches for a front door. Candle rings lie flat around a pillar or a hurricane in the middle of a table.
How long is the garland?
Most strands are 6 feet. Popcorn, cranberry, wood bead, and some tinsel garlands run 9 feet, and a few greenery garlands are shorter. Each listing gives the exact length.
What size wreath fits a front door?
A wreath 22 to 24 inches across suits a standard front door. None of these are listed as weatherproof, so they’re happiest on a door that stays dry, behind a storm door or under a porch roof.
Is the greenery real?
No. The pine, cedar, hemlock, and mistletoe are faux, so there’s nothing to water and no needles to sweep.